then they have any viable candidate or platform to challenge mr abe?a bit of disarray. it‘s not been in a good state for a while injapan but the democratic party, traditionally the main opposition, has seen a few defections of late and there‘s a new party being started and headed now we learned yesterday by popular tokyo governor. that could prove a challenge to mr abe but it‘s not really got off the ground yet, it‘s still in the initial stages so calling it now means that is the calling it now means that is the call that party becomes any real threat to him. the opposition is saying mr abe is calling these early elections in an attempt to avoid questions about cronyism scandals that were due to start in parliament on thursday. that's right. critics, including the opposition, saying this is an election mr abe is calling to save his skin, not for the good of the country, first of all because there were scandals there were due to be more questions about and by dissolving the parliament we can avoid that and secondly, north korea has really shored up mr a

mr. abe: [speaking japanese] please listen to channel seven. our determination to reach agreement and a steadfast member -- manner, meeting quality japanment, moreover, what wants to safeguard is the free, liberal, international order and multilateral framework. the world holds high expectations toward the u.n. as the flag holder. the cityxactly why council should be reformed without delay, in response to the demands. japan will strive, together with its friends, to achieve these reforms. i have confronted the state, japan wants to play an active role in world peace as a permanent member of the security council. i have no choice but to focus my remarks on a single issue, north korea. north korea conducted a nuclear test on september 3. whether or not it was a hydrogen bomb test, its scale far preceded that -- exceeded that of previous tests. both before and after that on august 29 in september 15, before the ink on resolution 23 past to impose actions on north korea was even dry, north korea launched missiles. launched toe were fly over japan a

mr abe was committed to different scandals and his poll ratings have fallen.e is concerned about a new party formed in japan. the because he is concerned about a new party formed injapan. the governor of tokyo is very popular and she has said she is setting up a nationwide party to take on the ruling liberal democratic party. so by going now, abe is not giving her time to establish a nationwide party. but it's a risk for shinzo abe. he currently have two thirds majority with his coalition parties in the houses of parliament with beauty can pass any legislation he wants. going to the polls, he risks losing those majorities and that was put in jeopardy his desire to change the constitution of japan and perform at the step down sometime in the next few years, probably around 2020. he could be punished because a lot of japanese voters will not be happy. this is the third general election that has been called by shinzo abe in less than five years. there is a great deal of voter fatigue, people feel though in elections injapan and its a waste of money. the north kor

can see why he would want to get up and go someplace else, but i'm not sure that's true, because mrs. abe has given at least one speech in english. sir, i think she was faking it. ( cheers and applause ) i think she just-- ( piano riff ) "hello, mrs. abe." "oh, konichiwa, no habla ingles, senor trump." ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'm very excited about this-- we now have video of donald trump after his conversation with putin, back at his original seat but still gesturing at putin. "you're great. looking at ya. there you go, here's my hand. don't know where it's been. you, too. what are you doing? how about this, you, me, collude." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i think-- this thing, where he moves it back and forth? this thing? i just want to point out i made that exact same gesture earlier this week on the show and i got blurred! ( laughter ) was i being too presidential? i don't know. and trump also made an interesting claim. "when nixon came along-- ( inaudible ) --was pretty brutal, and out of courtesy, the f.b.i. started reporting to the department of justice. but t

mr abe said he'd dissolve parliament on thursday.overnor of tokyo announced she would lead a new national political party. the united states has expanded its controversial travel ban to include visitors from north korea, venezuela and chad. president trump said his top priority was making america safe. it's the third update on a ban that has triggered fierce legal battles over immigration and discrimination a dog has been found alive in the rubble of last week's earthquake in mexico city. the rescue was a glimmer of hope for mexicans as search and rescue operations concentrate on ten sites in the capital. the dog was checked by red cross paramedics at the site and rescuers hope to reunite him with his family the fourth round of brexit talks are taking place in brussels. here's the uk's david davis and the eu's michel barnier a couple of hours ago. the teams are hoping for a breakthrough after uk prime minister's speech in florence on friday— when she agreed to a two year transition period. here's michel barnier‘s reaction to that. th

