in marseille it's only five guys. anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad days, i've had some bad days, but this one --" >>

thousands near marseille have been told to evacuate. raising --e watch a raging blaze, hoping it will not come their way. more than 1,000 people have been evacuated. >> i was really scared. it was terrible. >> we could not see anything. >> the government mobilized around 1800 firefighters to come thet the worst firefigh country has seen in years. >> the goal is to contain the fire so it will not spread to cities, including marseille. high winds, the mood in a column towards marseille. a large cloud of smoke covered the skies. many roads have been closed to traffic. the airport is rerouting incoming flights to make way. the wildfires have turned around 30's where kilometers, but have now been contained in many areas. >> we're now reposition to protect the city. the wind is still pushing the fires towards the foothills of marseille. >> the origin of the fire is unknown. the weather has recently been dry in the region. >> wildfires continue to rage through portugal, including the madeira islands portugal is now asking for help, as there ar

this town just north of marseille has seen considerable damaged.t's high school has been totally destroyed. local firefighters were unable to do anything. been througher such trauma. when you see this on tv, you think it is difficult, but it is just horrible. reporter: thousands of families were evacuated. >> i got to the gate and saw my wife and children. they could not get out of the house. i thought they were going to burn. reporter: firefighters were on high alert, monitoring the possible return of the northern wind which could reignite the fire. thousands of firefighters are struggling to put out some 200 wire fires -- wildfires in portugal, many in the north of the country and on the island of madeira. forns have been treated smoke inhalation. hundreds of residents and tourists have been put in temporary accommodations. police say some of the fires were led by arsonists. down,urist numbers may be but paris remains one of the world's most popular destinations for filmmakers. this summer alone, more than 20 films are being shot in the french ca

burning outside (mar-sai) marseille... hundreds of people remain evacuated tonight. in portugal... crews have their hands full ... 1-hundred-86.... some arrests... after three people were killed in a fire on the island of (mah-dee-rah) madeira back in the states... a wildfire in central california has forced a dozen families from their homes! the so-called mineral fire... has charred more than five-thousand acres! more than a thousand firefighters are attacking the flames from the air at least one home has already been destroyed. residents are worried that it could spread! (pete martin/mineral springs resident) "they evacuated me morning and then they let me go back into the house and then at 2 o'clock in the afternoon the officials have stationed firefighters at several remote properties! their hope... is to make sure the homes don't go up in flames. last night in phoenix... a monsoon tore through the area! high-winds and heavey rain... lightning struck a tree... and started a fire. there were no reports of injuries. for our weather here at home... let's go to bryan scofield...sta

in france, a private pool party planned for september 10th at a water park near marseille has sparked controversy. the invite seen here states that the party is exclusively for women and children. it urges women not to come in a two-piece that, quote, the body must be covered from the chest to the knees. and it notes the water park has made an exception allowing bathers to wear burkinis. they have faced bans across europe. they allow muslim women to swim without worrying about requirements to dress modestly in public. so a local mayor said, quote, a certain number of muslims are deciding among themselves to break away from our republic model and put themselves outside of our society. now, as a male, i wouldn't be allowed at that party. but i do approve of the burkini. my swim wear actually isn't that different. look -- >> it's the burkini that shrunk. >> i need to cover up. sometimes i go further, put the whole t-shirt over my head. >> looks like a jerk-tini. >> it's the way he tells them. that's where the gold is. >> i was at rye beach last weekend, and there was a woman with a burki

the airport in marseille had to reroute incoming flights so firefighting planes could take off and land. every on huffington will step down as editor in chief of "the huffington post." she is turning her attention to her startup after attracting investors in hiring staff. "the huffington post" was acquired by aol for 350 million dollars in 2011 and now part of verizon communications. news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists, and analyst, and more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. turning to the hunt for yield now, not exactly a new subject but the continuing subject. and an option of 10 year treasury yesterday. there is still interest. 2671 chart in the library. even though it u.s. debt is at the lowest since 2012, buyers include foreign and central banks with their records. the so-called indirect bidders [indiscernible] roughly 54% in june. for more on the foreign demand for treasuries, we are joined by ben mandell. trillion dollars in assets under management. this is a pretty phenomenal chart. it shows just how interested foreigners still are.

