i am matt miller. joe: i am joe weisenthal. matt: let's check out the headlines with mark crumpton.ahm emanuel and chicago will offer details of a new more comprehensive public safety plan. his speech comes as the nation's third largest city indoors a troubling spike in gun violence and a federal investigation of its police department. mayor emanuel has announced plans to add 1000 loves, expand use of body cameras, and ordered mandatory de-escalation training for all police. security camera footage from the restaurant in new york shows bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami pulling to suitcases from where one of the bonds exploded. prosecutors have charged ronnie with setting a bomb in new jersey, and two in new york city. one of the devices in and had did not explode -- in manhattan did not explode. authorities are working to restore electricity to puerto fire at a power plant blocked out the entire island. a state of emergency has been declared by the government, which canceled classes at public schools and universities. hospitals also canceled elective surgeries and non-appointments.

matt: i am matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." coming to you live from our world headquarters in midtown manhattan, covering stories from san francisco to kosovote and christina, was well the sour. global stocks selling off as a rally fueled by this week's fed decision fades, ever core chairman ed hyman tells us why the u.s. central bank is likely timesse rates a couple of next year. donald trump wants to go from billionaire businessman to president of the united states, but if he loses his bid for the white house, he may have also lost some of the value of his brand. we will discuss that as well as twitter shares surging on reports that the company may be close to a sale. we take a look at potential suitors and what it could mean for the social media company and its hundreds of millions of users. first, we are halfway into the trading day. julie hyman is here with the latest. first, a look at crude oil. julie: this is happening in the last hour or so, you talked about the headlines earlier. oil now down 4%. there is a report that

i am matt miller. scarlet: and i am scarlet fu. to update his outlook for the euro area. some policymakers suggested projections may be revised up. what he forecast's now is anyone's guess. matt: london is in danger as losing the status of the world's biggest hub. we will to you what asian nation will look to take that status over. scarlet: how the rise in global travel has increased the threat for the mosquito borne disease. matt: european central bank president mario draghi is expected to lay out fresh growth and inflation projections for the euro area this week and there will likely be little change from three month ago. most economists predict the downside risk will force the ecb to extend quantitative easing before the end of the year. mohamed el erian says central bankers are in a tough spot. >> you look at this and you ask how much systemic risk is building in the system and it is quite a bit. central bankers keep one eye on this and one eye on the economic variables and this high is telling them, maybe we should be a little

matt: i'm matt miller. let's talk about the market selloff. matt: we have a drop of more than 1%.nd yields are up after eric rosengren from the fed said maybe we need to move more quickly toward normalization. scarlet: lyle brainard will be speaking on monday as well. a lot of people thinking that she may move the needle on fed rate expectations. meantime, amazon. matt: amazon is said to be pursuing video rights to a wide range of sports. that includes the french open tennis championship and professional rugby a will and drawn new customers to its online tv service? lucas shaw broke the story and joins carol massar and cory johnson on bloomberg radio. carol: welcome, everyone on bloomberg tv. lucas shaw, entertainment reporter from our los angeles bureau. , when it ison up to looking into sports streaming rights? for sure -- pursuing a wide range of sporting events. nfl, mlb you can watch on tv. that may not change for some time because rights are locked up by tv networks, but amazon is trying to find different ways, especially force posts with global appeals come up because its p

and i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. berg world headquarters we are covering stories from the san francisco to bangkok. here is what we're watching. new york mayor bill de blasio will hold a press conference after the bomb explosions in manhattan and new jersey. you can follow the event as well. the mayor of london says his city is open for business post -- brexit. the ceo of the world's second-largest mining company tells us why china is so important to the global mining industry. we are halfway through the trading day. let us go to jubilee for the latest and markets. a come down in the past hour or so without a very clear-cut explanation. the nasdaq is now lower. you see that sharp leg downward. there doesn't seem to be a particular new event. looking at some of the movers both positive and negative, we have wells fargo which is rebounding. analysts say it is a buying opportunity and that it looks good relative next to the superregional bank. we are also looking at gm today. this is the first time he has had a positive