mr abe and his indian counterpart, narendra modi, condemned north korea for its nuclear and ballistical efforts to maximize pressure on pyongyang. the south china morning post is featuring a new school lunch initiative in hong kong. the voluntary programme wants to reduce salt levels in hong kong pupils‘ lunches by half in a decade. officials say they have already seen reductions in the first month of this academic year. and the china daily has a tribute to basi on the front page. the oldest panda in captivity has died at the age of 37, almost 100 in people years, according to experts. basi was the inspiration for panpan, the mascot for the beijing asian games in 1990. mainland japan is bracing itself for typhoon talim. the strong storm system, packing gusts of up to 250km/h, has already lashed japan's southern islands. some areas have recorded level of rains not seen in the last 50 years, and many thousands of homes are without power. let us turn to ben rich from bbc weather for more. we have been watching this storm for several days now, and it has been developing quite rapidly. you

mr abe said "there is not much time left" to take action following the two recent missiles launches bypanese territory. the government of south korea will decide in the coming hours whether to offer humanitarian aid to people in the north. the unification ministry is considering offering eight million dollars in aid targeted at vulnerable groups such as children and pregnant women, via un agencies. and here's one happy little schoolboy — sidhak singh arora has won a legal battle in australia to wear his turban to school. the uniform policy at melton christian school in melbourne banned head coverings unless they were required by the christian faith. the boy's father persuaded a tribunal that was discrimination against sikhs — pointing out that in australia turbans are allowed in the police force and in the army, so why not at school. myanmar continues to be a strong focus of this year's united nations general assembly in new york, as international concern grows over the plight of rohingya muslims. myanmar blames rohingya militants for provoking the conflict that has led to hundreds of

so if it means working with democrats to mr. ab something that passes muster and gets -- >> these kids -- my question to those who don't agree with that is how long would anybody have to wait if they're one of these 700,000, under your theory, would they never be allowed to vote in this country? >> that's why immigration reform is so hard to get done in this town, everybody wants the same thing, to get it worked out. i agree with you, that there's this great schism between the -- there's grand canyon of pace. >> you don't there's a grand canyon between the moderates and the freedom caucus? >> i agree on immigration reform and the dreamers, everybody wants to see something nice and these folks to be taken care of. we need secure borders, we need secure borders, we need the rule of law. how do you get there is the problem? and unlike us sitting around this table, there's 536 people that have to agree here. that's why it's taking so long. it's not going to get done tomorrow. we have six months. >> everyone stand by, we have a lot more

those are the latest headlines from mr. abe. keep monitoring those lines as they come through. here's juliette saly with the bloomberg business flash. it'stte: facebook says found about $100,000 of ad spending connected to fake accounts that were probably run from russia. 470 were connected from fake accounts and pages on the social network. the company said it is sharing its findings with u.s. investigators. the decision to relocate headquarters out of sweden has been seized on by opposition politicians, saying it's of the latest example of jobs leaving the scandinavian countries. they estimate that decision will save as much as $1.3 billion in regulatory costs. united airlines is expanding at earlier order for the airbus jetliner, handing them a critical win in its battle with boeing for the wide-body jet work it. the deal for 45 of the planes which is valued at $14 billion before discounts replaces an earlier daughter for the bigger plane. apple will have to wait until at least 2019 to move beyond next-generation screens for

it comes amid signs of improving support for mr abe over his handling of the north korea crisis.of the right? here in the uk, a 16—year—old schoolgirl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a school welfare officer was stabbed at a school. the 61—year—old woman was attacked in the morning in an office at winterton community academy. humberside police said the victim was being treated in hospital for "serious but not life threatening injuries". the school's headteacher said a year—11 pupil was restrained by school staff in the "isolated incident", which happened in the victim's office. 0ur correspondent dan johnson reports. the start of the school day at this small town comprehensive was shaken by an incident that ended with a member of staff seriously injured, and a year11 member of staff seriously injured, and a year 11 pupil under arrest. we reacted immediately and were on scene within minutes. the pupil had been detained by numbers of staff, and medical treatment was given to the victim. a stabbing involving a knife, you believe? that's what i believe, yeah.

