norway's special agreement on access to the european union market comes at a price which norway paysuch as if it were an eumember. a voice in eu policy would only come with norway's membership. and polls show that over 70% of people here would still vote against it for many of the same reasons the british did. >> there was a big discussion about social insurance tourism. one aspect is that workers from, say eastern europe, could ush out norwegian workers, because they're cheaper. the norwegian unions took action. now, foreign employees have to work under conditions that are standard here. this way, no two-class system can develop, and labor conditions won't deteriorate here. >> migration is a topic of debate in norway, too. though less heated as in the eu, it's about migration from the eu as well as from elsewhere. according to the european single market agreement, any eu citizen ceded too much power to brussels. >> i don't think great britain wants a similar agreement to our eos agreement. >> the british may feel at home with norwegian weather, but with the norwegian model probably

sent a, the family shipment of tobacco to norway. unfortunately, norway recently passed laws for bidding jews from profiting from trade. the family had already shipped the tobacco to norway. they sent their son to recover payment on the shipment of tobacco. he was warned by a friend that the first thing they would ask for when he applied for a norwegian passport was religion. because he was forewarned, he feigned illness and sent an enslaved servant to get a passport for him. luckily, the officials were so taken aback that they forgot to ask what religion. was able to meyer obtain a passport that did not state his religion. unfortunately, the merchants who received the tobacco were still seeking to hide behind the law and they turned myra myers -- m eyer myers in for being jewish. he was brought before the magistrate who demanded he provide a certificate of baptism. , whountered this by saying carries around a certificate of baptism. name any doctor and i will get an examination and proof i am not jewish. he did go to the doctor. we

the family, which had already sent the shipment of tobacco to norway, sent their son meyer myers to norway to recover payment on that shipment of tobacco. he was warned by a friend that the first thing they would ask for when he applied for a norwegian passport was what religion. because he was forewarned, he feigned an illness and sent his enslaved servant to get the passport for him. luckily, the officials were so taken aback that they forgot to ask what religion. in this way mier was able eyer obtain a passport that did not state his religion. unfortunately, the merchants who received the tobacco were seeking to hide behind this law and they turned meyer myers in for being jewish. he was brought before the magistrate who demanded that he provide him a certificate of baptism. meyer myers countered this by saying "who do you know who carries around a certificate of baptism?" so meyer said to the magistrate "name any doctor and i will go get an examination and thereby prove that i am not jewish." he did go to the doctor and we're not sure if maybe some money changed hands but we do know th

let's leave the norway story and returned to the oil seen.et's get to bloomberg first word news. >> deutsche bank which has been indicted for colluding to conceal the italian lenders losses. -- transaction and others this according to an audit commission. in addition to -- the german lender adjusted the accounting of 27 trades and 27 -- 2013. a spokesman for the lender says there is no connection between these trades and the italian bank. goldman sachs retirement plan is pulling $300 million from omega advisors. according to a person with knowledge. cooperman has been accused of insider trading which eased denied -- which he denies. it is the second time this year that goldman sachs has cut ties with a former employee. the u.k. chancellor will meet with wall street executives today. he will tell representatives from banks he wants a brexit deal that secures good access to european market -- european markets. the trip comes from amount to concerns that leaving the eu could prompt banks to move jobs out of the u.k. you can watch our interview w

norway's special agreement on access to the european union market comes at a price which norway paysf it were an eumember. a voice in eu policy would only come with norway's membership. and polls show that over 70% of people here would still vote against it for many of the same reasons the british did. >> there was a big discussion about social insurance tourism. one aspect is that workers from, say eastern europe, could ush out norwegian workers, because they're cheaper. the norwegian unions took action. now, foreign employees have to work under conditions that are standard here. this way, no two-class system can develop, and labor conditions won't deteriorate here. >> migration is a topic of debate in norway, too. though less heated as in the eu, it's about migration from the eu as well as from elsewhere. according to the european single market agreement, any eu citizen ceded too much power to brussels. >> i don't think great britain wants a similar agreement to our eos agreement. >> the british may feel at home with norwegian weather, but with the norwegian model probably not , as

