hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. ♪ matt: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. things get testy after north korea's latest nuclear trial. another fed seat opens up as stanley fischer is stepping down. >> by february, you could see five new people on the fed. matt: the ecb leaves stimulus settings unchanged. >> the euro is rising despite the ecb. matt: president trump gets rid a and delays a dac l on the debt ceiling. >> beware of december. when you are doing your christmas shopping, we could be in another crisis. matt: their recovery from harvey begins as irma barrels towards the u.s. mainland. >> we've not had back-to-back hurricanes like this. >> i would expect there to be some labor inflationary of fact. >> we don't have any choice. we have got to buy those houses. >> we are going to have a ton of money coming here very soon directed at rebuild efforts. matt: plus, the week's top interviews put pandemonium into perspective. >> the

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.ump administration will take on the fall agenda with a few fresh faces in the white house. john kelly facing the task of bringing stability to the administration as it tries to get tax reform, infrastructure spending and a budget through congress. maria bartiromo went one-on-one with leon panetta. she asked him for his take on john kelly's role as chief of sta. >> i like john kelly a lot. the best thing to know about john kelly is he is first and foremost a marine. he dedicated his life to public service. committed to whoever is commander-in-chief. and he believes deeply in disprinciple and a chain of commands and a process for decision making and doesn't toll rate chaos very easily. i think hs the right guy to try to g the whit house back in order. th real question is whher the president gves him the room to make it changes that will be necessary to improve the operations in the white house. >> when you were running the defense department and cia at omb, there was a very different rel

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.how you outmaneuver. >> maria: welcome back, and employ memo criticizing google diversity initiated this month. we are back with our roundtable today. brit moran and ryan william and dan rosenhang. your thoughts on gender discrimination. let me start with you here. >> why would you start with me? do i believe in gender discrimination? yes. >> maria: do you believe it's happening in silicon valley? >> it is absolutely happening. i actually don't believe in 100 percent of the cases knowingly. there is a lot of unconscious bias in silicon valley. there are seven percent female venture capitalist and when you have an idea resonating with women it is difficult to get it across to a 50 or 60-year-old white man. not only are there gender issues, there are diversity issues across the board. >> maria: that is a good point. do you find the talent that you need in today's environment? we talk about the efforts that president trump has been making in terms of trade and immigration changes. can you

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. ? our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: jens stoltenberg is here. he is the 13th secretary-general of the nato. he is also the former prime minister of norway. nato is the largest and most powerful military alliance in history. since its founding in 1949, the organization has significantly redefined its role. its primary focus after 9/11 has been combating terrorism. and increasingly, inserted russia and north korea have become a priority for the alliance. the secretary-general recently declared "the world is more das

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.two atomic bombs on japan bring an end to the war in the pacific. but for thousands of half starved and tortured allied prisoners, the long road to recovery was just beginning. >> the japanese were very, very severe with the captured enemy airmen. they would frequently get beaten during interrogation. they were medically neglected. >> among the gaunt and drawn faces of the released captives, one healthy example stood out. greg "pappy" boyington. >> no one knew that he hadn't been killed until the end of the war. >> it was like the prodigal son. he was thought to be lost and dead. >> released from the japanese prison camp on august 29th, 1945, boyington had not only survived, he managed to thrive during his 19 months in captivity. >> probably made him more of a hero to be found alive in this p.o.w. camp. >> promoted to lieutenant colonel, he made his way to san francisco on 12 september 1945. >> the press came out in droves and the black sheep were all there to hoist him up on their sho

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.consumers are seeing the impact of amazon's acquisition of whole foods with lower prices. but it will also impact the home delivery business. adam, great to see you. explain what home logistics done as how you are trying to expand into a whole other area of industries. >> homer helps businesses run local deliveries to their consumers in the same day or faster. we work with restaurants and liquor and we enable businesses to deliver products to their customers in a timely fashion. maria: you started with restaurants. do you want to the work with home dough pose and convenience stores? >> we have moved into groceries and vert kals. it helps us employ your workforce at other hours outside just lunch and business time when restaurants are busy. maria: when amazon first announced the acquisition of whole foods all the grocery stocks plummets. >> amazon is a very unique company. when they put their weight behind something it can change a market. i think it puts them in a unique position to ha

