it was carried into space on a launch center at the edge of the gobi desert in northern china. space ship with two astronauts will dock with the station and remain on board for one month. launch alooking to mission to mars by the end of the decade. news powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts and over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. it back to you. the worlds of news in of investment banking on this anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers. said to berans are raising up to $500 million for the first fund. isning us for that story natalie who covers boutique investment thanks for bloomberg and simone foxx. let's start with you, natalie. it is interesting that is the anniversary of the lehman bankruptcy and here comes a lehman veterans to raise this cash. what is the firm focused on? natalie: miggy was known for energy details. he was an advisement on the energy transfer williams deal that fell apart this year. he does all sorts of oil and gas. he hired someone this year to focus on investment management. it is kind of like the comeback of the emergent banking

the typhoon is expected to approach southern taiwan, the northern philippines, and southern china from wednesday through thursday. taiwan's weather authorities forecast 500 to 800 millimeters of rain in mountainous regions of the island. some boat services to the islands on wednesday have been canceled. >> this is a very powerful storm system, moving through the luza shelters. robert speta has more on the storm. >> this is a powerful and dangerous storm, one for the record books here, moving through the luzon strait. you can just see the size of this. tropical storm strength winds from northern taiwan towards the south. winds right now, as we kimeters p ur.and over 300 solutely intense. th's as viont in intensity. this is just going to be clipping the southern coast of taiwan and shifting off to the northwest there and around fujon province. it could be one of the strongest storms in recent record to impact this specific area. a very dangerous outlook. back to the southeast, one key thing, we had a pressure of 890, to put that in perspective, typhoon haiyan several years ago, had a pre

china's behalf. >>> 300 firefighters and a northern greek island. several homes have been torched. and entire villages are having to evacuate. lightning is believed of the sparked the fires. a state of emergency has been declared on the island there. >>> this one is burning in washington, d.c. this is the yard fire and it's burned 500 acres so far, forcing school cancellations for several students in the area. a level one evacuation has within issued for people who live there. they're on alert and have to get ready to leave. >>> insure minutes to -- to kansas we go as police mourn the loss of a fellow officer this morning because of a bad crash there. brandon collins was sitting in his patrol car following a traffic stop. a truck driver slammed that vehicle into the back of a car. scene. he leaved behind two young daughters. >>> more violence in chicago as police look for the person who opened fire on a star football player. he was shot in the hand and the stomach. the shooting happening hours after a matchup with another school. the injuries are not life- threatening but he'll hav

growers in awe mori prefecture in northern japan have been through tough times. a rise in cheap imports from china in the '90s put many out of business.ough times. a rise in cheap imports from china in the '90s put many out of business. >> translator: at the time the trend was to import our food. we garlic producers struggled. >> reporter: ten years ago, the first reports emerged of the health benefits of aged garlic. researchers said it boosted the immune system and suppressed cancer cells. he started production soon after. he also went on the road, promoting the health benefits of his product in north america and europe. >> perfect. >> reporter: the marketing paid off. he exported $1.6 million worth of black garlic last year, shipping to more than 20 countries. today the sticky cloves are showing up in high-end cuisine. chefs at the black garlic summit served up some mouth-watering examples. >> translator: there's huge interest from overseas. this proves black garlic has big potential. we're taking this product to the world. >> reporter: exports have jumped three-fold in the last five years. age

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whereas the makong, we have not very much river traffic except in the northern part, in southern china. and in the delta area, phnom penh and cambodia. the fisheries are extremely important. so food security is a huge issue with regard to mainstream dams and other kinds of infrastructure. and one irony, or one interesting difference, though, is that the transport on the rivers is very much about food security and transport of food from out of the grain belt, the bread basket of the u.s. in the midwest. and getting it to international ports primarily, as well as national ports. whereas the makong, the food security is much more involved with tens of millions of people who directly depend on the river for their food security, their livelihoods, and for the economy of the country. the river is the second -- the makong is the second most biologically rich river after the amazon, which is a much, much bigger river. so enough of that from me. and again, welcome all of you, and our panel. i'm going to turn it over to aaron saulsburg first, who is actually been known by all the people on this