matt: and i matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." overing --matt: are covering stories from san francisco to washington and berlin and blotto slava -- bratislava. stocks falling around the world as renewed selling in crude that took oil down to $43 a barrel. at one point, even less. dropped energy shares. the dollar is climbing amid u.s. inflation data, 2.3% is what we saw for cpi. deutsche bank says it won't pay the $14 billiondropped energy s. the dollar is climbing settlemet sought by the u.s. justice department. though shares tanked more than 8% in frankfurt. their riskiest bonds plummeted as well. oracle reported first-quarter earnings in the ceo is trying to send a message that he will take on its competitors in the cloud. we dive into cloud revenues this hour. breaking news, we go back to scarlet. engineer andh, an software provider, robert bosch of germany is now under inquiry. he is under a u.s. criminal probe in the vw deal inquiry. as the widened the probe u.s. is investigating robert bosch. he provided software to the carm

i am scarlet fu. >> i am joe weisenthal. >> i am matt miller. >> u.s.er, but the best week for equity since july. the question now, what did you miss? a this week, the fed induced global rally in stocks and bonds, with equities retreating and the dollar rising. twitter might be up for sale. the company working with goldman sachs and having informal talks with several buyers. columbia university professor joins us onman options pricing. we look at in-flight volatility before and after 1987.

back to matt miller. matt: thank you very much. with bill harris and carol massar.e of the interview on radio or with radio plus app. to be a a tough time hedge fund. we will discuss. this is bloomberg ♪ matt: we're live from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan. i am matt miller. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. mark crumpton has more on the headlines. mark: donald unveiled his economic plan today, one that promises to lower taxes, cut regulation, and create jobs. critics have warned such proposals would stifle the u.s. economy. mr. trump promised to strengthen the economy by 3.5 percent, well above current projections, including 25 million jobs, something he says hillary clinton will not be able to do. she's got single idea will create one net american job or create one new dollar of american wealth for our workers. the only thing she can offer is a welfare check. that is about it. mark: the heart of trump's plan includes a tax code. a major drop from the current 35% corporate tax rate. hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail today after being sideline

. ♪ ♪ matt: i am matt miller. let's check out the headlines. e go to matt -- mark crumpton. tsunami warning for the north island. a foot highway was generated at east cape and extends to auckland, the most populous city. this 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the east coast 4:40 a.m. local time, followed by several aftershocks. residents and businesses along florida's gulf coast are bracing for hermine, upgraded to a hurricane. gov. rick scott calls the storm potentially life-threatening. residents have been asked to evacuate, and government offices in 51 counties closed at noon. the last time was wilma in 2005. that entered the state along the southwest gulf coast as a category three storm, leaving five people dead and causing billions of damages. hillary clinton leads donald trump by seven points in the latest nationwide poll. the suffolk university showed clinton has 48%, trump with 41%. in the four-way race, clinton is 42% to 35%. gary johnson has 9%, and gilles simon is at 4% -- jill stein is at 4%. the french spiderman's field this 600 f

from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, i'm matt miller. >> we are covering stories from tokyo to moscow. the u.s. added 151,000 jobs and a september right trike -- september rate hike dropped. matt: and economist john taylor joins us with his take on the jobs report and what it means for fed policy. nejra: and our exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. he blasts both donald trump and hillary clinton. saying he is ready to work with any administration that is willing. matt: let's head over to the markets desk abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail bank -- abigail: it is interesting to hear you may not like the bond reaction. as for stocks you do have the three major added -- three major averages. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all nicely higher. perhaps investors think the fed will be slower to raise rates. this has put the three averages on pace. we take a look at the s&p 500 intraday chartres. -- intraday chart. one area of weakness is the cruise line stocks. this includes carnival, caribbean, and the no region -- and the norwegian cruise lines. it lo

i am matt miller.e now for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. samsung electronics heir apparent has been nominated to the board. asis better known as jay y south korea's largest company struggles with the recall of the note seven smartphones. regulators, airlines, and samsung has warned customers to stop using the phones after reports of the battery catching fire while charging. horizon pharma is buying rapid pharmaceuticals for about $800 million to bolster its red disease treatment business and expand nationally. it will pay da nine dollars a share in cash. expected toion is close in the fourth quarter of 2016 and should add to earnings next year. and target says it will hire more than 70,000 seasonal store workers during the busy holiday shopping season. that is about the same it hired last year. they also plan to hire an additional 7500 people for distribution facilities. targets those existing employees will get first choice for the extra ho