of uncertainty or the layer of uncertainty this is adding to the market, this doesn't threaten by mr. abe'ss is related to the moves in the u.s. dollar. the question approaching this potential snap election is whether or not it will be enough to bring market focus back to domestic factors. i don't believe that will be the case. will continue to trade as a potion of what moves in the u.s. dollar. >> a stronger yen it looks like. the g4he head of strategizing for asia. haidi, we are talking about bitcoin. #btv 404. we had some strong comments from jamie dimon who called this a complete fraud. actionsthat on top of from china to stop bitcoin trading. but how bitcoin has fallen, it is below a moving average. this is certainly on a trajectory down, in that you wonder how high bitcoin will go and now we will be saying hello will the guangzhou? go?ow low will bitcoin it is interesting, we have this report from the bank of international settlements, global central banks cannot ignore the bitcoin movement. we can see the pboc raining it in. it is the bank of japan and the fed and their son to recogn

on thursday, japanese prime minister shinzo abe pressed mrs may for reassurances about the future.fact that even after the brexit decision, japanese companies continued to make investment into the uk, that shows the profound trust they have in british economy. with this in mind, i have asked prime minister may for her continued consideration in ensuring transparency and predictability to minimise the impact on business activity involving japanese companies. in the last few hours, the bbc has spoken to britain's international trade secretary, liam fox, who's also injapan. he echoed prime minister abe's concerns about the need for progress on the post—brexit trade deal. it's very clear that businesses not just in europe but investors in places like here injapan are getting impatient and want to see that final shape of what that arrangement is going to be. they want to know that there will continue to be an open and liberal trading environment in europe, and there's a worry that if there's not the sort of agreement that britain wants you could end up with impediments to trade and inve

he also does not want military action, he does not war military action whereas mr. abea of having military options on the table. now, the question is whether the military option is something that they are moving towards to or something that they want north korea to move to. it's an opportunity to get heads together and see what's going to be the best solution to contain north korea right now. it's going to be a good meeting but there are differences when it comes to what the regional motivations are and how they want to approach this. i also want to mention in president trump's -- in president trump's speech he has been using so much strong rhetoric saying that he would totally destroy north korea if it was a threat to north korea or allies and the response from north korea is if he was thinking about surprising us with a barking dog, then he's clearly dreaming. the rhetoric is not working against north korea. there has to be more. president trump is talking about sanctions and the needs for countries to come together and pressure north korea. what we are seeing is chin

because they're re-elect this guy, who is mr. abe-nomics, also mr. easy money is it this simple what's happening now? >> i think so. we're taking away a teeny sliver of the gigantic wave of liquidity. asset prices are hugely overinflated everywhere, including the bond market in the u.s. what's going to happen this week will be an announcement of a teeny move, janet yellen says it will be like watching paint dry. it will be so small and so boring and trif wrvial, and intt rates are rising slowly in the u.s. and not anywhere else we're at the start of a process. what's happened before boosted growth, asset prices, but also distorted asset markets in a way that's not been helpful. it's removed asset prices from where the real economy would have put them otherwise. >> at the same time, i was reading this morning a zero hedge piece on a deutsche bank guy, one of their head guys, global assets have never been more overvalued than now in history. >> i think that's right. i think emergency policy globally has been in place for long after the emergency was pa

during a luncheon meeting with south korean president moon japanese prime minister shinzo abe, mr.rump the measures are intended to disrupt critical north korean shipping entry networks by targeting any entity that does business with north korea. rescuers are reinforcing the shaky wreckage of a collapsed school in mexico city where there are trying to free a trap girl and any other survivors. the remains of the building had shifted dangerously earlier today prompting some rescuers to evacuate the top of the pile. the death toll from tuesday's quake is now 245. kenya's electoral commission has announced it has moved the date for new presidential elections to october 26. the august election was nullified by the supreme court. justices ruled the electoral commission did not follow constitutional guidelines. it is the first time a presidential vote had been legally overturned in africa. the kenyan president, who won the election, says the court decision "subverted the will of the people." united nations security council has agreed to help iraq collect evidence against islamic state. th