now, let's look at norway and let's be fair with norway. others, norway's central bank runs their sovereign wealth fund, but they don't invest in norway. i give them kudos for that. that's $875 billion, which is 2 1/2 times the size of their entire economy. they're allowed to spend up to 4.5%. their return over the last ten years has been 3.4%. it was much better the first five than the last five of the ten, so if you looked at the rate of change, it's depressing, okay? and now they expect over the next 30 years the rate of return's going to be closer to 2%. that means nobody's talking about the fact that they need that 4% to spend to pay for services. nobody talks about the fact that in california, these liabilities are already established. this type of shortfall, somebody has to pay for it. then you think chicago and all the various points in between that are having these shortfalls! now, how much do you hear janet yellen talking about that? how much do you hear carney talking about that? how much do you hear draghi talking about that? th

anna: a rollback in sinless is on the cards as norway release of the 2017 budget. we look ahead to the release. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is six: 18, a glorious day in hong kong. looking over the harbor, 1:18 in the afternoon. that is up one half of 1%. equities in asia are generally stronger, get a nice numbers from good service data out of the u.s. let us get the blit business flash. surging in tokyo, on news they may be merging with renault though. shares trading the highest and nine months. a person with knowledge of the matter says the two sides are focused. suisse has agreed to pay $90 million, inflating new client assets managed from the fourth quarter of 2011 22012 essentially, to meet sales target. they admitted wrongdoing. the ceo agreed to pay $80,000 a penalty for allegedly pressuring employees. hut, fallingza after missing estimates. the ceo said sales in china were down because anti-western sentiment after an international court rejected claims in the south china sea. yum still plans a spinoff in china by the end of this month. and that is your b

norway is ahead of us in the dutch market. in the uk market it's a bit behind. i think about two years behind. if you look at the real driver, the number of electric vehicles being sold, that's growing very quickly. 40% year on year growth. we are confident this market will pick up quickly. >> am i correct in saying, it's something like a 10% market in holland and a 1% 2% market in the uk? >> that's about right. 10% share in netherlands. 1.5% in the uk. >> explain to somebody like me who doesn't drive an electric vehicle. how does it work? we're looking at the app and the pictures before. how does the app work? >> it's very straightforward, you have to have done it once. you plug the cable in the car, the cable on the charge point side. at that point in time you're connected. using the app you can enter the serial number or scan the code on the charge point. at that point we know who you are and where you are. and then once you have done that you can press start, charge session. and then the car will start charging. you can just walk away then, it will stop char

taken a shipment of tobacco to norway. foray recently passed laws bidding choose from profiting from trade. sent their son meyer myers to recover a shipment of tobacco. he was warned by a friend one of the first things he would be asked was what religion. because he was forewarned, he feigned illness and sent his servant to get the passport for him. luckily, the officials were so taken aback, they forgot to ask what religion, and in this way, he was able to obtain a passport. the merchants who received tobacco were still seeking to hide behind this lot and they in for being jewish. he appeared before the magistrate, who demanded that he present a certificate of baptism. , who do you know that carries around a certificate of baptism? he said name any doctor and i will go get an examination and thereby prove i am not jewish. and i'mo to the doctor not sure if may be money changed hands, but we do know he was able to prove he was not jewish. he spent five years in norway trying to recover that shipment of tobacco or the payme

in norway, you don't have to imagine that.a transparent tax system where income earned and taxes paid are public information. the fard guardian points this out. just this friday, the 2015 taxes of all norwegians were published online for everyone to see. the searching is not anonymous. norway's apartment requires logs be kept so you can see if you have been searched. anyone can look up their taxes of their bosses, colleagues, friends or enemies for that matter. it increases openness, deters tax fraud and reduces income disparities between gender, race and class. also makes it easier to find out just how much your favorite politician pays in taxes, if anything at all. the correct answer to the "gps" challenge question is, "a." as cnn reported egyptian government officials announced the plans for the construction of a new capital city last year. in part because of overcrowding, pollution and rising real estate prices in cairo. a 270 square mile city capable of housing 5 million people will be constructed in the desert east of ca