matt: i am matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. our world headquarters here in midtown manhattan on a hot and humid .ay, we're covering stories here is what we're watching. scarlet: oil is surging after a plunge in supply. matt: wall street is getting a memo. donating to the trump ants ticket may be more trouble than it is worth. calling outton is to donald trump for his praise of russian plant -- russian president vladimir putin. a $200 million problem here at what does it mean for expansion. let's head to the market desk where julie hyman has the latest. are you going to start with losers? julie: i will talk about losers. i will get to the big loser in just a moment. overall, we are seeing this roll today for sure and pretty much holdings that he will declines we're seeing. we have a narrow range in the s&p 500 between the high and the low of the session. look at the bloomberg 2839. this shows daily range. this is a six-month average. you have a low range you have seen really over the past month or so. we are now looking at the 4

matt: i'm matt miller. scarlet: mark barton has headlines. obama is on the campaign trail for hillary clinton. he rejected the idea that donald trump is favored by working-class voters. trump wouldn't let you all on his golf course and suddenly this guy is going to be your champion?" he also said that trump is "not really a facts guy." saying he is not in the name-calling business, republican vice than financial nominee mike pence -- right -- republican vice presidential nominee mike pence refused to say whether he thinks david duke is deplorable, the word that hillary clinton use last week to describe some trump supporters. i would drawe: no more conclusion from that man's expression of support than from the fact that a terrorist to kill americans was at a hillary clinton nominee cheering her on. that governor pence added we live in a free country and people with bill motives can associate themselves with politics. former israeli prime minister shimon peres is hospitalized after a stroke. is a polish-born israeli statement that he has held v

. ♪ >> i'm matt miller. i'm scarlet fu. omberg markets. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome to bloomberg markets. we are covering stories from san francisco to rio de janeiro and beijing. matt: global stocks climbing to a 13 month high. chances the feds will raise rates later this month fade following a slew of weak u.s. economic data. aarlet: mike mayo of cialis gives his forecast. what it would take to turn bearish on banks. fall product launch gets underway in an hour. we are expecting phone and possibly new gear for listening. will it be enough to impress analysts and consumers? scarlet:

matt: and i'm matt miller. ♪ [closing bell] scarlet: u.s.g little changed this afternoon. joe: the question is -- "what'd you miss?" scarlet: hewlett-packard's earnings are due out in a few minutes. we break down the results as investors look were near-term growth. unveils the new iphone seven in san francisco. the highlights, it's water resistant, faster, and has a new camera. plus they are killing the headphone jack. matt: and we have a conversation with jen aldridge. climbing to nasdaq, a second straight level in as many days. a lower close for now, at this point it remains unchanged.

matt: i'm matt miller. ♪ scarlet: u.s.ing this afternoon buoyed by rallying commodities. joe: but the question is, what'd oyou miss? scarlet: we look ahead to the fed and boj rate decisions on wednesday. joe: and the colorado gold forum. fedex reportstt: earnings tomorrow. the charts you can't miss ahead of that release. scarlet: we begin with our markets. the dow and the s&p finishing higher, just barely, while the nasdaq closing -- we just ticked over and all the indexes are in the red. a little change for the major indexes. this is positioning as we get ready for the fed and boj position come wednesday. the you look at the rest of world, global equities are higher after a two-week slide. joe:

i am matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ matt: good monday morning.ories from washington to berlin and soul at this hour. here's what we are watching after a rebound from friday selloff. investors await a speech from the fed this afternoon. before we hear from brainerd, we will hear from jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon, speaking at the economics club in washington. we will bring you his comments live in 30 minutes. and hillary clinton's health is threatening to mushroom into a political crisis after she stumbled over the weekend due to a bout of pneumonia. donald trump wishing her well, but he says he plans to release more information about his own health to reassure voters.