the city of marseille is on high alert. >>> cape hatteras national seashore is a great place to go if you are a sea turtle. this year, recorded sea turtle nests broke records. as of august 10th, officials recorded 310 nests. more are expected. with 289. loggerhood turtle nests -- loggerhead turtle are the most comment there. be aware of nesting activity or hash lippings if you are at the beach. -- nestlings if you are at the beach. >> that is good to hear. >> so cool to watch them come out. >> i want to run block for them. >> keep the birds away. >> last night on fox 50 at 10:00, we were telling you through connecticut. we have video. somebody was drive ago long and got video of the weak tornado. let's see what this looks like. you can see the debris flying up in the air. he ended up actually driving right through the vortex. there it is. and you are driving through it. that wasn't smart. at least he is okay. no reports of injuries or significant property damage. a lot of tree damage. he was an ef-0 tornado with winds between 65 and 85 miles one more time as he drives through the torn

in france to multiple fires formed a column close to the port city of marseille, forcing the will tolee their homes. privaten who wanted a audience with donald trump spent three hours scaling part of trump tower, using large suction cups. he climbed as high as the 21st floor, before officers grabbed him and pulled them to safety through an open window. he posted a video entitled message to mr. trump, why i climbed your tower. in which he said he had an important issue to discuss with the republican residential nominee. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more on the bloomberg at top . i am rosalind chin. manus? manus: let us get into those markets. david ingles is standing by. david? david: good morning, minutes. in hong kong, just past 1 p.m. here in the city. i think it is one of those days where it is important to look under the hood, because the benchmark it, closed today, but it is lower. getting pulled down by the bank financials and a big mining stocks in australia. but as you can see, still

there were eight-hour day parades with musical entertainment from around the world like the marseille of france and things like that. there was a protest parade of over 100,000 people in 1911 after one of the great disasters of this era which last year had its 100th anniversary, the triangle fire. down in greenwich village where over 100 -- i think 146 young women, jewish and italian, were killed when a fire broke out in this triangle shirt waist factory, which was on the top couple of floors of an eight or nine-story building. this is a picture i like because it's not, it doesn't seem very dramatic. it's just people looking up at this fire, but these are the dead bodies of women who had leaped to avoid the flames and are now lying on the ground, you know, fell eight stories because the ladders on the fire trucks would only reach up to the fifth floor. they could not rescue anyone. the triangle fire led to the first serious efforts in new york to regulate conditions of work. the city and state moving in to begin the process of actually trying to make sure safety, you know, safe workin

there were eight-hour day parades with musical entertainment from around the world like the marseille of france and things like that. there was a protest parade of over 100,000 people in 1911 after one of the great disasters of this era which last year had its 100th anniversary, the triangle fire. down in greenwich village where over 100 -- i think 146 young women, jewish and italian, were killed when a fire broke out in this triangle shirt waist factory, which was on the top couple of floors of an eight or nine-story building. this is a picture i like because it's not, it doesn't seem very dramatic. it's just people looking up at this fire, but these are the dead bodies of women who had leaped to avoid the flames and are now lying on the ground, you know, fell eight stories because the ladders on the fire trucks would only reach up the fifth floor. they could not rescue anyone. the triangle fire led to the first serious efforts in new york to regulate conditions of work. the city and state moving in to begin the process of actually trying to make sure safety, you know, safe working c

governor carney marseille surging back into treasuries.n bond yields? alix: european banks extend their rally to a third day, no thanks to rbs, who is feeling the pain of brexit. jon: welcome to "bloomberg ." we are wrapping up a big week for markets. david: payrolls are particularly interesting. alix: i am keying in on wages because we have very strong consumer spending. consumer spending has been propping up gdp. if we do not get the wage growth sue support that, what happens to the underlying economy? david: is this a wages