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.ia: fox setting fresh records. tensions between the u.s. and north korea. a lot of news happening. we are back with glenn youngkin the coo of carlyle group. uber wrestles with a some of the bank offer. they want to put $10 billion in uber. they say but we want a better price. we want a discount. it shows you what private money is all about. glenn youngkin: it's another example of the dynamic ecosystem of the private capital markets today. 10 years ago, 15 years ago, it was every company's need in order to fund its long-term growth. the wilshire 5,000 only has 3,700 members in it. they concluded they don't have to go public. because there is not 5,000 companies to put in it. maria: they are staying private longer. glenn youngkin: it's because of the private capital that's available to them. softbank is an extreme. but companies can actually evolve, grow, fund and fulfill their ambitions in the private markets. maria: they don't have to go through the red tape of filing this and filing t

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.r. >> just as our national debt skyrocketed this week to $20 trillion bernie sanders moving ahead with his single payer health care bill he calls medicare for all. but, rich, you say just another socialist program that's going to be just as bad for americans as socialism has worked out anywhere else in the world? >> yeah, and the problem with socialized medicine is, yes, everybody gets coverage, but everybody gets a pretty poor level of coverage and you don't get the kind of innovation that you need. the u.s. is the, by far and away the leader in medical technology from biotech down because of our free system. david: and bruce, it's weird how democrats have gone socialist and even a liberal commentator said that democrats have become socialists, what do you think? >> i don't know if it's so much for socialist that they're running for president and one of the goals is that they did not achieve with the affordable care act that they wanted to is to cover everybody. and even the president

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.t's how you outmaneuver. >> there were no republicans no democrats, just texans trying to help other texans and we think that's what it's all about. >> i'm just grateful that the community come together, no race , no color, no prejudice any kind of way. just willing to help. >> neil: the president returning to texas today where he will witness firsthand the citizen army you've heard so much about that as one neighbor helping another. charlie gasparino, perhaps there's a lesson in that for all of us. >> the american people are resilient. i lived through 9/11 in new york city i saw it firsthand. we saw what happened during sandy. for all of the crazy marchs of neo-nazis and all these other people, most american people are good, strong resilient and that's what makes this country great. there's really nothing else you could say. >> neil: it's just amazing to see again and again, people take it upon themselves to do stuff that we normally see the government doing or expected times. >> well

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.you outmaneuver. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. there are some luxury properties that just soak up the essence of their surroundings. and i found one here in lost canyon north of scottsdale, arizona. ♪ i said at the beginning of the show that there are some properties you need to see to believe. and this is one of them. so i asked realtor dave pattison to show me around this stunning hillside estate. >> welcome to lost canyon. i think you're gonna find this to be quite the special home. >> it is. it's beautiful. the home is tucked perfectly into the natural landscape of the mcdowell mountain range. >> it sits up on the top of the mountain, looks down over the valley. we're gonna cross over the creek and make our way up to the front. >> you talk about the creek, but the water runs underneath the house. >> that's correct. >> and this is a whole new definition of a play area. that's for sure. >> yeah. this used to be all rock. >> the current owner decided to build a p

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, janet yellen brushes aside plans to -- brushes aside the low-inflation story and plans to unwind the balance sheet and entities up another rate hike before year's end. geo politics fuels the bid as north korea threatens to deliver a hard-line response to president trump. and beyond toys "r" us filing for bankruptcy, heavy debt loads continue to haunt retailers. we start with a big issue. why unwinding a $4.5 trillion balance sheet is apparently nothing to worry about.

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver."b," "star wars: the phantom menace," in 1999. >> renee diaugustine-bower takes over running the movie theater that her grandfather, vincent, had owned for more than 40 years in berwick, pennsylvania. she's trying to do him proud, but that's not easy. first, there are a series of small repairs, including to an old jalopy of a furnace. then comes a cold night in october 2013, during the 7:00 p.m. showing of "despicable me 2," that really tests her mettle. >> i got a phone call from one of the girls saying that people are acting weird. we found out that there was a carbon-monoxide issue. >> it turns out the berwick did not have carbon-monoxide detectors. no law required the theater to have them, so they were never installed. and the cause of the accident -- pigeons had gotten trapped in a furnace pipe. >> my husband actually made it down here before i did, and i came right down, as well, and he had already done a quick sweep of the premises, and he about passed out, so i was like, "oh, m

