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shares mostly on the rise on wednesday and the dollar hovering near one—month high.in the programme, we'll be getting the inside track on an app that promises to tell you all you need to know about buildings. plus twitter doubles it's tweet length to 280 characters, so we are asking you today what's your social network of choice and why? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. thousands of aerospace jobs in the uk and canada could be at risk after the us department of commerce ruled against bombardier in a dispute with boeing. an interim tariff of 220% has been proposed on the import of bombardier‘s c—series jet to the us. boeing had complained that bombardier got unfair state subsidies from the uk and canada, helping it win a major order. the ruling relates to a $5.6 billion transaction us airline delta made last year for up to 125 of bombardier‘s c—series passenger jets, a rival to boeing's own 737 jet. bombardier, is one of northern ireland's biggest employers, with over 4,000 people in the country on the payroll. they have called the

to one.it took a cd seven years to reach saturn as it settled into war but around the ringed planet cassini launched the horgan's lander onto the surface of titan suddens biggest moon. over thirteen years the mission has sent back spectacular images from the other side of the solar system covered in snow and ice this is in salad or sun another of saturn's moons it has powerful ice blasting gazers under here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can't land on saturn it may still carry microbes from earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because the importance of insult us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it

on this new law. continuing to come into the streets of paris because they say they are determined to keep up the pressure on the government to try and scrap the slow reversing they say it's just unfair it's unfair disintegration for them because right now very much cherished and fronts they say will make it too easy to hire and fire and the basically favors cities over employees of this particular march is being organized by the phone that. he was a presidential candidate and he's really shaping up to be one of president models this is deponents more he's done today he's really rallied around his supporters it wasn't just on the left the field the person micro-loan is first months of his presidency seems to be focusing a lot more right wing issues rather than what they see as left wing social issues and those opponents to the changes and protests to saying that the concert was sold on the sort of dismantling the french way of life here in the taj and what is at stake here. one person michael is campa

what's going on in. dominica right now that was six more than three days ago by the eye of hurricane maria and the situation as far as we can tell very bad there no cell phone service no internet connection there the water supply has gone out even some of the crew rations get to collect inflecting before the hurricane hit whole we're told is those washed away once maria hits. to airports on the island both are completely shut down no sort of rescue personnel have been able to even reach them in a closet now and that's why it's going to be important this six hear from the prime minister who's on a neighboring island again it will be the first time he's able to address really the world. people what's going on there we're actually trying to reach him in a cup on wednesday but we simply couldn't get there all the plane trip flights were canceled all the surrounding islands because of hurricane maria but we're hearing that as many as eighty percent of the buildings on that island nation are destroyed but it's

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we'll make that announcement on tuesday. >> i have one more. i have one more. on jobs, what is this white house saying about jobs, particularly as unemployment rate is 4.4%, but you have continue ages, historically of african-american and latino races -- [inaudible]. 7.7%, latino race, 5.2 race, white house, 3.5%? stephen miller a few weeks ago was at the podium talking about the black unemployment rate versus immigrants? is there targeted approach? numbers bear there is a difference when it comes to minority americans unemployment versus main street americans? >> you make a great argument for tax reform. that is one of the top priorities for this administration is to do a massive overhaul of the system so we have a better environment. we're creating more jobs, higher-paying jobs. i think that is perfect example. there were 150,000 new jobs created over this time period. since the president came into office, 1.2 million new jobs. we are incredibly focused on this. this is not just something that we've been talking about, that something that the president has be

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we don't see much campaigning here on the island i haven't seen a single poster not on oil and not onlioness. where they hang them like they wouldn't last in the wind or the rain so no i've never seen a poster. it's true there is no evidence that an election campaign is underway in germany aside from a random sticker that reads stop right wing populism campaigning may be minimal but it's effective voter turnout here is generally one hundred percent. well let's bring in we can salazar here he is the c.e.o. of m.s.l. germany that's a public relations firm and he also advises german political campaigns thanks so much for being with us this morning so as we saw in our report there's not much campaigning going on on those little north sea islands but what about the rest of the country we're just four days away from a general election campaigning must be at the pitch it is the country is full of posters have you seen perhaps there are some islands where it was not the case and all party chairpersons and general political operatives all around the country complaining now talk a little bit ab

