nokia shares rise. to take you to my bloomberg and show you what is happening with the six-month euro sterling risk reversal. this is askew affect tell me what the calls are and what is -- what it is signaling. his -- if the pound bounces over, we are going to get into difficult territory with what is happening surrounding brexit. is still with us. the difficult work starts here for sterling. steven: i think so. we think there is a riskier downside. the market may be too complacent. sterling.sal on your what it is telling us is -- reversal on u.s. sterling. what it is telling us is the market is very short. we've got some strong u.k. numbers. the market became nervous and start to cover some of its shores. the point we would make is we don't think we are out of the woods. pulling up now euro sterling charts, you can see back to the 8661.here, that is the weakest level of sterling we have seen in several months. you can see that strength that we saw in sterling in september is behind us. guy: white again

it won't move very much and goes down a little bit and gets into the nokia and then backs up into illinois. finally by saturday was back sunday it's still working its way out of michigan. the next four or five days a won't move much and that means our weather is status quo around eastern iowa. not much rainfall but from time to time we have clouds and cool temperatures. rainfall forecast through sunday shows eight that might be a bit of a push. nothing very exciting in the weather outside of cool temperatures we have had the past few days. forecast tonight has partial clearing in the skies later on and lows in the mid and upper 40s around eastern iowa. north wind at 5 to 10 and tomorrow skies should be mostly sunday -- sunny and too late in the afternoon and temperatures better than today thanks to the additional sunshine but still in the 60s over much of eastern clouds coming back in friday and 67. saturday barry slight chance for a shower and 66 expected. sunday back to go 68. as the upper lobe moves out we get southerly winds and warmer temperatures next weekend highs back into the 70s.

nokia massey has more from beirut. player, what has been spearheading the campaign against the regime in that aleppo.area of two months ago, ththe group wasl qaeda's affiliate in syria, but it broke away and attempted to distance itself from al qaeda. clear that the strategy has not been successful. we do not know yet who is responsible for this attack. rebel leaders are pointing the finger, but we have not heard any response from washington yet. no other group is claiming this attack. thever was respoponsible, relatively big loss for the group who are now trying to regrououp. the commander was killed in aleppo province. we have fighting raging for control of the city of aleppo. what more can n you tell us abot developments on the ground? regainedsyryrian army has a strategic neighborhood that the rebels lost lastst month in the past couple of days. in particular, the regime has taken a n neighborhood in the center of aleppo city. this means that the regime has effectively reversed all the gains that we saw the rebels

first, we started with nokia as the only company that knew how to build phones.n, you get a quote about the iphone being rumored. they did not think it was possible for a pc company to do it. then, apple came in with a device that everyone laughed at. now, apple is laughing in their faces. i think the transition to electrical on one hand and the potential transition to semi-autonomy and full autonomy -- we kind of reset the stage for the industry. integrating the systems and creating the user experience and creating the actual software is not something that the traditional automakers have a lot of expertise in. it is like the transition from regular phones to smartphones. emily: there are two interesting trends. one, more people are using ridesharing services. also, companies like uber are trying to automate ridesharing. what did you find? >> when you survey the entire u.s., it is a very different picture you get than the microcosm of silicon valley. 80% of the united states have either never used ridesharing or have only used it once. if you are younger, it did

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optimistic anyway, but here's this story -- there was a time not too long ago when blackberry and nokia were dominant companies in mobile phones. quickly, technology changes and that goes away. the same is true in software. the stickiness of software is not to be taken lightly. they stay with the oracle database for decades, but the same is true with security and e-mail and that is blackberry's strength. there is still blackberry enterprise even if you're not carrying around a blackberry as an enterprise. emily: could this turnaround rock very ultimately or is it unclear? mark: it is possible if they focus on that and take the new microsoft approach and put all of their software everywhere. right now, they are compatible with an android version of blackberry. imagine if they put all of their e-mail apps and refresh them for the iphone and on android not running blackberry and the web and all of those platforms and restructured the company around that and shut all the divisions related to the hardware and focus on that. they could become a big software player, but they need to reboot lik

we started out with nokia being the people that knew how to make phones. it was hard from -- for anyone from the tech industry to come in. apple then came in with the device that everyone in the phone industry last at but three layer -- three years later, they were laughing on the other side of their face. the transition to electric on the one hand and the potential transition to semi-autonomy and full economy on the other would completely reset the stage of the industry. the making, the integrating of the systems, creating the user experience and creating the actual software that might drive these things around, that is not somewhere that traditional automakers have any lead. all that's are off. emily: interesting. you also gathered some interesting data about ridesharing. there are trends going on right now. more and more people using ridesharing services but also companies like uber trying to automate ridesharing and get -- and getting self driving bloomberg vehicles on the road. bob: if you survey the u.s., it is different than if you surveyed silicon