./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> in the midst of a heated debate in norway's parliament, prime minister erna solberg had other plans... she was caught playing pokemon go. photographers captured solberg playing the game while the leader of norway's liberal party was speaking. ironically, that politician was caught doing the same thing in a meeting in august./// ((tedd florendo)) >>> don't go to malaysia and insult your hosts... nine australian friends found that out the hard way. they appeared in court today after stripping down to their underwear and drinking beer from shoes at the malaysian formula one grand prix. their briefs were decorated with the malaysian flag and they were seen by thousands of spectators. they face up to two years in jail for intentionally causing insult./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) >> the lateho armie hammer. we'll see you back here tomorrow >> and now late show complete coverage of the vice presidential debate. >> now, as we welcome governor mike pence and senator tim kaine. ( applause ) >> do you not take-- >

iceland or in places like iceland or norway... a factors made the colorful lights visible in maine... even as far south as indiana last night. the reasons it's more visible is because of a solar storm.... combined with the new moon on sunday-- which makes for a darker sky. makes for a darker on sunday-- which with the new moon storm.... combined because of a solar storm.... combined it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox available for traffic. ((jen)) this is how most of us remember taylor hicks. singing and dancing on american idol.. he won season five.. and since then.. he tours around the world, performing.. but.. yesterday.. he says he saw his life flash before his eyes... taylor says he was on a twin engine plane.. when one of the engine's blew.. he them to t-m-z.. he says he looked out the window and saw oil flying everywhere.. and he watched the propeller stop. he credits the pilot for somehow getting them both on the ground safely. ((walter)) talk about job security. coming up.. w

norway's prime minister caught red handed trying to catch them all. the details straight ahead.t's thursday october 6, 2016, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost alongside seema mody sitting in for sara today. great to have you with us. it's throwback thursday. throwing it back with some classics like the who on right now. you didn't know who this was. >> i didn't. now i know, i was reminded. this is not really our generation. >> no, but it's british rock but i know a bit about it. let's look at markets this morning. good gains yesterday, about a half percent or 0.6% of gains. the banks were the best performer for the second day in a row. goldman sachs topping the list up 2.5%. we are now lower. the dow lower by 5 points. the s&p 500 by two. the nasdaq by two points. we have been hovering around that flat level over the last hour. markets expected to open pretty much flat. let's look at european trade. we had a good run this week. both because of reprieve earlier in the week around deutsch

and and norway and franc. they now had only that past glory.and and norway and france.see to it that families died in reprizal. when he faced his captors, perhaps he had anxiety that hitler might take revenge on his family. he knew when he surrendered that hitler lost not only field martial, he lost an entire army. 22 divisions. 330,000 men. these are the men who had been promised his conquers they would winter in stalin grad. well, it was winter and this was stallin grad. here were the conquerers. when another spring broke over the russian countryside, results of the winter were clear. the invader had been driven back far beyond the lines he occupied a year earlier. 185,000 square miles of russian landed been freed. in this winter campaign of 1942, the axis powers lost 5,090 planes, 1,190 tanks, 20,360 guns. 30,705 machine guns. more than 500,000 rifles. 17 million shells. 128 million cartridges. vast other materials. and 1,193,525 men of whom 800,000 were dead. that is the story to date of the german attempt to conquer russia. the 1941 they tried from moscow. and fail

. ♪ stretching from norway to greece .nd turkey >> we hear, representatives of many nations, work dayday constantly with these intricate and difficult problems. we have absolute faith that you can do the job. of course you can do the job. all that is necessary is that each country remember that it's best i is served developing the common -- by developing -- the task must have first priority. we require faith, self-confidence, devotion, tenacity, always tenacity. times faromic age and more explosive than anything in lincoln's day, the world is divided once more, half slave half free. where is the leader who can inspire americans? a leader who can and that war with victory and prevent its spread into a bigger war? where is the leader in america who can sustain and inspire our allies already fighting the common enemy. violencege of hate and , the communists stir up riots that rip through the cities of europe. this one in italy. the reds rile the people. where is there a leader with the skill and tenacity to teach the enemy to call each other neighbor again? who can end the violence abroa

that is irna, the prime minister of norway, a very important job. >> all right. running an entire country is pretty important, even if it is only the size of california with a population of roughly of brooklyn and queens, a lot of people. >> no disrespect. >> no disrespect. >> during a recent debate in parliament, she was caught doing this -- she's playing pokemon go. >> well, it's not the first time a norwegian politician was playing the game during parliament. >> what is going on there? >> the leader of the liberal party caught playing it during a >> maybe that's what they should be debating, what to do about the craze. >> i'm thinking somebody put a lure there inside of parliament, and so everybody's, like, all right. >> this is a pokemon go thing. i have no clue what you're talking about. i'm a married mom with two little kids. anything pop culture, unless it's like von dutch hat, that's how far back i am. >> you need barbara billingsly to come on the plane and go -- >> who? >> i speak pokemon. >> i need help. >>> next, a lesson we learned in kindergarten, ta