northern japan, you'll be expecting that. all that moisture is coming in from somewhere. that's across southeast chinatowards taiwan and okinawa. you just have that moisture river pulling through bringing that threat of flooding out there in hong kong, taipei. you are looking at definitely some widespread scattered showers on your thursday. let's take a look here into the americas now. what we have what's left of newton. remember that was a hurricane that made landfall there across southern areas of the baja peninsula. cabo saw a little damage out of that. now pulling off towards the north. still a flash flood threat there into arizona and new mexico. about 40 to 50 millimeters expected out of this before it continues to weaken. where is all that moisture going after that? back here towards the north, a passing cold front tailing it along. and that brings strong thunderstorms across the western great lakes. might even see some delays out there at the airports including chicago, detroit, some hail and the possibility of a tornado or two coming out of this. out ahead of it, though, classic case of some

are common in china this time of year, picking up strength as they bring fierce winds and rain when they taiwan was hit with two typhoons this week. this mainly affected the islands northern and northeastern areas. members of the army had to help people evacuate. this typhoon is now headed towards china. >>> back in the states five states have declared a state of emergency after a big oil spill in alabama. it may have an impact at the pumps. this spill has forced the closure of a crucial gas pipeline. experts say it is attributed to fears of fuel shortages. some gas stations are empty because of that pipeline leak. the pipeline delivers 40% of gasoline used on the east coast. the environmental protection agency estimates that spill at about a quarter after million gallons. they are containing it to a mining retention pond for now. >>> on to health news. the zika outbreak in miami may be ending. the number of grow in the state. the first local outbreak of the mosquito-borne virus was reported in the wynwood area of miami a month and a half ago. if no new locally acquired cases are reported in the coming days health officials will likely clear the wynwood area. active cases

china. he's been showing off in a pool at the park. he seems smart and lively and >> interesting competition took place in northern nevada over the weekend. camels. look how wobbly they are up there. the competition started 57 years ago. been going on ever since. riders mount the camels and ostriches. >> krystal: they looked a little bit unsteady. >> i've seen people ride camels and it's wobbly. >> krystal: not for me. fits for you, more power to you. let's bring it back here to >> michelle: let's check in with kelly and still a little bit warm. >> kelly: still warm over the weekend, we had triple digits over the weekend. a red flag warning. a heightened fire danger as we get into tomorrow. lot of blue sky to get things going and that's what we saw all day yesterday. warm notice if you were out late in the afternoon, early evening the winds are starting to increase. let's take a look at the temperatures first. right now temperatures in the upper 70's across much of the las vegas valley, even low 80's. southeast coming in at 82. spring valley 88. tomorrow temperatures are going to be a lot cooler than this. in fact we're looking at upper

china. now we're talking about typhoon malakas. that sim pacting the extreme northernons of taiwan and the southern japanese islands. breaking it down even further, meranti, 72 hours ago, had wind gusts of over 180 kilometer when it impacted the region. taipei, gusty winds of 90 miles per hour. current time, we talk about malakas, our currents storm. you see the wind gusts across the area, specifically across the okinawa prefecture. remember we have theative located within this region, as well. the latest from the joint typhoon warning sign, 205 kilometer per-hour sustained winds. the majority of the con virginia tech or thunderstorm activity is north and east of taiwan. that's where we find the bulk of the extremely strong winds, as well. this storm will pick up speed going forward, and it's going to deteriorate as it does. it's still a formidable storm. gusty conditions as we speak. the winds died down quickly in taipei. for the island across southern japan, that area still feeling the effects of the outer rain band of the storm system. believe it or not, even though