i'm matt miller. we are covering stories from washington and london to beijing this hour. here's what we're watching. u.s. stocks falling with the dollar data showed not expected traction in american manufacturing, renewing concerns about the strength of the world's largest economy. if you are a traitor who's been fed up with u.s. stocks doing nothing for weeks, friday's payroll report may be the solution. does the fed need a blowout jobs report to move in september? republican presidential nominee donald trump doubles down on his hard-line immigration plans, promising robust protection of the u.s.-mexico border. trump: we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. the growing number of hispanic voters, can he win the white house with this position? we are nearing the halfway point of the trading day. bloombergs abigail doolittle has the latest. we have the u.s. averages in decline mode today, this after there was a surprise contraction to the august isn manufacturing number. dow, s&p and nasdaq all trading lower on the session tod

. ♪ markets.s is bloomberg i matt miller.sident of brazil is confident lawmakers will approve a cap on government spending by the end of the year. took office after the impeachment of the former president. he spoke with erik schatzker about the brazilian economy and how long it will take to eliminate the budget deficit. erik: mr. president, you want to cap government spending in real terms as well as make social security, call it more restrictive. these are too ambitious report -- proposals that require constitutional change and they are not without opposition. .et's talk about a timeline realistically, when will these two important returns -- reforms be passed into law? president temer: these are too difficult reforms. i acknowledge that, but they are essential. because they are essential, i believe we will pass this congress.tter in are feeling the government spending that may be renewed based on the previous years inflation. i am absolutely certain we will be able to pass that measure before the end of this year. the other

. ♪ matt: i am matt miller. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets.ve from our world headquarters in mid-town manhattan, we're covering stories from san francisco to buenos aires. here's what we're watching. oil prices are sliding, continuing a wave of volatility as investors focus on central banks and interest rates. bloomberg is live at the argentina investment forum. we sat down exclusively with the president of argentina. spoke on how the economy will play out there and how they will get out of possibly recession. in a rare sit down, marc benioff joins us live this hour. he has thoughts on the future of the cloud. matt:

matt: and i am matt miller. bell] scarlet: stocks closing higher this afternoon.aining more than 1%. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: we take a look at china and the fed. joe: and we bring down donald trump's economic speech today. matt: and we dig into a new bloomberg acquisition. it looking at index solutions, what of the most important in the fixed income world. scarlet: we begin with the market minute. the dow moving another triple digit, up by better than 150 points. u.s. stocks gaining more than 1% overall. and all 10 groups in the s&p 500 gaining, this is even as retail sales disappoint. joe: and we will have a 1% move in the s&p 500 for the fourth time in five days. matt:

i am matt miller three at >> scarlet fu is off today. ♪ joe: i am sorry if i confused you, it is indeedhe close of equity trading in new york, the u.s. stocks are mixed. not a lot of action on that front, because everyone is waiting for the u.s. jobs report. but the question is, "what'd you miss?" report is outbs tomorrow morning, we have the three charts you cannot miss before the numbers. plus, the u.s. auto industry's growth may be headed to the end of the road. >> a former member of japan's ,inistry of finance joins us what lessons global economies can learn from japan. >> let's kick it off with our market minutes today. i want to highlight something i was super excited to realize with my imac, and that is that we are now looking at 11 different industry groups today for the first time, this will go official for standard on september 16. it is already official. they have broken out real estate from a financial. financials have done very well this year, but mostly because of the reads. they have done much better on a one-day basis. financials are down half a percent. telecoms are lea

from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, i'm matt miller.ories from tokyo to moscow. the u.s. added 151,000 jobs and a september right trike -- september rate hike dropped. taylornd economist john joins us with his take on the jobs report and what it means for fed policy. our exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. he blasts both donald trump and hillary clinton. saying he is ready to work with any administration that is willing. matt: let's head over to the markets desk abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail

i'm matt miller. we are covering stories from washington and london to beijing this hour.e're watching. u.s. stocks falling with the dollar data showed not expected traction in american manufacturing, renewing concerns about the strength of the world's largest economy. if you are a traitor who's been fed up with u.s. stocks doing nothing for weeks, friday's payroll report may be the solution. does the fed need a blowout jobs report to move in september? republican presidential nominee donald trump doubles down on his hard-line immigration plans, promising robust protection of the u.s.-mexico border. trump: we will build a great