in norway central bank governors gives us his take on the global economy.. ♪ scarlet: global finance leaders and central bankers are convening in washington for the annual meetings of the imf and world bank. and joel was involved spoke to voiced in olson, the norwegian central bank governor for his take on the economy. to madamelisten lagarde and the president of the and i definitely share their general view on the prospects for the world economy. which is not a very bad, but as they stated, growth is still weak and fragile. that is the term they used. that, in the present situation, if we get measures around the world in the direction of protectionism, which will we can trade, that is not what we need in the present situation. right now, the upcoming u.s. election is seen as an event risk for markets and economies around the world. do you have your eye focused on that, is that something important to you, the outcome of that? , with thely speaking close relations between the norwegian population and the that i can assure you there is broad interest in norwa

an andm., we get restrict decision from sweden. 30 minutes later there is a policy decision from norway's central bank. 30 minutes after them, is that u.k.'s third quarter gdp. on the corporate front, we have twitter earnings. apple0 p.m. u.k. time will hold a media event where it will unveil new mac computers. and after the u.s. close, alphabet and amazon deliver their earnings. deutsche bank agrees to sell its mexico unit. capital levels will be closely watched for the third quarter earnings. the u.k. chancellor should listen up. infrastructure investment is needed. key recommendations over the next month. take a closer look. plus, no swansong at samsung's electronic shares. the stock is on positive ground, despite a 17% slump in the third-quarter profit. plus, don't miss the conversation. director,naging christine lagarde, that is at 8 :00 a.m. u.k. time. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: progress on the restructuring at deutsche bank, that is a line from john cryan, that ceo. is standing by. the top line, a net income of 256 million euros. the market has priced in 354 million euros. costoki

at the top of the rankings are sweden, finland and norway, neither finished last. >>> the first time improving relations between russia and turkey. russian president vladimir putin and turkey's predecessor erdogan renewing support for pipelines between the countries. the pipelines would built under the back sea. one for turkish domestic the other would supply natural gas, bypassing ukraine, turkey and russia are working to normally relations after a downing of a fighter jet in 2016. >>> just ahead arc major food recall to talk about. >> massive damage control over the galaxy note 7. can you guess which competing company is up 27% in the past five months. no surprise there, we will tell you that next. tell you that next. be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. liste of ba

--ther countries that have a have good market access to the european union like norway and switzerland are making a big financial contribution to get that. mark: john, is there any middle ground? are opposing it like this. hard brexit or soft brexit. hard brexit meaning we control immigration and lose access to the single market. soft brexit and essentially means you've still got access to the single market. you are stuck with what you've got or it is a hard brexit where you lose out. what is the middle ground? is cherry picking possible? they are grandstanding on both sides. is cherry picking remotely possible? john: it depends on how we situate the deal. when we are talking about the soft brexit, looking at switzerland and norway, switzerland had a referendum in 2014 where they wanted to restrict more migrants coming in and that was overruled quite recently. if you're going to be a part of that partnership in the soft brexit, you have to allow free movement. this is not possible under the political circumstances at the moment because of the polls showing the population wants to restr

immense natural resources of these lands for present and future generations, just like independent norway did. [applause] let us makergeon: this resolution today. never again will we be

with the new capital coming to norway, private -- we see new capital coming to norway, private equity shares in producing fields and companies. you will see more mergers and acquisitions. i think it is too early to point the ownership will look like on the continental shelf. there will be changes. there will be new players. there will be other players strengthening their position on the continental shelf. there always has been. there will be a mix of international companies and norwegian. alix: blackstone one of the firms looking into north sea developed. thanks very much. what is twitter through a party -- what if twitter threw a party and nobody came? twitter is down over 12% premarket. where does it go next? this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg. i am jonathan ferro. one stock to watch in the premarket, twitter getting hammered this morning after potential bidders lost interest in making an offer for the company. stop down over 12%. jeff mccracken joins us now from london for more. what happened? >> how are you doing? in some ways, twitter has come full circle. if you go