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go first rex work on your on your on your first question james i think anybody who see i'm done with it we've seen the effects of one of a hurricane but it's absolutely. catastrophic or inspiring i've never seen anything like it it's. like the destruction that you see in images from the from the first world war and i think anybody with an answer of compassion we want to see spending by our government on getting those people back up on their feet and indeed on getting those those british and i stress that british overseas territories helped in the long term and of course we are looking now across whitehall at ways in which we can make sure that our aid budget can be used in that way i know the pretty big tell all my colleagues looking at how we can do that that is that is absolutely natural and we're on that right now on. libya you ask a very important question is would it be premature to hold elections within a within a year i happen to think that that could be about the right timescale i think it's very important however that you don't do it too fast and that you get the political g

here we go, check, now one less man on contain on the left side.ucked into it, though. >> mike: watkins in on the tackle was entangled with isaac nauta. he comes up mostly under his own power. goes to the sideline. sean crawford, usually the nick nic nickel comes in. >> doug: try to keep notre dame at home, can't just sell out on the run. >> mike: the clock reset because of the injury. 42nd play clock in college ball and the reset for the injury. georgia is going to take advantage of that here. they're going to get about a minute worth of time off the clock running one play with that injury. good poise there, good job by management. second and three. nick chubb. stopped. look for a notre dame time-out here. a lot of chips on the table for third and a yard and a half. >> referee: it will be a 30-second time-out. >> mike: broon kian kelly's teau don't get the stop here -- >> doug: it's a must. >> mike: you're about done with one time-out left. >> doug: 40, 40, 40. >> mike: in terms of clock management and the play clock, unless they do something stup

on tax reform, still on the agenda -- david: that's the think of it affects the timetable on that oneg that is ambitiously planned? jodi: there is still no real hill, no real puzzle. s and talking points. people are talking about scaled-back approach. with republicans frustrated over the deal president trump made with the democrats on the debt ceiling, there is really talk about how much they could possibly do on this. how much they could get through congress with frustrated republican party. david: a lot to talk about. jodi schneider, our lumbered editor. joining us here on -- our bloomberg editor joining us here. david: the biggest event in ill the new iphone justify the eye watering price? out fossil to phase feel cars. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets asia, i'm david english in hong kong. quick check on your bloomberg business flash. contractors resume paying hundreds of millions of dollars for technology used in iphones. what happened is a judge in san diego has now sent a request to make those factors recommenced those payments after apple stopped reimbursing the

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a lot on the agenda ahead in the next hour. >> a lot going on. the press briefing set to begin any minute. thanks, john roberts. for more, martha mccallum. she's on every week day night at 7:00 p.m. good to see you. >> you too. >> a lot going on. i'll go back to the visualization, if you will, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and president trump getting together for dinner at the white house. a lot on the table. the discussion is expected to include the dream act, stabilizing the obamacare health insurance markets. i guess you could expect tax reform might be on the table as well. >> i mean, there's no doubt the president is extremely frustrated with his own party. his feelings about not passing healthcare are really potent. so i think when he came into office, he said i want to work with both sides. he used to be a democrat, right? now he's a republican. he's from new york. he and chuck schumer go way back even though he just called him head clown. i don't think that will come up at dinner tonight. he is -- i think it's so striking, this dinner tonig

seven four five zero one triple one four nine is the number there and of course with the hash tag a.j. news read on twitter you can contact me directly i'm at a j e or our social media producer later harding who will be with me on air as well she is at. a j and then join us the news grid fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. live here on al-jazeera english and streaming online at al-jazeera dot com come all the c.l.a. to let's bring in our zero senior political analyst mel when bashar who's in london . what did you make of the extraordinary scenes we saw yesterday at the arab league that the shouting match that they descended into. well to be honest with you it does reflect. the degree of of. tension but also a degree of pent up frustration on the part of the four countries that are really finding themselves cornered they're back to the wall one hundred days after they launched this campaign against qatar they thought they would be able to shake it down they thought with the accuse a sions of terror and the likes that they would get trump on their side and they would basically create perhaps a