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.how you outmaneuver. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi. there are a lot of nice homes out there. but we're always on the lookout for those that truly stand out. and we did find one. it's called the scorpion house, located here in north scottsdale, arizona. >> the house is just under 5,000 square feet, four bedrooms and four and a half baths. and it is listed for $5.5 million. >> i asked realtor jay pennypacker to show me around. so, jay, tell us a little bit about this house. >> the timeless materials of this house with the concrete and the oxidizing titanium panels, the glass, they all age in a modern fashion to create a patina that just lasts forever. >> it got the name the scorpion house because of the way the site is laid out. >> to protect the sonoran desert and to have these beautiful views, each lot in this community has a designated building envelope. >> there must be at least 30% open space. and you can't disturb certain things like ancient boulders and arroyo. >> they almost h

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.r. manus: the fed governor cautions on hiking again. inflation gets back on track. neel kashkari says raising rates may be doing real harm. storm surge. hurricane irma should make landfall in florida as early as this weekend. what would it mean for the stock commodity markets? trade tensions with no breakthrough on nafta him and tensions over north korea. what a trump last move? we speak to the former president of the u.s. export and import bank. that is next. a very good morning, and welcome. it is 8:30 in london, 9:30 in frankfurt. market the european open. i am manus cranny at our european headquarters in the city of london. 30 minutes into your trading day, risk off. there is no consensus. there is no consensus on how to deal with north korea, neither between the united states and china, the united states and south korea. risks are rising. equities are lower. what does it mean for trade? what does it mean for the global prospect of growth? markets at this moment in time do not tend

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.ived an e-mail from a couple named kent and lisa who had been struggling to save their home ever since the recession. they bought their home in 2003. and when the financial crisis hit in 2008, lisa's company went under and she lost her job. in 2009, the contacted their bank looking for a loan modification. >> at the time, the servicer was indymac, and they said that they'd be able to help us. it would be available within two weeks. two weeks end up being a month. a month, two months -- i called probably once a week for the first six months. >> they were still current on the mortgage but knew that they wouldn't be able to keep it up much longer. >> then i got a letter september 23, 2009. >> the bank said, as we've heard so many times, "stop paying and we'll work with you." >> they said, "the only ones we're working on are those that defaulted." >> how did that make you feel? >> i was upset, 'cause i have great credit, and i go, "we need help now. why would i want to default?" >> eventua

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.w you outmaneuver. guy: let's talk about what is happening with this market. minutes from the market open. to be anything as exciting as the session overnight out of japan. it looks like the fair value calculation for this point in time points to a fairly steady open. we saw another record dow close, another record s&p closed yesterday. europe marking time. the meeting starts today, finishes tomorrow. that is a big deal from the market point of view. speaking of study, that is exactly how investors are betting the dax is going to be into the german elections. this chart is on the bloomberg. as i mentioned before the break, but dax has had a best month this year, up 4%, up 9%, outperforming the stoxx 600. those gains look set to hold into the election. guy: let's look at where we are. flat open, in and out of positive territory. the ftse 100, the pound a bigger fact than the ftse is. are -- look, we are flat. stoxx 600 down .2 percent. cap down. i guarantee the market is watching a numb

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.aneuver. >> neil: boy i couldn't believe this one. no more fun and games for toys r us officially filing for bankruptcy. the top toy retailer facing the fate of so many others in the past like blackberry and the walkman, all category killers that eventually got killed themselves. been stein obviously a lesson here but what is it? >> ben: buyout buyouts are trying to get something for nothing they don't always work it's a very risky game the only people who come out are the investment bankers something to be aware. >> neil: could it also be sometimes they think being on top charles payne is a birth right? listen, there's no doubt they got stuck in the same sort of attitude a lot of big companies have and that's why they got bit by the thing called creative disruption. if you don't look ahead if you don't forward thinking no matter how large you are as a corporation you will be brought down and they should have seen the internet and really been ahead of the curve. >> neil: lessons for to

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.outmaneuver. >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets middle east. the central bank of agent -- of egypt left-- its rates unchanged. has it really pay? fundamental question. we spoke to the governor of the central bank. is already what is expected is built-in. seeingwe have been stability. we don't see this affecting us so much. >> ultimately years of what has been unconventional monetary policy, i have gone through research that look at what what has happened in the past when the key central banks start normalizing. how do you put egypt -- how would they would be put in a better place? >> it was a good policy. the markets can provide in terms of diversity and growth. is a very good rate. to 4.9.ing up we expect higher rates of growth. it depends on what the local economy can provide. and the policy direction that it can facilitate. we are depending more on our domestic growth, on how the changing.conomy is our domestic economy was the largest -- we have received more than $30