the top countries for economic gender equality are iceland, finland, norway, and 45th place out of 144 n at countries. don't expect ple'ne air-pods thit shelve anytime soon.the company isn't n holdup is. justsaying their reless earbuds need a "lit e more work". today apple is holding a macbook event in san francisco.. they may go into details there. trending today: the 'pokemon go' game that captivated young people across the country this summer just got a ??political twist.introducing, "hillary donald go". you're shown a map and people can show support for their favorite candidate. click on clinton or trump, and then shake your phone... ju vibes" a candidate gets the better. so far, it's gotten 5- thousand downloads, and they keep coming. and game two of the world series was much better for the cubs. the indians were hoping for a firm two-oh lead.. but that wasn't the case. cubs win 5-1.. giving them momentum has they head back to chicago still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:a fast food chain is targeting wisconsin hunters with its newest sandwich.the taste test just in tim

shows no country actually fully closed the overall gender gap but the closest are iceland, finland, norway and sweden and rwanda. we ranked 46 with 72% closure. yemen is last in the 144 countries ranked in the study has a goat - and says "theo called me... we're all cool now."it's in reference to the "curse of the billy goat" - when a pet goat and his owner were denied entry to wrigley field the last time a world series was played there. chicago lost the rest of the games in the series and had never returned.theo ep-stien - works in the cubs front office - put this current team together - and already won a world series with the boston tonight, trick-or-treating kicks off early if you'd like to team up with a partner in blue. iowa city and coralville police departments will be handing out candy at several locations. kids are invited to dress in their favorite costumes and learn that officers ?aren't scary. also tonight, it's the last chance to jump on the harvest hayrack. ushers ferry will be host to several spooky activities tonight including hayrack rides, hot cocoa around the creating cr

doug: norway, paris and mexico are towns in maine. sorry, shayna. if you think that's strange, wait till you hear the names of maine's roads. >> bald head to bingo, main town names. could we interest you in a home in suckerville? it's not just a town that is unusual. >> anybody mention katie cross road. >> you'll have to forget eleanor crotchety. after all, she's in charge of replacing the road signs in the town of emden maine. >> two, three, four, five, six. >> as the records show, one in particular keeps disappearing over and over and over. >> 12, 13, 14. i can't keep them up. sometimes they're gone overnight. >> in fact, this sign routinely shows up on top 10 lists of the most stolen road signs in the country. when you order some, order a dozen and put them in a cardboard box, take them out, set them down, and say help yourself. it would be easier. antoinette: tomorrow on "chronicle," the crowds have gone home, but nantucket isn't closed for the season. shayna seymour walks a revived main street plus is the island tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle."

family contacted me" she got an email from someone claiming to be a military mom who was moving from norway to the united states the email described the job in detail - and told delany she would be receiving money in advance. "she was going to send me a check"delany received a cashiers check for one- thousand 950-dollars.and it came with instructions-deposit the check and deduct her wages - 350-and the email emphasized in the text messages the remaining 16-hundred to be deposited as cash."no big deal they're moving from europe"it delany's bank account was drained after the cashier's check bounced."i was just shocked" delany is not alone. the federal trade commission told us since january 2015 complaints.most involving caregivers targeted by someone seeking childcare or nanny services.this is not the first time we've interviewed a victim who used care dot com to find work.we asked the website if it has added any additional security measures... it said in part..."...((it)) has implemented a number of features, including: proactive email communications to caregivers on our site with tips on ho

two women are now charged for trying to rob a gas station in the town of norway last week. "melina duemling" and "summer swain" both face a felony attempted robbery charge.according to prosecutors -- duemling used to work at the b-p gas station and she claimed she was owed money. arm -- the two went into the store -- but they fled without getting anything. they were tracked down based on a license plate spotted on surveillance video. a sliver of good news for people on the east coast -- as hurricane matthew weakens slightly as it hammers florida. creeping up the atlantic coastline -- the powerful storm is packing winds close to 100 miles-per-hour. right now in florida-- more than 1 million homes and businesses are without power and at least one person has died. emergency the worst is still to come. ward says: "we're seeing water coming up over that barrier walls, coming up into the estuaries.. and again -- we won't feel the worst of this til later on. so we are confident that we're going to have many homes that are flooded." the storm left more than 300 people dead in the c

