cut jobsthey plan to in the netherlands and belgium.tsche bank says they are ready to advance their plans with jobs and credit analysts. thank you for joining us. we just had breaking news come through with ing. commerzbank, this is a sea change within a short time frame. what is driving the shift? >> the change. the revenue with is the value of the interest rates and the yield and not everyone is so and theul in doing that somethingo do that is they were recalcitrant in doing. so, it seemed clear that mario draghi didn't think that central banks were to blame and that he thought that other things where the problem. you think the timing has to do with the ecb. do with monetary policy and they reckoned diced there is aons and influenced decision on the banks . , the factok at this of the matter is that the markets panicked and i put it to you that the markets simply do not believe in the resolution mechanisms created by european regulators. to do something therer to the fdic and could be more time. we have a contributing to the banks are

but into netherland you're winds are 25 miles per hour. those winds are really strong but they will die down this afternoon. we may have already had the strongest winds of the day. high country all the way down south. we have high winds warnings through 4:00 this afternoon. some of out at 40-miles-an-hour. we have the red flag warnings we talked about. these cover parts of the foothills. the front range and all the way into the eastern plains. we have really high wind warning. just be extra cautious out there this afternoon. now we have this front and then these winds. it's a little cooler. steam boat, 28 degrees cooler. that puts us at 75 in denver. it's still very cool to the north. 73 in akron. only 32 right now in steam boat. 35 in craig that front again working its way in. 67degrees in avon. today temperature 76 for us here in denver. 63 in grealy and boulder. 59 in aspen and 70 over in grands junction. there al there as well in that north western corner into parts of laramer county as well. there's snow, rocky mountain national park

it is the netherlands? >> yeah, relative size, it's netherlands. actually it's norway, then netherlands, then you have the countries around us. in absolute size, probably china. >> wow. >> okay. >> getting to that market will take time? >> china is a completely different ball game. yeah. >> thank you very much. >>> hurricane matthew has killed at least 26 people and damaged scores of homes in the south of haiti. earlier thursday the u.s. national hurricane center said the storm is expected to strengthen to a category 4 hurricane where it approaches florida. let's get the latest with sarah rosario in daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: good morning to you. there are evacuation orders in place all along the east coast from florida to the carolinas. this is the biggest storm we've seen headed towards this area in more than a decade. just a slight deviation in its path to the west could wreak some serious havoc in this area which is why many people are not taking chces. along daytona beach, people are being told to get out of here by noon. with hurric

catherine led the way in the netherlands. the rest of europe beckons. on wednesday, the british prime minister theresa may is expected to highlight the problem of modern slavery in a .peech at westminster abbey thousands are being trafficked in the uk. most come from a handful of countries, like romania, where sex trafficking is widespread. 26.rter: in a women's shelter in bucharest, she is trying to rebuild her life. looking on is her baby grow, father by her last trafficker. she was trafficked three times around europe. when crossing the border, i had a gun to my head and they told me to give them the id and smile. in the mornings and afternoons i would have 15 clients. in the evening they would bring another 20. in the end a client, wracked with guilt, helped her to escape. many of the victims of trafficking come from remote villages. bucharest appear stuck in a bygone era. many houses do not have running water. traffickers targeted this place. the british woman who runs a community center says a girl goes missing every month. >> the girls get involv

. >> thra in the netherlands as far as the investigation. step out of the way and an idea where you are standing. this is a heart and sole of the community, specifically behind the fire truck and sheriff's deputy vehicle. this is the caribou village shopping center. the location of the police department and also one and only shopping center 8:00 o'clock this morning, one of the police officers notice a backpack out front. find what they consider suspicious device so they move the backpack to the center for the middle of the parking lot to keep it away from the businesses and as many people as possible. shut down the area for the better part eight 29, the hazmat and bomb squad with boulder county as well as longmont but of course, looking into what exactly is in the backpack. they determined suspicious. why he asked specifically, verbal or written they say they have got neither of those but never want to take chances but expect to be out here are the better part of the evening. if we get work between now and 10:00 o'clock live this evening --