i am matt miller. stocks and bonds rally in unison. we break down the moves by asset class.t blackrock's leaders circle event. robot.ear the providing new opportunities for workers according to goldman sachs. we will speak to one of the co-authors. ♪ we begin with market minutes. stocks, markets given the go-ahead because the fed has left rates unchanged. people are looking at this as cheap money. joe: the long-term trajectory has not gone up at all. everything was flying today, except the dollar. matt: before i get to the u.s., take a look at europe. the same story there, green across the board. you can see every group rose. in the s&p and you can look at what is going on in new york, everything gaining. the big ones, apple with a continuation of a fascinating story, will it or will it not by maclaren? we took the story further today. apple shares are up 1%. yahoo! shares and still maintaining a slight day and after confirming that 500 million customers had data stolen. amazon hitting a new high. that stock inching closer to become only the second four-digit price to stock

. ♪ matt: i am matt miller. scarlet: i am scarlet fu.markets. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we're to pakistan,ies japan, and australia at this hour. stocks are climbing with bonds after the long-term outlook added to optimism. more think has a pessimistic view. he says markets could fall if governments do not take aggressive action to further the economy. running the risk of missing out on setting the terms for international trade by not approving the partnership. through theay trading day. julie?

and i matt miller. [closing bell ringing] scarlet: u.s.osing lower this afternoon, the s&p 500 falling for the second day in row. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" scarlet: we spoke to a former imf cheap about -- chief about helicopter money. joe: and ridesharing companies are a flawed model. how theyt explained can make a profit. the philippine president cannot afford to pick a fight scarlet: h the u.s. we look at the trade links between the two countries. we begin with market minutes, looking at a down day across the indices. we're back from the summer and post labor day, but if you look at the moves in equities, the

matt: and i'm matt miller. ♪ [bell] u.s. stocks closing decidedly higher.ollar defined and an oil rally. joe: but "what'd you miss?" scarlet: the fed leaves rates unchanged but schedules -- but signals a right that rate hike is likely. joe: and we talked to andrew 11 -- levin. we talk about what is at stake for the u.s. and german elections. ♪ shot up fortraight the market as we begin the market minute and equities certainly credit when you look at the major indexes after the fed press conference began, it was a straight line up and major industries are closing up more than 150 points. and gains for the nasdaq and s&p 0,

i matt miller. >> i'm scarlet fu."bloomberg markets." ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, covering stories in san francisco and washington and beijing this hour. here's what we are watching. rebounded stocks and bonds sputtering after a rally driven by global central banks. markets remain on track to end the week higher. we are seeing a big stock move in one particular company, twitter shares surging the most in more than two years on reports the company may soon get a takeover offer. bloomberg's editor-in-chief caught up with the turkish president. he said he is not worried if the country's debt gets downgraded to junk. we are halfway through the u.s. trading day and check in on what you as a global rally that has kind of lost steam. julie hyman has more. julie: do we have breaking news as well? matt:

matt: i'm matt miller. let's look at the headlines with taylor weeks.r: at the end of world war ii, the soviet union occupied 4 small japanese islands. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg editor in chief john nickel three -- john micklethwait, president putin said ms. lumley the conflict should be part of the long-term relationship. we did it andn: parted ways. in the past couple years, not by our initiative but from the japanese side, it was proposed. but now our partners are showing willingness for discussion of the topic. somee talking about exchange, we're talking about finding a solution where neither of the parties will be defeated or a loser. taylor: tune in to bloomberg all they for more of our exclusive venue we with russian president -- exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. hillary clinton used a blackberry during her tenure as secretary of state but the fbi cannot get any of them during the investigation. the fbi said there were at least five additional mobile devices they sought as part of their inquiry. one person

matt: and i am matt miller. [bell] scarlet: stocks closing lower.is, "what'd you miss?" global stocks falling. we break down all of it. european leaders meet today in bratislava to speak about the future. and the cost of living was projected in august. scarlet: we begin with our market minutes. u.s.