norway's housing market is heating up. the governor of norway's central banks spoke to bloomberg.ment in the norwegian economy and the environment affecting the interest rate has been more or in line with the picture we had in september. background for keeping the rates unchanged. david: folks leg and suffered a setback in its year-long effort to rebound from the diesel emissions background for keeping the rates unchanged. scandal. vw's biggest profit contributor, audi, cut its outlook because of costs related to the emissions scandal and recalling affected cars. some surprising news from tesla, the electric carmaker reported an unexpected profit for the first scandal. time in two years. tesla said, expect to get through the rest of the year without taking in cash. snapchat will try to raise as much as $4 billion in its planned ipo. the los angeles-based covenant makes an application for sharing selfies and videos. a public offering could value snapchat at up to $35 billion. vonnie: time for our bloomberg's quick take. 40% of adults on the planet are already overweight or obese, a

oil prices are recovering and norway's market is heating up.ank spoke to bloomberg. >> so far, the development in the economy, and the environment affecting -- has been more or with the picture we had in september and that was the backdrop for keeping the rate unchanged. taylor: norway has been able to avoid negative rates in the unconventional measures seen elsewhere. barclays reported third-quarter profits that rose 35%, beating estimates. the ceo has rejected calls to spin up the investment bank even after it posted lower returns. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: megan murphy is dashing to the first tuesday of november, trying to keep up with secretary clinton, trying to keep up with mr. trump. which state are you most focused on? floridae are looking at with a very tight race. florida is a must win state for mr. trump. he has so many must win states like north carolina and ohio and pennsylvania, new hampshire and nevada. tom: you look fantastically put together, this morning. let's go to a fantastic discussion. here is mr. trump.

as they said very clearly during the referendum campaign, if you go for the norway option, you have the worst of both worlds. why would we want that? we want to be like canada and have an agreement that canada has with the united states, for example, in the north american free trade agreement, where you haven't compromised any of your sovereignty or control over your laws. but you have a very strong trading relation with the united states. that's the kind of relationship we would like to have with the european union. >> carlos gohn said he would like to see opportunities provided by the british government as a result of the brexit arrangements that are ultimately determined. can he go and whistle in the wind if he thinks the british government is going to step in and start providing support for international business people who try to put pressure on the government? >> well, we're not going to go in for subsidies on request for inward investors because that would put us full of international rules on stage. but if the european union is mad enough to want tariff-laden trade between the u

people around the world took to social media comparing the raggedy 45 foot norway spruce to the charlie brown christmas tree. redecorated it using a single red bulb. >> before you know it, winter will be here and there are a few things you can do right now to prepare your home for the cold. >> first, on daylight saving time, don't forget to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. next, clean the coils behind your refrigerator. experts say that could save you money. >> by just cleaning the dust and e that get caught in there, get one of these, an appliance brush that's really small like this and you'll go up underneath the refrigerator because that's usually where the coils are. move that kick plate, clean it out. >> you should also clean out your gutters, outdoor hoses, repair roof leaks, and remove tree branches that could be weighted down with ice or snow your furniture isn't blocking home heating vents. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:54. an all-call this morning for any singers in your family. >> where they can go today for a chance at stardom. not melinda or i. >> plus, another roa

obviously, the economy in norway is improving a little bit. >> norway, they really want to move awaythis one. there is a stronger domestic demand story. the monetary policy projections, it is the one country where inflation has been at or above target. and it was bad inflation, imported inflation. we are happy to let the currency strengthen and focus on the domestic and demand side of things. now, it has run quite a bit because when you allow the currency to decrease some inflation figures, you invalidate your own argument. manus: we had a big note from goldman sachs this morning. pessure.nder >> what i want in gold, we are range. at a1275 manus: etf has risen for the fifth straight week. >> is that enough of a reason to purchase gold on a sustainable basis? is that really picking up materially to generate sustainable prices? we are not there yet. anna: tell me about your em fx strategy. 's."t is called the four "r we are funding that out of the swedish radar. we have got the brazilian radar, and quite a valuations gap opening up over the last few quarters. >> these currencies are no