that is different -- they like the debt ceiling extension but abe, and mr.n are in flood of loss got -- vladivl ostok. .47 off life is taking the market. it is the ecb day as you have donald trump reaching out across the aisle in the united states. it is a beautiful day in london. ♪ manus: just under one minute to go until the start of the european trading day. equities are indicated higher. just one line on air berlin. it is a small value stock, up 25% on a number of different exchanges. one as air berlin sells more than 2 million shares yesterday. let us keep an eye on air berlin when it opens. matt. matt: mayor berlin -- air .erlin, only $.27 also fascinating for me this week, because i am in new york, the euro-dollar rate during the is one theuro index ecb will watch more closely. the euro-dollar has been a real point of consternation for mario draghi. year to date, -- a 14% gain. manus: if we had a bell, we would ring it loud. asia extended gains. you have the debt ceiling extended to christmas. asian stocks higher. autos, electronics, altered the marke

if he does get reelected in this abe election, watch mr. the constitution in japan. anna: lost to watch for on the geopolitical front as well as the economy. stephen engle joining us on the japanese story. the deal the bidding process that last several months after the u.s. company put its unit up for sale in december. of the gy has the sale assets taking a long time to get there? the deal is done. >> the deal is done. it was announced this morning. it was a long time in coming for two reasons. ge and abb are under pressure from activist investors. ge has a new ceo and perhaps this has something to do with it. the asset was marked up for sale, but perhaps a new ceo wanted to come in, have a look, and get a better look or as good a deal as possible for the american company. anna: is this part of a bigger change in portfolios for abb? is there a bigger story here, tara? >> i think industrial companies on both sides of the atlantic ,re redoubling their portfolio under pressure about winning contract competitions, increased from asian companies

they're two prime ministers in tune, shinzo abe has rolled out a very warm welcome for theresa may on this three day trip. whether mrsrous when she gets back to westminster is another matter, after the surprised pledge to lead britain and her party into the next general election, a vow repeated today. i said i wasn't a quitter and there's a long—term job to do. there's an importantjob to be done in the united kingdom. we stand at a really critical time in the uk. this fighting talk comes only three months after mrs may called a snap election and lost her party's majority. but with brexit negotiations under way and no obvious rival in sight, most, but not all, tories seem willing to let her carry on, for now. we've made a decision, we want theresa may to get on with thejob. we think it's an importantjob. it's critically important for the country that we get the right outcomes. i don't see any immediate change, but i think it's unrealistic to plan on the assumption that theresa may's going to be fighting the next election as leader of the conservative party. i don't think theresa may will stand down of her own accord,

see how beneficial it would be and on ab bipartisan basis to lay out what's worth foundational before the foundational principles of the net with a variety of them, mr. president. we wanted to make sure the folks were not hit with the discriminatory taxes. we wrote a digital signature law that is an enormous benefit so people for example in the president's home state in nevada they are making business transactions. we made a judgment that some have said led to a trillion dollars worth of private wealth for the economy in terms of that innovation where we said we were not going to expose for the needless litigation and one of those was net neutrality for the reason i'm going to describe this morning. i think that he would work long and hard to try to undermine. now because so much of the telecommunications debate sounds again with complicated lingo i want to describe what the net neutrality is. net neutrality means after you've paid your internet access fee you get to go where you want, how you want. that in a sentence is what net neutrality is all about, and ite is for internet users in oregon and all across the country and essentially locks in what