emily: that was mark fields with bloomberg's matt miller., how singapore is taking the concept of a smart city to a whole new level. we'll speak to the government official in charge of the city's -- reinventing the city states digital efforts. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: if you ever traveled or lived in singapore, you might be familiar with a digital management system that allows singaporeans to access 60 government services including registering a business or paying your taxes. it's part of the city state smart nation initiative. the man leading the charge is singapore's chief information officer who joins me here in the studio, still with us from new york is david kirkpatrick. i'll start are you, tell us more about what this smart nation initiative is and how it is improving digital efforts? >> the smart nation initiative is about people. how do we improve the life of people in singapore through technology. it's really not a technology driven as it's how to use technology effectively and really improving the lives of people and making it p

. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu.o bloomberg markets. ♪ we are covering stories from new york and send her cisco. here's what we are watching. in half an hour tilde plus it will hold a news can't rims on the weekend explosion -- news conference on the weekend bomb explosions in manhattan. today we sit down with an m&a veteran who advised on dell deals. we will discuss activist investors and the election impact. mark hirst sat down with bloomberg on the plan to take down with competitors. his comments coming up. we are halfway into the u.s. trading day. let's check in with julie hyman. julie:

i am matt miller. scarlet fu: and i am scarlet fu. welcome to bloomberg markets.d headquarters in new york, where covering stories from new york, berlin, bratislava, and beijing this hour. stocks are altering while bond yields are retreating, capping a rocky week where central banks have had to reinvest policy. german chancellor angela merkel has said the eu is in a critical situation p we will get a live update this hour. pandora is ready to go head-to-head with spotify, offering a new on-demand service for five dollars. remarks areergren's coming up. we are halfway through the trading day. let's head over to julie hyman, who has a snapshot of how we are trading. zige: we have another

>> i think it was matt miller who coined the phase lizard brain.here is this part of your brain that reacts to certain things. makeesn't necessarily rational sense. when you see a word like collateral in a headline suddenly in the middle of the day, it takes you back to 2008, when the u.s. investment banks had a lot of problems with the clients. liquidity.nk has plenty of liquidity to spend. the quiddity can evaporate pretty quickly. a lot of u.s. investors, deutsche bank is a big box. the contingent convertible bonds -- u.s. focused investors, it has been something they have sort of watched passively go by and not really focused on -- when you see that alarming headline that hedge funds are calling collateral, it is a cell first and ask questions later type of thing. even today when everyone woke up there was a good of a rebound then we heard the report that the settlement -- we have been game ofnto a three part chicken. the government -- german government blinked. and, luckily it looks like the doj is someone blinking. they announced it at the ri

i'm matt miller. david: i'm david gura. to allow voted families to sue saudi arabia. president is expected to veto the bill but the passage presents a headache. saudi arabia threatened to sell $750 billion in u.s. assets of the bill became law. for some inside, i want to bring in our guest from washington. what this says about the relationship between the u.s. government and saudi arabia, the fact that the bill was passed in both houses of congress. it's a reflection that in congress there is little support for the relationship with saudi arabia. the executive side, they look and saudi arabia as a key ally in the middle east, in the coalition against the islamic state, influence with other countries as well. it will provide some tension between the saudi arabians and the u.s.. denies anya connection with plotting the 9/11 attacks. just a few days away from the 15th anniversary and there are already strained ties between the u.s. and saudi arabia over issues like the euro nuclear deal. this will just create further tension between the two sides. seems like it will wait

. >> i am matt miller. >> u.s. stocks closing lower, but the best week for equity since july. the question now, what did you miss? a this week, the fed induced global rally in stocks and bonds, with equities retreating and the dollar rising. twitter might be up for sale. the company working with goldman sachs and having informal talks with several buyers. columbia university professor joins us onman options pricing. we look at in-flight volatility before and after 1987. scarlet: down across the board for u.s. equities, with the dow losing 100 points. the stock market rally we saw the previous couple days fizzles with energy and tech companies the big laggards with oil selling off. we had a pretty intense three-day stretch leading up to the central bank decisions, and today we saw that fizzle out. downoo dramatic, but 129 on the dow is something. matt: one thing that is fairly dramatic. in my terminal, as far as stocks that move. take a look at apple. scarlet and i were on tv around 1:45, when apple just took a dive down. intelligence firm came out and said the iphone 7 sales m