there have been other makers of smart fops -- >> nokia had issues with batteries that overheated.his particular fire, this particular incident, waltz bit more remarkable unfortunate for samsung. even apple had one death in china because somebody had used a knockoff charger, and apple -- so apple didn't take any litigation over it because it wasn't an approved charger, but that being said, obviously for that person who died because of it, i'm sure her family doesn't feel any better. so as far as the apple versus sumsong wore, this is a one for apple. >> apple has another big event where it will be unveiling the iphone 7. >> i just got the 6. >> you're going to get there gregg. >> hough does that happen? i'm like a day late and a dollar short always. thank you for being with us. >>> coming up a look back at the time when the united states and russia put aside competition for a common cause, the groundbreaking moment for mankind and it happened on this day in history. stick around for it. real cheese poeple don't eat pasteurized, processed cheese food. it's only required to contain 5

ideas such as the 5-g radio by nokia bell labs and nokia has taken over bell labs but, of course, bell labs is fabled in the history of this country and has been so for many, many years. the smart cities initiative by qualcomm in bridgewater, also in the district i represent, and verizon in basking ridge, are helping towns and cities maintain high standards of livability, resiliency and sustainability by using i.o.t. technology to help city planners create better qualities of life. and, of course, as chairman burgess has indicated, health care applications in this area are very promising. they are patient-centered and they are economically beneficial. this will be beneficial not only to patients but, of course, to the medicare and medicaid programs as well. according to the management consulting firm mccansy and company, the internet of things has the potential to contribute anywhere from $4 trillion to $11 trillion to the economy over the course of the next several decades. this is an enormous increase based upon innovation here in the 21st century. the resolution expresses the curren

askpanelists of that will questions, tom moody, a reporter with "the billings gazette," jackie on the nokiathe news yellowstone public radio. won the coin toss and chose to go first with his opening statement. gov. bullock: thank you, panelists and audience and those of you joining us. i am greg gianforte. i am a businessman and a job creator, not a career politician. i am running for one reason, to create more high-wage jobs in montana so our kids don't have to leave. i am also running for emily and devon vincent who live in coal strip, have a young family, and for all the families at home tonight who are wondering about where their jobs are going to come from in the future. we arenately, today, 49th in the country in wages, and our kids are leaving, in large part because we have a failed administration in the helena. we have seen layoffs across the state, in columbia falls and elsewhere. we have seen two consecutive quarters of declining economies. coal strip is slated to be shut down, and our revenues have fallen off a cliff, and our surplus is gone. we have also had a lack of accountabi

haidi: nokia ceo says he will waste no time in pushing through a merger.berg he has learned from billions of dollars loss and complicated deals. >> the immigration is going really well. fearf the things has been of private business so we have made all those decisions in the first 90 days. in thebeen going on portfolio. haidi: and that's your bloomberg business flash. guy: great stuff. medical records have taken center stage in the presidential race. both candidates have enrolled fit to serve. hillary clinton released details from her medical exam. hours earlier, donald trump gave of vague view of his overall health on the set of the "dr. oz show." he has not released any information publicly after his physicians that he would be the healthiest individual ever elected. joining us, the author of "hillary rising: a political biography of secretary clinton." good morning. how much damage has the pneumonia instant done? >> well, we will have to wait and see how this plays out in the polling. certainly the polls that came out in the last 24 hours don't bode well

says hend nokia ceo will waste no time in pushing through a merger without patel lucent.e learned of the billions of dollars lost through the competition deals. >> immigration is going really well. one of the things we have had in immigration is be, so we have made all of the decisions and the frontline debates. we are in execution mode, without the rationalization of the portfolio, approximate 20 customers where there are overlaps in the portfolio. david: and that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: david ingles, the business flash in hong kong. the bank of japan has gained and influential ally easing concerns in the stock market. blackrock says investor fears bojng crowded out by the purchases have been overblown. compared to the $5 trillion market, compared to america's 8 trillion.the bond buying could make some stocks hard to trade. joining us now to look at some of the macro themes, geoffrey yu, head at ubs private banking. what are you expecting from the bank of japan? i have a chart that shows how we have seen the recovery, a little bit of recovery in the 30-ye