the solution to the problem is being sought on this experimental farm in the netherlands. by a man they call -- the potato whisperer. >> how are you finding out what works? >> simply by letting the plants tell us. the plants speak he says, he can i think there is more knowledge in the plants than scientists. that may have found at least part of the solution. nobody knows more about dealing with the encroaching waters than the dutch. where more and more salty water has been seeping through the dikes on to farmland. with increasingly salty water to see if any survive. some between 5% and 10% do. but there would be no point unless those survivors are also edible. so they run a taste test against normal freshwater potatoes. >> try the brown one first. >> first. yeah. >> tastes like a good potato. >> yeah. >> the other one tastes like? i'm betting this is the salty one. >> you are absolutely right, mark. >> reporter: so far, so interesting. but there are real current applications for this discovery. when they're planted it works even with water you can use half seawater salinit

in m and a may be heating up in the netherlands.d an approved unsolicited $2.7 billion take over. meanwhile, the dutch government has rebuffed a takeover from sweden's bank. that is according to a person from late with the talks. covers us is david who them. it's great to have you while you are here. us. start by telling what's happening here. why have we seen this. >> the -- they approach the dutch government. to fleey, they wanted capital requirements in texas. in theed to incorporate netherlands where capital is lust strict than in sweden. he has been very vocal. by the was rebuffed dutch government in september. nejra: this would have been the biggest bank merger in europe since i don't know when. insince abn was taken over december. it was a disastrous takeover. later, they were all filled out. the remaining parts of abn were back on the market last year. david: we are talking about being rebuffed. rejected.d offered tod they little money. they thought the price they offered was very much undervalued. david: what of the stickin

afraid that until next year when three very, very important elections have taken place, germany, the netherlands and france, thee member states that are the core of the e.u. and the outcome is very much how the reform process in the e.u. with -- will go on. say centri you fugitival forces prevail but we ve the banking system up and running, and in the end isn't it a zigzag course? is that so surprising, if you look -- you're an american. if you look at how long it took the u.s. so get integration of all those colonies and later states, is assistant that surprising to see that the e.u. hays bumpy course? >> we could get sidetracked on that course between the declaration of understand and the constitution. overt course of a decade it was figured out how to get these 13 states into a proper union. and -- >> and you had a civil war again to --? that is another argument that would support a pessimistic course but i'm saying the union as such as healed. in the case of the e.u., what you see, i'm with malt e -- malte on this point, i must say. it's at accumulation of crises. i'll not pessimistic on set

the dutch consider the netherlands the most successful cycling nation in the world. so they're here to share ideas for bringing milwaukee up to speed. >> a lot of working along, a lot of thinking with people to get to the next step. we're a cycling nation, we love cycling, we like to spread knowledge all over the world. anchor: milwaukee was one of three cities picked by the federal highway administration anchor: new on wisn 12, a popular east side restaurant will close this week. but it's only temporary. the cafe hollander location on downer avenue will close its doors for about two weeks during some renovations. when it re-opens on november 18, you'll notice new floors and a redesigned bar area. the restaurant closes on thursday. coming up next tonight, you could see a spike in your heating bill this winter. anchor: why you might be paying as much as 16% more than last year. anchor: then, it may be halloween, but some are getting ready for the holidays. the hint of christmas spirit you'll notice in downtown milwaukee, coming up. meteorologist: are forecast has russ

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this is bloomberg. ♪ >> theresa may is traveling to denmark and the netherlands.attling global nerves. is acting director general asked about his latest is manus survey and the chairman lenders are negotiating with the department of justice and they said they will continue, despite the reports. >> welcome to daybreak. welcome to day break. >> welcome to the program. the asian session in our mind and we will show you where we are going to go. and they markets have been going their own way. we have talked about this many times and the peso is a big story overnight. >> we have this movement with u.k. futures indicated that little bit higher on the back of the debate last night and the market is decided that the winner was the mexican peso. you may not have gotten as big of a bank for your buck. we have some of this back and t if youyour trumpome want a movementer, for that election. to heade happening towards that election and we have the pound lasting more than 6%. denmark andgoes to she is trying to build understanding for brexit. >> trying to take some of the and

a quarter of the netherlands lies beneath sea level.swept island, they've been running a wind-controlled experiment. planting hundred us of potatoes and irrigating them with increasing lly salty water to s if they survive. some, 5 to 10% do. they run normal fresh water potatoes. i'll try the brown one first. >> yeah. >> tastes like a good potato. >> yeah. >> and the other one tastes like? a good potato. but different. i'm betting this is the salty one? >> you're absolutely right. >> reporter: so far, so interesting. but there's a real world application to this work. back in pakistan. the dutch have been sending their salt-resistant seed potatoes to areas the farmers have given up on. and when they're planted, they grow. it works for our vegetables, too. says a botanist at amsterdam university who running the project. >> even with brackish water you can grow up to 100% or use half seawater. >> reporter: half seawater? >> yeah, we have carrots growing that should be dead already. >> reporter: and the potato whisperer is prepared to give t