i want to look at the norway outperformance yesterday, 1.82%.surprise there that we are seeing the oil trades working through. that is one example of what we are seeing. keep paying attention to the inflation coming through. columbus day, the last month to look at what treasuries have done. inasuries are picking up terms of the yield. they are selling off. yields are picking up which is inflation being priced into the market. the u.s. treasury market coming back on stream today. the other one i want to show you is what is happening with the ruble trade. this is a trade that takes you back to 2011 but hedge funds are increasing their net ruble long positions to a record. a huge spike. russiaming through about and opec playing ball. the ruble is expected to go higher from here. dollar being the reasonably strong across the board except for the commodity currencies. you can see this movie yesterday. the dollar comes down and the cad goes up. this is the oil trade coming through. a series of ripples spreading out across the financial markets. it is

have a norway or switzerland style exit, or will they try and catch out their own parts. theresa may and the brexit team so far have done little to calm the nerves of those who want her to navigate a "wise course. another story is the trump lack of taxes, broken this weekend by "the new york times." >> "the new york times" published in 1995 tax return for donald trump, the latest headache for the republican candidate. he had a rather disastrous performance in the first debate. the new york times" published his tax returns from 1995, saying he essentially did not pay $1 million. the way his campaign has handled the fallout shows his weakness. for a financial journalist from marketwatch, "trump's tax maneuvers do not show he is a crook, he is a more on, they basically. co he has allowed the situation to blow up. he could have just been upfront about it and said, yes, i used loopholes. it was legal. by trying to hide it, it makes him look even more shady. thee: let's wrap up of scientific study that does not speak to you highly on human rights. -- you can read about this " i

this is new video from the town of norway monday. man pointing a gun at man point the clerk. the racine county sheriff says it's the same guy behind a similar robbery in mequon last week. and he's glad that person is off the streets. >> when i first saw the video i and learned of that i could only , imagine what that gas station clerk was feeling at that time looking down the end of an ak-47 and have someone yelling at you to produce money and cigarettes. patrick: investigators have not released the suspect's name because he has not yet been formally charged. police swarm a wauwatosa neighborhood, looking for a suspected armed robber. police say a man with a gun ran out of a subway restaurant at highway 100 and capitol and tried to hide among some houses. he was taken into custody. a gun was recovered. no one was hurt. kathy: policing milwaukee's neighborhoods with the help of community service officers. this is the first graduating class in the department's history. as wisn 12 news ben hutchison reports they'll have special job , responsibilities throughout the community. >>

and at the top of the rankings are sweden, finland, and norway, and niger finished last. >> women ingovernment, that's critical. >> happening this morning, fresh signs of improving relations between russia and turkey. vladimir putin and turkey's president renewing their support for a pipeline project between the two countries. it's dubbed the turkish stream. one pipeline would be for turks domestic use and one for natural gas for southeasten europe, bypassing countries like ukraine. turkey and russia are working to norm normalize relations. >> just ahead, a major food recall to warn you about. >> plus, as samsung deals with massive damage control over the galaxy note 7, can you guess which company is up 28% in the past five months. no surprises. we'll tell you next. people alway let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's

they say tried to steal money from the b-p gas station at loomis and long lake road in the town of norway last thursday.the same gas station was robbed a arrested. if you have information on these two women -- call 262-886-2300. 3 3 milwaukee area leaders announce their plans to remove the estabrook dam.it includes re-zoning the land surrounding the dam.. then selling it the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district for one-dollar... then the m-m-s-d would remove it.milwaukee county board chairman theodore lipscomb calls the plan undemocratic and says county executive chris abele is going of government to get his way. the d-n-r has said it's expected to cost more than 4 million dollars to repair the dam. the county executive presented his proposed 2017 budget today and in it -- a 60 dollar wheel tax. not sitting well with several supervisors.. supervisors..cbs 58's kristen barbaresi joins us from downtown milwaukee with the controversy surrounding the meeting. 3 that wheel tax may be the most controversial part of the budget-but it wasn't the most meeting.several supervisors were upset aft

. >> norway names a new nobel laureate. >> he has consistently sought to move the peace process forward. >> illinois summedded $30 billion in investment activity with wells fargo, due to its phony accounts scandal. >> kim kardashian held up at gunpoint inside her paris hotel room. >> i'm sorry. a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> rose: the "new york times" digs into trump's taxes. >> he could have paid no federal income taxes for years. >> there's no one who has shown more genius in their way to maneuver around the tax code. >> if everybody in this country was a genius like mr. trump is and did not pay any taxes, we would not have a country. >> he says climate change was a hoax invented by china. >> it's pronounced jina! >> you and hillary clinton would know about an insult-driven campaign. >> i think i'm still on my time. >> isn't this a discussion. >> she had a private server. >> rose: the running mates' debates. >> tonight is a debate between the vice presidential candidates tim kaine, and mike pence. they're going to debate which one is tim kaine and which one is mike pe