china. you can see the extent of the damage. the u-n says some northern villages near the chinese border have been washed away-- leaving tens of thousands of survivors homeless. reports say this was the single worst case of downpours and high winds there since9 a northern california high school student says she lost points from her grades because she wouldn't stand during the pledge of allegiance. leilani thomas says she's been sitting out the pledge for years, long before colin kaepnerick started the current trend. she now says one of her teachers docked her participation points for not standing. the district superintendent points to the first amendment and is standing by thomas as well as another student who also chose not to stand. thomas and the other unnamed student have both been switched to another teacher, where thomas says she will continue to sit out the thomas says: "she told me i was being disrespectful and i was pretty mad. she was being disrespectful to me also, saying i was making bad choices, and i don't have the choice to sit during the p

china coast. but you know what, we have a new tropical storms talk about. just born a few hours ago. a disturbance near the northern florida coast. that is now tropical storm juliette. you see it has a lot of rain with it and in this one band up in here there is some wind of tropical storm force. that is why it has gotten the name. the winds on this site are extremely light. it is not likely to develop further in terms of wind so it should not be major wind damage, maybe just minor along the upper florida and georgia coastline but it will be dumping a good chunk of rain area the forecast track does not take it anywhere. it is going to mill around and here for the most part over the next day or two. in the meantime locally look at our temperatures earlier this the recovery. 83 in boston. some places had a jump of almost 40 degrees like norwood. it started out at 43, will -- moved up to 82 degrees. tonight is the -- a pleasant night but not as cool as the last few. 67 in boston. most of the temperatures are in the 60's. if you upper 50's are showing. breezes out of the southwest and the air will become slightly more

china plans no more expansion of coal power until 2018. experts say cannot come a moment too soon. bbc news. katty: this week a bbc team is traveling across the northern united states listening to concerns ahead of the presidential election. the route is following the path traveled by a train known as the empire builder. last night they were in minneapolis. tonight they report from fargo, north dakota, where abortion rights is igniting passions on -- ignites passions and sometimes violence. reporter: we are here in fargo to talk about what continues to be an incredibly contentious topic, one where it doesn't just matter who is in the white house, but who they then choose to serve on the supreme court, and making the laws on abortion. outsiderotesters gather the only abortioclinic in the state of north dakota. >> this is a civil rights issue of our day, because it has to do with the death of innocent human persons that is legal here in our country. >> all of the other liberties that we have in life, all of the other things, mean nothing to a dead person, do they? reporter: each time one of the patients turned up, the antiabortion protesters followed an

we're watching the timing and it will create flooding in china kevin: fog continuing to play out in northern and western horse and that this date. temperatures will go up quickly this morning and will level off anywhere between the made 70's to lower 80'se good deal of sunshine and starting with sunshine with warmer temperatures tomorrow. even a touch of humanity as the fron >>> it's happening. red lodge, montana, that's right. that's the mountains. it's snowing. and i may or may not have said man in my last weathercast because i got so into it so i'm ready to thrash on a snowboard. >> oh, i'm staying. >>> coming up that drama, i know you were thinking about them, your friends last night on the dance floor, two men rushing ryan lochte, the show immediately going to commercial break. we have exclusive new video showing what really happened behind the scenes. >> there's tom bergeron right there and check out this video. terrifying close encounter with a great white shark. our invigorating ocean spray single-serve juice drinks go anywhere. like on your commute. or at the office. ahh! where'd he

china. i want to show you what is a spectacular view. this is an island about 3,000 people live there, across the northern part of the philippines. can you imagine that? the entire eye wall and eye itself went over the island. hope the folks are ok but i tell you what, it's a ferocious storm. you see the eye now contracting, it's gone and weakening. as it heads over to the north and west. we rarely see a strong storm that strong across anywhere in the world. for us, thankfully, julia not that point here a rain event. not so much wind. still some gusty winds but nothing that would be incrediblably damaging i don't think. and for us, indirect impacts on the back side of julia, we have a plume of moisture coming from the gulf. a tropical air mass. if you have not been outside you step outside and it feels humid. so our temperatures in the 80s, well into the 90s with the heat index here. also of course with the tropical air mass we'll be able to make a lot of thunderstorms. hernando county, pasco counties but more where that came from. as we continue to heat the atmosphere here, we'll be looking at more storms developing as we head t