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mark phillips has the fruits of their labor in the netherlands for tonight tea "climate >> reporter: if rising sea levels and more flooding are the inevitable future of climate change. there is a place in the world that may have found at least part of the solution. nobody knows more about dealing with the encroaching waters than the dutch. where more and more salty water has been seeping through the dikes on to agricultural land. on this experimental farm they're trying to see what might grow in the conditions. how are you finding out what >> simply by letting the plants tell us which is salt and which isn't. >> reporter: which is why they call marc van rijsselburgh, the potato whisper. heave speaks potato. >> if they die they give you a statement. and for, unfortunately we don't hatch off to kill our scientists before nthey give a statement. water. they found plenty that love the stuff. but there would be no point unless those survivors were also edible. >> try the brown one first. >> first. yeah. >> tastes like a good potato. >> yeah. >> the other one tastes like? a good potato but

that acquisition in the netherlands.mentioned what's happening with the ecb -- officials told bloomberg that bank is likely to gradually winding down bond purchases. what they don't include is when it will happen. we are joined now by the macro marketist -- the reaction to all of this is interesting and reminds me of what happened of may -- in may of 2013. talk about the market reaction -- is the market getting this right? >> i think they aren't getting it right at all. i think the story was that there's a consensus that when the qe program needs to be ended, that it will be tapered. not any issue about when it will be ended. they haven't officially disgusted yet, which shows it is unlikely to be the end. the idea of tapering -- there is some concept of how it might be tapered, but it was always assumed some form of tapering had happened. they were never going to withdraw 80 billion euros in liquidity just like that. of where so in terms we are going now, do you think we will get clarity from mario draghi? on saturday he

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they found the ied outside the netherland police department tuesday morning. deputies had to detonate it. on thursday, they found the suspicious vehicle. thank goodness, that turned out not to be a threat. they're asking if you know anything, call the hotline. 441-3677. at first, a lot of people thought it was a joke. we spoke to neighbors yesterday. people around the shopping nt they're saying we thought it was a backpack of laundry. when we found out this was a legitimate device, they started thinking, hey, we should be concerned. if this happened in your neighborhood, you would of course want answers. these people that live here deserve answers too. use the hotline number. if you see something, say something. we always say that. in this case, we've got to find backpack. >> thank you. >>> it is now 6:34. everyone involved in the high school bus crash at dia is officially home the last person has been released from the hospital. legacy football coach went home wednesday. the coaches were also hurt when the crash happened. 15 students were hurt as the bus cras

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>> netherlands, got an emergency call. they jumped into action. here we are on the highway, and as they approach, you can see there's smoke in the distance. >> car on fire? >> yes, the car is on fire. now, a person driving that utility truck saw the smoke, jumped out, and started to help. there he is with a baby carrier in his hands. >> nice. >> brings the baby to safety, puts it in the truck, runs back to the car. inside the car is a mom and another child. now you see the officer running back to his car frantically. you see the utility worker come back to his truck, grab the crow bar, runs back to the car. the police officer also grabs it, they bust the window and when they come back into frame, they rescued a 3-year-old boy and have his mother with him, as well. >> yeah. hero of the day right there. >> everything he needed right there, he had the tools, he had the know how and bravery to step in. >> it's a good thing he did pull over. a lot of times people see something and continue to pass. >> now you see an ambulance pull up and check out the

phillips in tessle, the netherlands. >> you just had him on "the charlie rose show." >> i did. i asked him what is the one story you wish you could cover more. he said climate. >>> samantha bee is bringing a different perspective to late night. there she is. charlie rose is here, i know you two have met. charlie rose and samantha bee. there she >> good morning to you. today we feel warmer than we should. highs with midshipman to upper 70s. down to 61 tonight after partly sunny day. scattered showers move into the forecast later this evening. we will have early rain on >>> samantha bee! [ cheers and applause ] >>> median samantha bee received an stewart on "the daily show." she spent more than a decade. the longtime correspondent took her talents to tbs. she presents on a weekly show "full frontal." critics praise her style. she's been called the political commentator we've been waiting for. >> i am samantha bee finally here in my studio for the very first time. >> i never thought i'd be standing on a stage asking people to vote for me to president. >> oh [ bleep ] republicans a