look at the examples of successful diversification, norway and mexico, those when globalization was when globalization was expanding. open markets. you could go fast. you could achieve that diversification. he you are seeing forces working against globalization. countries like saudi arabia. could go into new production and activities. yousef: yousef: the top stories on ." less thanarkets 24 hours before the second presidential debate, donald defying defined -- calls for him to quit. those calling for this include senator john mccain. fresh comments from imf chief christine lagarde have fueled further doubts on whether egypt can meet conditions for a $12 billion loan. the government still needs to take several actions, mainly on the currency and subsidies for it can secure the first installments. egypt desperately needs the money to restore investor confidence. poland has landed a deal -- boeing has landed a deal with qatar. the deal comes after the airline rejected initial airbus deliveries because of injured issues. ordered new aircraft. the world's biggest oil company is now planning t

the announcement came a short time ago from norway. receiving the honor for his efforts to end the civil war who 200,000columbians. he dedicated his award to the people of his country. >> 6:34 on this friday morning. we do weather and traffic every 10 minutes. it is a special morning because we have our jr. weather watcher there with ashton. everybody say good morning. >> good morning. >> 11. >> where do you go to school? >> lakewood, colorado. we've got the map of colorado behind us. can you tell us where the coldest temperature is on the map? >> ledville. >> that's right. >> 32 degrees at the bus stop. you're a pro at this. what for the high temperature? >> 63. >> what about the mountains? >> 61. >> aspen? >> 57. >> pretty nice day, right. cold now and nicer later on. have to show this. the visibility because this is reporting for visibility? >> zero. >> that's right. a lot of fog up along i-74. greely limited visibility as well. here we go, 5-day forecast. >> 65, morning frost p.m. and sunshine. >> right. exactly. what about for the

sweden, norway, denver -- you see us at the bottom. pupil,is by far, per more money than anybody. please spend more money per -- we spend more money per pupil, other countries spending less are at the top of the list. obviously our current system is not working. we will change it and we will make it good. [applause] it explains vocational and technical education, which we've totally forgotten about in this country, and make 2 and4 year colleges more affordable. have you gone to school and been with people that aren't good students, but they can fix an engine, or can build a wall, or two things you can't even think about? as we are going to need some that can build a wall. [applause] we are going to need them. that?d you ever see your genius at fixing a car. but history, physics, not so good. we have to open vocational again. these are great people. [applause] the repeal and replace obama care act. [cheering] obamacare and replace it with health savings accounts. we can do that. the health savings accounts. it is one way -- there are numerous ways --but this is one good way. the wa

priceou look at the oil for norway, what is it? indollars or the next couple of years. we can support a lots of activity on the continental shelf. becomes increasingly important for the continental shelf and energy exports. communicate that we market is about to become balanced. >> the question is what this means for north sea production. this is the north sea oil production that has really pricesd from the low oil . so far, only two plans submitted by oil companies. how many more do you see this year? and then next year. >> i probably should not, but i having to more at in 2000 seen. erik: that was earlier today on bloomberg television. now for a check on headlines. of debate watchers say hillary clinton one the matchup sunday night according to a cnn survey. 30 or percent say donald trump one. more than 60% say trump talked expect patience while 39% say that the clinton. is keepingublican quiet about the latest controversy. he told the chamber of commerce that he does not have any observations to make about the presidential elect

tried to steal money from the b-p gas station at loomis and long lake road in the town of norway on thursday. the same gas station was robbed a few days before.that man was arrested. if you have information on these two women the milwaukee bucks stood together in a show of unity during the national anthem before last night's pre-season opener against the chicago bull. bulls.here's a picture. you can see the team standing in a line... with each player's arm around the man next to him. some players kept their right hands on their hearts during the anthem. bucks head coach jason kidd made it clear before the game.. his team was "not protesting." it just shows that through it all, thick and thin...we've gotta have each other's back. regardless of your skin color...your race...or where you comem, something happening you gotta speak up, you gotta stand for change, 3 . san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started the most recent trend last month.. when he decided to kneel during the national anthem. coming up in national news--- a school forced to ?shut down?.... after creepy clown thre