on twitter.>> nfl players take a stand after controversial comments made by president trump. >> protests spread throughout the league including here at home where the burgundy and gold took on the raiders last night. fox5's melanie alnwick is live outside of fedex field now with the details. mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. you know, last week only six players made silent protests during the national anthem but after president trump's tweet suggesting that players who did those protests should be fired, it majority of the league pushed back. now, individual nfl players and teams made their own statements on sunday. some on the field and some off. more than 200 players sat knelt or raised their fists during the national anthem. others chose to lock arms together showing unified opposition to the president's comments. three teams decided to stay in the locker room so their players wouldn't have to make a public choice. at fedex field, the redskins-raiders game had nearly all of the oakland tea

and on friday...olice that he was hit in the leg with a metal pipe at the mac- arthur station. one man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in that case. (mark) police are investigating a sexual assault on the u-c berkeley campus. it happened in late august at zellerbach hall...which is a performance venue on the campus. police are just now releasing the information. they say the victim is not affiliated with the university and was sexually assaulted by someone she knew. police say they have a identied a suspect. (darya) several people in the east bay are upset with their landlord after their rent is about to double. one family has been living in the home for the last nine years. they say they just recently received a letter from their landlord saying that the rent was going up to 24-hundred dollars a month. that is up from 13-hundred that they pay now. norma sanchez and other tenants visited the landlord to demand that he keep the rate increase reasonable.

maybe that one time.verything turned the handing out of bad advice. >> we've seen a little light rain at the tv station in northwest washington. so far the month of september has been cool and showery. average for rainfall. temperatures so far for the month, 5.5 degrees below average through the first half of the month of september. we'll be eating away at that deficit as temperatures stay at or above average as we go through the weekend and early next week. this big l, that was irma at one point in time. what's left of that massive hurricane now is just bringing spiraling chances of rain into our area as we go through the remainder of our thursday. spiraling band number one, moving out to the bay bridge and to the eastern shore. there's more rain where that came from. light rain getting ready to move into martinsburg, west virginia. leesburg, a few showers to the west. they're making their way towards dulles airport right now. may want to call ahead. flight delays because of irma. the chances of rain off

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at amazon headquarters, the first one in seattle. 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live >> welcome to "squawk alley" for thursday we're at post 9 of the new york stock exchange we're getting some oil inventories in a moment here hurricane irma makes its way to florida as a category five storm, slamming into several islands in the caribbean overnight. we have team coverage this morning. wmaq meteorologist is back at hq phil lebeau is in chicago. let's start with you >> we have a very strong category 5 hurricane that is going to churn over warm waters and low sheer, those help keep the hurricanes moving at the intensity that they have if you look behind me, you can see a very strong, very wide large hurricane first going to be moving towards turks and cake yoes as it moves forward tonight. then eventually going to be making it to the southeastern part of the bahamas. and then the eye set on south florida. still, we're watching some questions and some points that we have for you as we move forward in the next few days the potential path as of right no

one b. bombers and a number of fighter jets over the korean peninsula as part of joint military drills with south korea the bombers flew from the island of us territory in the pacific ocean jets departed from an air base in japan and were met by south korean planes sold in washington regularly conduct military drills on the peninsula north korea describes them as provocative and thomas is in seoul and joins us now live from there so i understand of course andrew there's been a lot of discussions going on at the summit there the asia pacific gathering i guess north korea must be at the top of the agenda there it certainly is this is a meeting that happens every two years it gathers all the military heads from countries around the asia pacific region twenty nine different countries all meet and talk about issues in their region and of course north korea is absolutely dominating the one here in seoul for the next three days now the keynote speeches were given on monday morning banking moon the