northern ireland. and then she says this both in a joking and non-joking, she wouldn't consultant on things like china patterns and flowers. maybe if he takes up embroidery she will have to change her mind. so many questions. yes, in the blue. >> thank you so much for coming. it is an honor to meet you. i was wondering what your mother may do if republicans hold either the house or the senate and we've had eight years of gridlock. does she have a plan on how to break that if that happens again? >> i think president obama doesn't get enough credit for all he has actually managed to get done. [applause] chelsea: i think what he has managed to get done, kind of thinking about the last question. a couple weeks ago we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the national arc service. he has protected more land than any president in american history. i think he has gotten a lot done that doesn't get the headlines or attention or the gratitude that it deserves. but to your question about my mom specifically, my mom has a very strong and surprisingly strong record of being able to make progress with republicans wh

the two leaders held a series of discussions in china before the summit of world economic >>> you want to check this out. the northern lights put on a sky show ever filmland. the photographer captured stunning images, some 18 miles from the optic circle. the northern lights are produced by collisions between gases and the earth's atmosphere and charged particles from the sun. scientists study of the aurora and the rest of us enjoy looking at the dancing lights. >>> just ahead, you probably spend the majority of your day using technology. what you should know about doing a digital x. forecast. >>> i am sure that it was a cooler start as you were driving into work and if you plan on mad early sunday morning, you might want a jacket. upper 40s, low 50s to start off sunday. out on the lake, things are looking great if you are waking up with us in westlake, rocky river, towards lakewood. a quick look at the forecast. ? ? there are things in life that just go together. it's like they're always side by side because when we put them together, they're better. like home and auto insurance from state farm. they just go together

northern ireland. and then she says this both in a choking and non-joking, she wouldn't consultant on things like china patterns and flowers. maybe if he takes up embroidery she will have to change her mind. so many questions. yes, in the blue. >> thank you so much for coming. it is an honor to meet you. i was wondering what your mother may do if republicans hold either at house or senate. ofhave had eight years gridlock. do she have a plan on how to break that if that happens again? >> i think president obama doesn't get enough credit for all he has actually managed to get done. managed to get done, kind of thinking about the last question. he protected more land than any president in american history. has gotten a lot done that doesn't get the headlines or attention or the gratitude that it deserves. your question about my mom has a veryy, my mom strong and surprisingly strong to makef being able progress with republicans when there is common ground. she clearly can also stand her ground. just a couple of examples. she worked with a man named tom delay. for those of you who are younger fair to think

northern chinese cooking to san francisco. cecilia chiang is the julia child of chinese food in america. narrator: pot stickers, the dish that launched the legend. she was born almost 100 years ago in a china that no longer exists. her privileged childhood was interrupted when the japanese invaded and she was forced to flee and then flee again when the communist revolution swept over china,

northern illinois university. heading to atlanta, the game is i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. >> talk about hanging by a string a texas man owes his life for a very strong cable, and a good for ch fortune as well. his vehicles's brakes failed and rolled off of the top of a parking garage. >> this driver had to make a nerve-rattling decision. >> how about getting into that predicament. the driver of the toyota 4-runner was trying to park the vehicle when the brakes went out and the vehicle rolled the cable barrier on the top of the garage. amazingly one of the cables caught on the axle as it flipped end over end and so there it was dangled 90 feet above the ground, and so what do you do wait until the fire department arrived or try to climb out knowing that your weight of the vehicle could cause it to fall. of course he climbed out and a man was waiting to help him on the eighth floor. >> he was seat belted