matt: and i am at miller.ensions remain high in charlotte, north carolina after a night of violent protests over the fatal shooting of a black man police. at least 12 officers were injured with demonstrators who blocked highways and set fires. authorities say the man was armed and posed a threat and the family disputes the claim. both the police officer and the victim were african-american and the justice department is reviewing the shooting. the fbi has released a shooting of two men who took a suitcase holding a bomb that did not explode in new york city. rahami has been charged with setting a bomb in new jersey and two in new york city. the men were seen removing the bomb from a piece of luggage and leaving the device behind while taking the seat -- suitcase. the two men are being thought as witnesses, not suspects. president obama meets with the today, prime minister the white house says it will probably be the last time they will get together before president obama leaves office. the meeting comes after t

matt miller, the less we say the better. we have futures indicated 21 spo.85.ts are looking quite good this morning. futures up 1.25. dow jones up. and a nice little rise. nejra: let us to the bloomberg business flash. here is rosalind chin. rosalind: thanks. apple has announced updates to the iphone and watch.the iphone 7 line includes can upgrade from a faster processor, longer battery life, and a new industrial design. it also ditches the headphone socket to make room for other features. ceo tim cook: the best iphone we have ever created. but shares rose less than 1%. haveompany whose shares soared is nintendo. that was after it was announced after super mario is coming to the iphone. nintendo released the game featuring the game in the app store in the center. dob the first time the popular franchise has appeared on a smart phone. enterprise isd spinning off and emerging some non-core software assets. the deal with the u.k.-based company is valued at about $8.8 billion. the assets include areas such as application delivery management, big data, and enterpri

>> confirmed this relationship with matt miller oagran instm >> is that what instagram means to you now? >> going off on ryan seacrest. >> all right world. let's go. >> ryan casually asking the 23-year-old about her love life she poafter sted this picture hugging the rapper. >> c did youonfirm something? >> if you post something it becomes something. >> that' i'ms what willing to share at moment. that doesn't mean then you ryan seacrest with millions of listeners are entitled to more information. >> ariana getting ripped on twitter by fans. she did actually confirm the relationship later on ellen. >> this is so crazy. i've never like had the relationship talk on a show before. >> you are with him, right and you are happy and stuff. hollywood's new undercover couple. and taylor swift's ex and the newly single lopez have been secretly meeting up at a los angles hotel after they partied the night away in july. before you give a cute couples nickname -- talk is saying the dating story is not true. >> the gottis got a problem. the irs raided vto is mansilandon. victoria is the daughter of la

i am matt miller. scarlet: i am taking look at increased all until it.lobal financial stress is making a comeback. the blue line over here is the bank of america merrill lynch stress index. it measures risk across asset classes. what you will see is its come way down since february when everyone was worried about a global recession that didn't come to pass. back on thursday, it started moving up. the white line is the daily rates of change. what you will see on friday is we saw a massive jump and i circled in red. it jumped 112% it has come back a little bit and you are talking about a sizable increase. that is the biggest advance when chinat 2015, suddenly devalued currency. we talk about this a lot. people have a hard time adjusting to rate of change. that's the surprise element. lines, the spikes are what surprise investors. alix: that's what happens when you have a stock market that doesn't move for almost two months and then all of a sudden it drops 2.5% and then gains 2.5% and now we're back down again. volatility is back there and it's hard for co

in the distance, the matt miller beach house.hot of queens, long island and new york city. lacqua back from trust burgh -- ce -- shroff francine: i thought all the and the president commissioner himself seemed very authentic because they were not painting a picture of a rosy future for the european union. it is an existential question and time. they also reminded me of some of the wastage that the eu does. parliament usually has to travel, up to 50 of them, lots of money at the expense of taxpayers to do this in the middle of france. tom: something out of the 17th century. let's get caught up with the business flash. eight british based business -- information, the trait -- the price is $1.6 million. apple is not disclosing how many i -- iphone sevens it has sold, they said the plus model sold out in the presale period. -- $66 million takeover of man sent -- of monsanto. the companies say they will seek approval and 30 jurisdictions, including the u.s. and the european union. -- does nothonest expect to close the deal until the e