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.how you outmaneuver. >> these gauchers, they should have their eyes cut out of their heads. >> yeah, they report that's going on. >> guess what? get them. look if you have a price on friday and you have a severe storm saturday and sunday and on monday you've raised your prices from what they were on friday, you gouged. you don't raise prices as a reflection of this tragedy all right and if you do, you should be shot. >> dagen: home depot co-founder not mincing any words and texas officials say they've gotten hundreds of complaints of price gouging since hurricane harvey. john how do you stop it? >> look i agree. i just think that what he's trying to do might not be legal, so i understand the sentiment. look, these people are the anomaly. they aren't the majority. the majority of people are doing wonderful incredible work but there is fines for this $20,000 fine if you get caught $250,000 if it's a person over 65 these people need to be prosecuted? >> dagen: gary b? >> well i'll take an

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. outmaneuver. ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets middle east. saudi arabia insists a standoff in the gulf has nothing to do with regime change in qatar. about qatars sticking to agreements to stop interfering in neighbor's internal affairs. >> i don't think that has been put on the table at all. situation,e in this the leader of qatar signed an agreement in which he agreed to stop interference in the internal affairs of states to promote insurgency and insurrection, to stop the media campaigns that were broadcast from al jazeera. at that meeting to stop these things he admitted qatar was doing these things. are inue is not if they support of terrorism. they have admitted they are in support of terrorism. countries want them to do. to live up to the agreement signed in 2015. >> the officials would deny that strenuously. they have denied that and will continue to do so. >> look at the agreement and who signed it. the agreement is there. it has been published. the sig

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. washington.o cashin' in. trish: hillary clinton catching some flak about her new book blaming the election loss on a whole lot of things and a lot of people. she launched the book across america, and some v.i.p. prices running as high as, can you believe $3,000 for two people. juan, i'll start with you. do you really think that people are going to cough up three grand to go see a candidate that's going to tell all the reasons why she lost this election yet again? >> trish regan, miss capitalism, of course. if people want to pay, people will pay. in all honesty, i right book, i love to have book events, i've never been able to charge people, but i'll be totally honest. trish: i don't know if she can either though. >> there was a line outside the bookstore here in new york at 5 a.m. for a 12 noon event and the line stretched more than 250 people at 5:00 a.m. so there's a market. trish: i'm talking about the stadiums, right, here with the $3,000 tickets for two. and it does include a photo op with h

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.w you outmaneuver. ♪ nejra: how low can you go. asset managers with the dilemma. , howto work for washington likely is the repeal of the volcker rule. plus, we need to learn the lessons from the crisis. we hear on regulation over banking and the low rate environment. welcome to "bloomberg markets: rules & returns." this is the show where we delve into the regulatory opportunities around the globe. we will speak to top newsmakers, regulators and market pretense of vents shaping and reacting to a new generation of rules. let's get straight to the new regulations. take a listen. midid ii mr is disrupting the world of investment research. 3, that research will have to be paid for separately. why? eu lawmakers want to curb interest that could lead investors facing opaque cost. toestment firms will have demonstrate their getting the best execution for their clients when they trade. regulators hope this will lead to transparency and competition. analysts are rushing to improve their worth and

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.how you outmaneuver. >> dagen: tensions flaring at uc berkeley again protest res out in force this week as conservative writer ben shapiro took to the stage to speak. the public university is spending about $600,000 on security over fears of more violence. lee you say it's time for liberal leaders to speak out? >> i absolutely do. i think that we hold different parties to different standards we're asking the leadership to condemn the alt right and leadership on the left should do the same thing for the alt left and that said there is freedom of speech of this country and freedom of expression so i'm glad people are exercising that right but also glad we have people like ben shapiro willing to go to berkeley and speak to the people who disagree with him we'll listen to him. >> he actually wrote a piece talking about his experience last night where he talked about how many students who do disagree with him liberal students showed up and wanted to engage in responsible thoughtful discours