northern city of mosol. mosol is iraq's second largest city. the fight for isis is expected to ramp up in the next two to three months following recent victories today with china's premier. tomorrow he will give his farewell speech to the general assembly >>> a significant new development related to north carolina's controversial house bill 2. >> for the first time, gop leaders are putting their weight behind a possible repeal under one condition. bill leslie is in our newsroom with more. bill? >> yes, renee and l,na. the two top lead rester suggesting a repeal of house bill two, but only if the charlotte city council repeals its ordinance first. that development from house speaker jim moore is the clearest sign yet that the general assembly could backtrack on the controversial law. it is also and effort to pressure sure charlotte city council in accepting some of the responsibility for the months-long fall out over the measure. that includes recent announcements it acc and ncaa will move the 2017 championship games out of the repeal has been heavily criticized by lgbt advocates. they say that charlotte should not be forced to take the heat and strip new and act

comes as china and russia continue to conduct joint drills and with north korea having tested a nuclear device. stephen engle is in guam. stephen: we are outside anderson air force base on the northernguam. for the valiant shield were games. these are joint forces of the getting ally together. we are talking about the air force, navy, marine corps, and a few members of the u.s. army. they're coming here for a joint military exercises, about 18,000 personnel in total. it is against the backdrop of russia and china having their own joint war games in the south china sea and also some tension on the korean peninsula but according to the u.s. military this is more about showing unity among u.s. forces. this is what the u.s. marine corps, air guard commander had to say about that. >> we have got a lot of teams 30s and you will see a lot of aircraft out there. the tankers, the bombers. we all courtney a lot of planning to take off together and go into the huge airspace and the -- and simulate what it would be like to train tactically within each other, the different services and counter a see related force represented by our aircraft as well. valiant shield runs until september 23. we wil

northern paris. they were either taken in by social services or bussed to temporary living facilities. france has been criticized for its handling of the migrant crisis. japan and china on a collision course in the south china sea. the country will step up its activity in the disputed region. those comments came less than two weeks after cheans leader urged japan to exercise caution in the contested waters. relief teams working alongside north crean soldiers rushed to clear roads, build shelters and provide food to thousands of people near the border. it was devastated by heavy flooding when a typhoon pounded villages last week. the floods killed more than 100 people. for the first time u.s. troops are operating alongside turkish government forces fighting islamic state in syria. that's according to the pentagon which also says american special forces are providing the same training and advice given to other groups fighting in northern syria. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. one of the most controversial fig

northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province. tucked up near the borders of burma, chinaay. all of them have left their mark on the food. >> andy: here's the local hooch. lao khao. >> anthony: and if you're eating here, chances are you're also drinking. >> andy: ugh. compared to the, uh, the stuff we had this morning, this is substantially more harsh, i would say, and less fragrant. >> anthony: the village of mae on, and this place is called him tang. how did you find this place, man? we're in the middle of nowhere. >> andy: it's a very popular place. >> anthony: a restaurant showcasing one of the distinguishing elements of northern thai cuisine -- the heavy use of animal protein. >> andy: you see the local people, they're lining up. here in northern thailand, pig reigns supreme. so most of the stuff we're eating here is made out of pig. >> anthony: okay, so what did you order? >> andy: grilled pig tail. >> anthony: that sounds superb. yep. >> andy: and then we ordered some sai oua -- northern thai herbal pork sausage. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm on that. >> andy: brain. som

northern ireland. and then she says this both in a andree, -- both joking non-joking, she wouldn't consultant on things like china patterns and flowers. but maybe if he takes up embroidery she will have to change her mind. [laughter] chelsea clinton: oh, gosh. so many questions. yes, in the blue. >> first of all, thank you so much, chelsea, from coming. it is an honor to meet you. i was wondering what your mother may do if republicans hold either at house or senate. and we have had eight years of gridlock because they have planned on it. do she have a plan on how to break that if that happens again? chelsea clinton: i would say that i think president obama doesn't get enough credit for all he has actually managed to get done. [applause] chelsea clinton: what he has managed to get done, kind of thinking about the last question. we have celebrated the 100th anniversary of the national park service. he protected more land than any president in american history. so i think he has gotten a lot done that doesn't get the headlines or attention or the gratitude that it deserves. to your question about my mom butto your q