nokia fell by the wayside.ese two have emerged and have then fears competitors in the space, and they have a becauseted relationship samsung also supplies components to apple, including panels, chips, and other kinds of things, so they have a long, contentious relationship, particularly in the smartphone area. who have been arguing about is the more innovative company for a long time. yvonne: it seems like reporters inside accesssual to samsung to understand how things backfired with this battery crisis. tell us more about that. >> that's right. inside access got to the company and saw that earlier this year that at samsung realized the new iphone would not the as breakthrough and innovative as phones in the past, and they saw that as an getrtunity for the note 72 consumers attention because they felt like it was a really good phone, so they decided to press ahead with lots of new features including iris technology recognition, and also a battery that had more capacity than in past years and was also faster cha

what we do is build windows nokia we don't have anything but glazing.i would like to see that work with the project architect and try to make it look like it fits in a little bit better because to the east, you can see there's a building they might particularly like the style of it. it's a fairly new building there was likely built in the last 20-30 years, and has some pays and it has more of a punch window window instead of all glazing which i don't really know if it's cheaper to build it or why we have these solid windows all over the place. the other thing i would see is some of the units are pretty big. the audit numbered units. they have this huge master bedroom which looks like it's 27 by i think, 16 which is a pretty big rented it could be that way but it may be possible to redesign those bigger units and end up with three, three bedroom units and of course you have the two three, two bedroom units on the fun once if i'm not a stake in. that would be something i think i would try to look at because it might be better to try to design. it's interi

tom moody, a reporter with "the billings gazette," jackie on the nokia, the news reporter on yellowstonec radio, and greg lamont. a coin flip was done earlier this evening, greg gianforte won the coin toss and chose to go first with his opening statement and question. so mr. gene forte, go ahead. mr. gianforte: thank you. i am greg gianforte. i'm a businessman and a job creator, not a career politician. i am running for one reason, to create more high-wage jobs in montana so our kids don't have to leave. i am also running for emily and devon vincent, who live in coal strip, have a young family, and for all the families at home tonight who are wondering about where their jobs are going to come from in the future. unfortunately, today, we are 49th in the country in wages, and our kids are leaving, in large part because we have a failed administration in helena we have seen layoffs across the state, in columbia falls and elsewhere. we have seen two consecutive quarters of declining economy. coal strip is slated to be shut down, and our revenues have fallen off a cliff, and our surplus is go

knewng the symptoms of nokia. it includes coughing, fever, chills and shortness of breath.he american lung association, other symptoms is pain, excessive sweating, olderergy adding that people sometimes experience confusion. albert, chicago, illinois, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple of points i want make. he hast guy who said parkinsons. don't know what he's talking about. first point is, i had pneumonia this year. for 10n the hospital tube up my nose and iv's in my arm. the fact that she was able to herself up and get dressed and stand out there in the heat and humidity for 90 minutes. tells me she has incredible stamina. media all in a snidbit that dehydrated and didn't going.ere she was to recooperate with a her.e of reporters around host: how much of a concern is this for you? caller: it's not a concern at all. as her coughing goes, i have similar allergies that produce a coughing effect. uncontrollable coughing. to call 911, i had a really bad coughing attack. thought it was allergy. it's not a concern at all. going to say she's not

. >> think of nokia. >> yeah. give me one. that's -- >> spotify. >> is that -- even jack ma is, you know, i mean it's possible to do this. to create something in your own lifetime that becomes great if you're not held back by, you know, all these structural issues. >> fashion. think fashion. great fashion in europe. >> they created the euro too. >> thank you, julia. >>> when we come back this morning, we'll get more of today's top political stories including a fed policy face-off on the campaign trail. and later a look inside the mysteries of ufos along america's paranormal highway. ben mezrich will join us with details about his latest book. ♪ okay, so you launched your bank's app. now what? how will you keep up with the new demands of today's digital economy? the fact is: some believe they won't need a traditional bank down the road, so at cognizant, we're helping banking and financial services companies think digital, be untraditional, and reimagine what the bank of the future can be. our clients can now leverage customer i

nokia joins me from the office of public financing can describe that this doctor in more detail and am happy to answer any particular question did i think everything else is in the memo that resolutions per fairly straight forward >> google is requested for today. >> yes, anderson. commissioners, before you is the resolution. mr. of date is correct that the last time it was our properties we were talking about for our services. this is one of different saying our properties for the transbay terminal. so, there is a difference here. commissioner singer >> two questions. what are the risks? >> i guess the ultimate risk really is if there was a default situation. the risk then is this property is pledging through as additional collateral. does that impact the potential operation of the facility? i'm not sure it really necessarily would've but i think now they can speak better to what it takes to get the cataclysmic events that would have to occur to get to that point. >> could you please identify yourselves. >> good afternoon. 90-office of public finance. the risk you have is a risk of no