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.an targeting the kabul airport after the james mattis arrived. they struck. and u.s. and afghan forces repelled the assault. taliban claimed that mattis was the target. for more on the situation in afghanistan and the latest on the russian witch hunt and of course, the deep state. retired attorney general tony schaffer. >> thank you for having me. >> lou: we'll start with general mattis. for crying out loud. the secretary of defense a reiched with an unannounced visit. >> we have a situation where we rely on the allies and afghans for purposes was comprehensive security. it's not working. we have had number much green on blue attacks and taliban infiltrated in the ranks of the afghan military and this is going to continue. and in this case, this was a joint by their own admission joint isis/taliban attack. we are successful in defeating al-qaeda to a great extent, isis has taken al-qaeda's place as an enabler and supporter of the taction. we have change the way we approached it. we hav

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.his is bloomberg markets. we are one hour until the close. after they tested the currency board choice is haven of the swiss franc. sterling is little changed against the dollar. theeuro is lower against yen. it is up against the meeting with the ecb. haven assets today. theee yields decline across space. 10 year yields are all lower today. the un security council meeting is underway. hasi haley said the u.s. kicked the can down the road it long enough or it south korea says they are planning an international missile loss. this comes after the regime carried out its sixth the most powerful nuclear detonation so far. south korea has suspended flights. the test site is at the virtual target. says the threats cut off the -- is unacceptable. china is north korea's biggest trade partner. an aidnuchin wants package with an increase in the debt limit. congress they need to raise the debt ceiling i the end of the month. the duchess is suffering from morning sick this and has canceled her engag

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. david: at one point, your father left your mother. ginni: it was sudden, and my mother found herself with four kids, no money. david: let's talk about ibm for a moment. ginni: we are the champions for business. david: when you are meeting with the president or other presidents, do you see ceos willing to say, mr. president, that is not a good idea? ginni: my experience is people are respectfully honest and give their opinions. david: do you feel a certain responsibility? ginni: women do need role models. we are still a small minority that run these companies. david: you stay in the fit category. ginni: i do box with a person. the difference is he does not get to hit me. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.tmaneuver. ♪ i'mlet: 2:00 p.m. new york, scarlet fu. julia: and i'm julia chatterley. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ we are live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next few hours. here are the top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and around the world. the senate republican health-care bill could be in trouble yet again. senator john mccain announcing moments ago he cannot vote for the graham-cassidy proposal. london slamming the brakes on uber. are lessons to operate has been revoked, adding to the list of problem's the rideshare company faces. and the reviews for the latest installment of the iphone are mixed. u.s. markets close in two hours time. let's get a check on where they are trading. indexes, get to the let's talk about that john mccain headline. >> it has been pretty swift with the reaction, so swift that you still have kim jong-un up behind you as we were talking. this is

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters.u outmaneuver. ♪ live from london and new york, this is the european close. i am mark barton with vonnie quinn. stocks finishing just a little bit higher than yesterday. it is being led by telecom, oil and gas, and investors awaiting the end of the today fed meeting. they said they sold 2.5 billion shares -- billion euros worth of shares in heineken. says they look at heineken as a favorable tax treatment as provided by their home government repatriation laws. the sale follows a 23% increase in heineken shares this year. shares in heineken are down 3.7% today. yesterday, i spoke about the portugal rating upgrade from the global ratings yesterday. it caused a big move down in the 10 year yield yesterday. the year -- the yield premium of these 10 years is plunging yesterday. closest to their lowest levels since april 2015. this chart is fascinating to see the portugal-german spread. it is very similar now to the italian-german spread back in 2012. the yield on the portuguese ten-year at

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hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.t to talk about the american dream house government often kills us as it does it keeps growing and it depresses me bed grover norquist keeps smiling president for americans for tax reform has fought that tax simplification for 30 years and you have failed. is less simple than it ever was taxes are higher why are you so cheerful? >> the majority of the members of that task -- of the house we have not had a tax increase as long as the republicans controlled the house we stopped the bleeding as long as they can hold up one part of the government. obama what did trillions of higher taxes and republicans said no tax increase period we have to run a half trillion of spending restraint with 23 percent of gdp that is the federal government to stop the bleeding and it takes new leadership. john: politician say we have to get rid of this. >> is the one big victory the american people have against illicit and obamacare. but look to the states to see freedom flourish. home school was illegal and a

hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.ork. -- vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. sherry: and i am shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." top stories are the from the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. donald trump is kicking off his campaign to cut tax rates for corporations and individuals. as we dig in deeper to the republican tax plan, we will take a look at how it could be a major boon for the top 1%. we will speak with austan goolsbee, former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obama, with his perspective on the tax plan. and we will take a look at a case about to come before the supreme court.