the airport in marseille had to reroute incoming planes so firefighting planes could land.ighters in silver spring, maryland had to rescue people from upper floors of a building outside of washington, d.c. there may have been explosion. the has to be an easier way to meet donald trump. a man who wanted a private audience with donald trump used suction cups to climb part way up the trump tower. an openulled into window on the 21st floor three hours after beginning the stunt and has been taken to a hospital for a psychological evaluation. tom: thank you so much. be nice., you made a comment about one of our presidential candidates. he is with seabreeze partners and william lee is with citigroup. you have been way out front. it was a joke. >> i have a blog called real in november and early december every year, i would say hillary clinton would win the nomination and donald trump would be over 10 candidates. tom: what did you see? >> i talked about the disenfranchised society. it's no longer accepting the status quo. no longer accepting the notion that their futures are less fa

france and portugal and homes of been burned and hundreds of people have been evacuated in the air in marseilleutgoing firefighting planes can leave. ukrainian troops are on the border of crimea and have been on hot -- on high alert. vladimir putin is a that is accusing ukraine of engaging in terror tactics and is promising to respond. russia annexed crimea in 2014. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than two 600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. scarlet: thank you so much. fore seems to be an etf every investing style so what does it mean when investors are snapping up smart etf's? let's ask daniel draper. great to see you. let's make sure we defined the term. what is smart beta and how that differs or includes factor investing? oneassive investing is on end of the spectrum. the other end is unconstrained active midi hedge funds are traditional active mutual fund managers. smart they'd is in between and brings the best of traditional weighted indexing and brings active elements from the active world and puts them in the middle and provides different building blocks

trigger locks in the state of texas so people can get them and put them on the guns to make the guns marseille. i think we should raise the age at which juveniles can have a gun. i also believe that we need to enforce laws on the books, that the best way to make sure we keep our society safe and secure is to hold people accountable for breaking the law. if we cap someone selling a gun illegally there should be a consequence. somebody using a gun illegally, there should be a consequence. the federal government can help. we focused federal taxpayer money and when after people who were illegally using guns. to me, that is how you make society the safest it can be. and agreei believe with his gifts in washington and sometimes that the. i'm a pretty independent thinker. one thing i'm for his essay society. i'm for enforcing laws on the books and that is what will happen. it was not one: of my ads either. i am familiar with the statement and it was made by one of the top ranking officials of that organization. let me tell you my position. i think that some commonsense gun safety measures are certain

governor carney marseille surging back into treasuries. but could that mark if you fall in bond yields? alix: european banks extend their rally to a third day, no thanks to rbs, who is feeling the pain of brexit. jon: welcome to "bloomberg ." we are wrapping up a big week for markets. david: payrolls are particularly interesting. alix: i am keying in on wages because we have very strong consumer spending. consumer spending has been propping up gdp. if we do not get the wage growth sue support that, what happens to the underlying economy? thing, orthis a wages is it about the underlying economy, particularly after disappointing numbers last week? alix: we have two former economic advisers joining us ahead of the data. glenn hubbard and economic professor at princeton alan krueger will be here. you do not want to miss that conversation. mohamedl gross and el-erian will help dissect those numbers after they cross. take a look at the market. it is really a global bond rally today. jon: very much so. i am looking forward to that really ave

all of this in -- this is in marseilles, a huge muslim population there, they rented an entire swimmingonly. stuart: that is a problem, they can use it on certain days. and rest of people say what is going on here. >> that is what is going on. stuart: pushing back on local muslim population because of the terror incident. >> of course, not far away in nice. stuart: all right, friday, we're almost to end of show we have 10 seconds left, hand it over to connel. >> not yet. stuart: is it your birthday. >> yesterday. stuart: did ashley know that? >> i did, i got it wrong, my wife's birthday is today, i hope i didn't get that wrong. >> you should know that, not mine. stuart: good luck. >> jobs spark today. they have been talking about it sparked a rally in our stock market, dow up triple digits, more than 150, s&p 500 with a new lifetime high today, plit -- politically democrats love that but donald trump getting an economic push ready to go. polls tell us he needs to get something. i am connel mcshane feelin