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on airbnb, on uber, on amazon. bring up the chart here.ce of technology. that is the london chart. we have a chart right here from new york. there it is. down we go. a gradual decline in cell phone bills as well. you can do this for a whole host of technology. ellen: we can clearly see technology's affect across many spaces. what we did recently is took many researches -- all of the and wech internalized it come after having conversations with the bls first to make sure the bls is capturing this price effect. i am trying to forecast what effect fed will be looking at, what the markets will be looking at when the data comes out. theconclusion was structural elements that are holding inflation down, that the fed would not get to it 2% goal, and that the fed would have to be happy with the. tom: but on the x axis are these one-off level shifts, one time technology inputs into our system. is there a trend to them that means they must adapt to each other? ellen: there is an underlying trend to them, and we think it means inflation rather than 2

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on with. say russian president vladimir putin will meet with south korean president moon jay in the two will meet on the sidelines at the eastern economic forum in russia's far eastern city lot of our stock russia and south korea plan to discuss closer economic cooperation as well as instability on the korean peninsula meanwhile president trump is threatening to pull out of a major trade deal with south korea recently i sat down with leo gerard president of the international steelworkers union mr gerard says the real trade war is happening now with china and south korea. mr girard it's good to have you with us lots of things you bet lots of things happening in the steel industry right at the heart of america well right now the steel industries in a in a very challenging position. post the election when the president and the in fact the republican party were talking a lot about job creation and and moving the economy forward president signed the executive order on investigation on steel we all

one on 54th street, the other on 58th. police say a man was walking to his girlfriend's house when three men tried to rob him. when he ran away, he was shot in the back. that gunshot left him paralyzed. at the other site another man was attacked. >>> a montgomery county based tree company will pay $95 million for hiring undocumented immigrants. for hiring employees the company knew were not eligible to work. the ceo apologized to the customers and the statement apologized to customers for the charges. >>> nbc 10 and tell muemundo 62 hosted a phone bank. the deadline is october 5th. the program has allowed 800,000 so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers brought into the u.s. to stay in the country. they have to be students, be in the military or have a work permit. >>> price came under fire for taking costly taxpayer funded charter flights. one of them was from washington, d.c. to philadelphia. price says he will write a check for nearly $52,000 to cover his portion of the travel costs. meanwhile politico is reporting price spent $500,000

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at one thousand eight hundred ninety one meets has its rely on cars highest station time has a different dimension of. they were game of the employees have to expect a number of difficulties up here roads can wash away it can rain but they get an hour at the border sometimes we have jus frost in the morning and saw animals get in the way of the train such as the sri lankan time go wild boar or did some others . they can cause problems. that. we haven't seen any animals and it's no surprise in this weather but at last we reach the highlights of our trip quite literally. there is thousand eight hundred eighty one me tonight here at that airless i mean people are really supposed to be a guinness world records you do you want to join my girls book. of records. facts and figures of really with you do you are now the highest wind reached on a broad gauge raillery. it's also quite inhospitable. with two hundred and twenty four kilometers from colombo now. the further away we are from the islands capital the fewer passengers there are on the train. towards the afternoon our limbs become tired we

one bombers escorted by f. of dean eagles this was the furthest north in the korean demilitarized zone that u.s. forces have flown the sentry this has been confirmed by the pentagon and it's important to note as well is that normally such flights within the d.m.z. are conducted along with either japanese or south korean aircraft on this particular occasions the u.s. operated unilaterally though they say in coordination with the japanese and the south koreans but this very much a signal the pentagon has stated bluntly that this is a demonstration of u.s. resolve and is also intended to send a message to north korea doubtful whether north korea will actually hear it given the level of rhetoric and the sound of anger that one is hearing echoing particularly in the general assembly chamber in the course of the day that's seems to be dean's heels and at this point is there a growing concern that a war of words thus far could develop into something more sinister. very much so numerous diplomats have been pointing to

on the one hant, constituents who don't want to give up on an entitlement. on the other hand voters who have been pushing for the repeal of obamacare for years. doug luzader, fox news. >>> our coverage of the earthquake in mexico continues. we will have more on the rescue efforts there and the sacramento firefighter volunteering his time to help crews right now. >>> late they are morning, a special tribute in oakland to the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire. we will show you what local artists will unveil today. >>> it is crowded in contra costa county. we will give you that wrap-up coming up. >>> well, a little brisk out there this morning. temperatures in the 40s. the last full day of summer is not feeling like summer. it is feeling very fall like. we will see what is in store for the high temps. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. when you drop a 6