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with attorney abe lowell issuing this statement -- "fewer than 100 e-mails from january through august were either sent to or returned by mr. kushner to colleagues in the white house from his personal e-mail account." the private account was first set up during the transition last december but has continued to be used during kushner's time in the administration. this morning "the new york times" reports both former trump chief strategist steve bannon and former white house chief of staff reince priebus also used personal e-mail accounts while working in the administration. >>> jennifer lopez says she's donating $1 million to relief efforts in puerto rico. the singer and actress made the pledge at a press conference with new york governor andrew cuomo, announcing a statewide initiative to help the island. lopez, who's a native new yorker of of puerto rican dissent, says she still hasn't heard from her family in puerto rico, which was devastated by hurricanes irma and maria. she and the governor are urging the public to donate money or supplies. >>> we are still not done talking about maria. >> i'm done! >> you're done, but

mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. tom: good morning, everyone. tom keene in new york, francine lacqua in london. kathy fisher of abenry, he will here at the top of the hour and he is saying i can't do it anymore in this bull market. ring up the chart real simply to get it in. talking about a chart that goes they say oh, be afraid. how do you respond to short or sort of short mentality? kathy: the best place to be has been running the coattail of large cap u.s. stocks. it does make sense that at various points in time they have suffered in parts of that. hedge funds have fallen out of favor it is hard to go to this 60's-40 mix. tom: here's a tip, investment tip for the weekend. axis,ody looks at the y pros look at the x axis. it's the duration of pain for the shorts. kathy: and it has been long. it takes a real conviction among clients to stick with funds that are struggling when the market is relentless. tom: speaking to somebody who amazon, apple, got lucky with blue-chip stocks, how do they maintain conviction when they are buffeted i negative talk. kathy: people are still happy to any i don't think there is unh

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mr. trump is populist democrat turned republican sees himself as a nationalist and globalist making deals with democrats to regain control of his republican presidency alienating conservatives who elected him, must to the light of progressives. ab absurd. so is covering the president. arguably he's taken back control part of his presidency. the question, whether the democrats have staying power or not. the answer to that question depends on which version of the president you saw this week. we saw a lot of him this week. he spoke to cameras at least ten times by our count. but still, there's multiple presidents. see what this president has to say about making deals with democrats. >> and the republicans, if they don't stick together i have to do more and more. if they're unable to stick together, then i'm going to have to get a little help from the democrats, and i got that. >> sounds like that president trump is happy to work with the other side. but if you listen to this president trump on twitter, he wants mitch mcconnell to blow up the ridiculous filibuster rule. so he never has to work with the other side ever again. all right. try daca. you can choose from this president trump -- >> we're working on a plan for daca. people

minister modi in india, and prime minister ave on a -- abe on a visit to india, reit vaded -- reit vated strong support of the united nations sanctions. mr. speaker, i want to thank this administration for taking a new look and taking north korea's ambitions seriously and taking the issue of using all of our absolute capabilities, whether they're diplomatic, economic or military, to end this rogue nation's nuclear ambitions. mr. speaker, i rise today and come to the house floor to recognize the girl scouts of america which recently announced that it is adding 23 new badges related to science, technology, engineering and math and the outdoors. these new stem badges come a month after girl scouts u.s.a. added cybersecurity badges to promote computer and internet literacy and cybersecurity. these new initiatives within the girl scouts are a reflection of its ability to adapt to the ever-changing skills essential to the development of our youth in this century. as an eagle scout, i understand the importance of values and skills acquired but scrouting. and i commend the girl souths for encouraging our youth to explore these innovative scienti

abe of japan. that will be a joint meeting. we are making progress in a lot of different ways. stay tuned. stay tuned. >> [korean speaker] president moon: [speaking korean] reporter: mr. president, i have met you several times and have had several conversations with you. over the years, north korea has continued to make provocations and this is extremely deplorable. this has angered me and our people. but the united states has responded firmly, and in a very good way. we have very close coordination between korea and the united states, and because of this i'm very satisfied. mr. president, at the u.n. general assembly, you made a very strong speech and i believe the strength of your speech will help contain north korea. thank you, very much. secretary mnuchin: thank you, very much -- president trump: thank you, very much. and i'm very happy that you used the word deplorable. i was very interested in that word. [laughter] i promise i did not tell him to use that word. >> [korean speaker] president trump: that has been a lucky word for me, and many millions of people. [laughter] president trump: so, because of the fact that our trade deal is so bad, for the united stat