. ♪ matt: live, i matt miller. david: i am's -- scarlet: i am scarlet fu. but go to mark crumpton. second night of violence in charlotte, carolina over a police shooting. the governor called in the national guard. today, charlotte's police chief says he watched the video the shooting. >> the video does not give me absolute, definitive, visual would confirm that a person is pointing a gun. i did not see that in the videos i reviewed. mark: he says he will not release the video of the shooting until after the victims families see it first. some were told they could stay home today because of the unrest but so far, the streets of charlotte have been relatively quiet. donald trump wants to reduce black on black crime in america. plan is to expand the controversial stop and first program. he said in a town hall that the program of stopping mostly minority youths on streets worked well in new york. the city has now drastically cut back its youth -- its use. $30 million in digital advertising as she ceased to connect with young voters. the clinton campaign says it is investing in digital

i'm matt miller. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu.s begin with the headlines on bloomberg first world news. mark: hillary clinton leads donald trump 50% to 45% among likely voters. that's according to an nbc news survey monkey weekly election tracking survey. went to leeds trump 45% to 40% among likely voters. gary johnson has 10% and jill stein with 4%. the u.n. has suspended all convoys in syria after airstrikes on a trucks killed at least one dozen people. the attack could endanger the already fragile cease-fire ordered by the u.s. and russia. the syrian military said the troops had failed to stop washington says it appears to extend the troops while moscow says it could still be salvaged. 40% of the population of somalia, 5 million people, aren't getting enough food. the report does the number of people who are food insecure has increased by 300,000 since february with more than 300,000 children under the age of five acutely at my motorist. -- acutely malnourished. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. brazil: the president of is

matt: and i am matt miller. scarlet: u.s. the biggest rout since june wiped out about $5 billion from equities. joe: but the question is, what did you miss? before thee calm storm. the lead up to next week week's fomc meeting. is the quest for transparency leading to too much turbulence in the market? joe: plus, we have the charts you can't miss. and if you want know-how donald isdoing, all you need to do check the mexican peso. we will check how these assets are linked. thelet: we begin with markets. selloff. what selloff? the dow up by better

matt? >> we have a couple of crashes. this is southbound miller parkway. a rollover and the left lane is blocked and squads on the right side. use the caution. this is the pedestrian bridge on the east side there. the other crash is on the other side of the stadium interchange. 175 and state street an incident reported. delays bypass northbound. those two incidents may slow you down. we have slow downs on the

jonathan: matt miller would be outraged.eig comeback question mark will show you why and how it is. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ coming up today, two important things. first, we get energy. an allowance has been paying close attention. we will also hear from the monsanto ceo on a big deal, $66 billion earlier today? >> and all about the $2 billion regulatory fee. will be looking at the non-move we will be seeing in the market. take a look at the chart. it shows the changes within the s&p. three days, a 1% move. the first time we saw that and 43 days. comes to anike it end as we see little bit of weakness in stocks and relatively flat. >> it has been incredibly volatile. believe whates not you believe, that this deal will go through. stock rally in, that tells you a lot about this. the stock rallies. >> it feels a janet yellen, they keep talking and no one is listening. jonathan: big interviews coming up, 25 minutes in the session, equity is going nowhere. europe, ftse holding its head above water and the dax remains

nieuwenhuis now has 13 home runs this season, and 11 of them have been hit at miller park. matt garza had his best start of the season, allowing just one run and 3three hits in seven-plus innings. one of those three hits was this solo homer by jadier molina in the fourth. the cardinals had a chance to tie it in the eighth. but carlos torres got out of a bases loaded jam, and the brewers win 3-1, ending the six-game losing streak. the brewers have the tomorrow, then open a three-game series in pittsburgh on friday. they only have nine home games left this season. coming up in our next half hour, the new look the badgers will sport for saturday's season opener against lsu at lambeau field. patrick: thank you. the elephant population is dropping by the thousands. kathy: specifically in africa. coming up, what or who is causing the decline. patrick: then, a bear comes face-to-face with a woman. how she got help while barely kathy: a peaceful night in the sherman park neighborhood just 24 hours after multiple people memorial for sylville smith on 44th and auer are growing frustrated