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the japanese on high alert. of the this missile test coming after north korea threatened to sink japan and reduce the u.s. mainland to ash and darkness. let's go live to tokyo and bring in cnn's phil black for the very latest. what do we know in how this launch differed from the past? >> reporter: well, dave, the last launch over japan from north korea took place about two weeks ago. and the authorities here in japan say same missile, very similar trajectory except this this case, it went even further. it flew about 2,200 miles. japanese authorities make the point that at that sort of range, if it had been fired to the south over japan, this could have splashed somewhere near the territory of guam. that's something north korea has threatened it would do and something the american administration said it would respond to. but so far pyongyang hasn't taken that step. one way perhaps of interpreting this is that it's saying it now has the ability to fire missiles in a very close proximity to guam if it chooses to do

birds are a one point favorite on the road.last year at this time, carson wentz was getting a crash course. he was going from third string to starting quarterback. just one week before the season started. now, he has a year under his belt. he played in all 16 games and he's taken steps in his progress going into year two. listen to offensive coordinator today. >> you can't go from here to here. you can't jump two, three steps. it just doesn't happen. you like to think that. you can go in small incriminates. and i think he has done that and exceeded where i think you would expect him to be. >> he's exceeding expectations. great scene today. eagles receiver smith sharing his wisdom with the kids from the high school team. a yearlong commitment from the birds to give back to the commitment. can't do better than that. getting tips from a proreceiver. fundamentals there. vote for the high school bits game of the week. you can vote on nbc10.com. or the nbc10 app. by the way, pen state moving up to number four in the country now. i'm

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techno this time on old zero. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on our iraq donald trump has launched a blistering attack on north korea that is the view speech to the u.n. general assembly warning the country could be destroyed if america or its allies were threatened the military a powerful seven point one earthquake has hit the central state of puebla in mexico local authorities say dozens of people have been killed and one person has died in what a loop after hurricane maria battered the island and it's now moving towards corso rico which is being warned of half a strong fickett damage let's get more on that story now and the gallagher joins us from san juan the puerto rican capital andy what's it looking like. well there at the moment we're not even beginning to feel the first effects i think tropical force winds were are about a couple of hours away the ire of the storm is due to make landfall in puerto rico and wednesday afternoon but make no mistake this is an incredibly powerful storm fore

that is one, cyber is another one. will we agree as a nation we need to get our act together on cyber a little bit more? just a quick show of hands. what is interesting about the cyber problem is 90% of the issue is non-governmental. right? private sector, or it's -- yet what we have is the ability to know things somewhat in advance, but we can't see them in the same way, so how are we going to work together in a trusted way to be able to share what we both know in order to better protect the nation. it's a different kind of partnership that we need to. but it does require each side to find a way to trust and respect trust each other a bit to come to joint solutions and respect the value population of both sides. so just two areas, i think that is what you need to do. one of the things we need to do and i'll put this on the dni, what they said. i think we need to engage the conversation with the american people because this whole security and privacy is too often set up as oppositional -- >> either/or. >> what i somewh

on the job aid. to germany now where is the final week of campaigning and the general election ahead of the vote on the twenty fourth of september chancellor angela merkel at her march and chills have been campaigning john mccain was at a rally in the northern town of. in rallies across germany angle america's message has been one of continuity urging voters to consider her record as chancellor of this country over the past four years indeed over the past twelve years and saying that germany cannot risk a change of government a change of policy a change of agenda from her agenda to those of her rivals here in beenz her message was very clear she spoke about the refugee crisis she spoke about the debt crisis in europe and the threats that germany and europe faces from what she considers the dangers of terrorism and she also spoke about the economy here in germany and why the vote for the c.d.u. was the only vote that could secure germany's economic future about their phones yes it does when it's going

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also tonight, the heat is increasing on twitter on capitol hill. we're gus the russia investigation with a man who has invested a sitting president before when the 11th hour continues. >>> presentation that the twitter team made to the senate intel staff today was deeply disappointing. their response was frankly inadequate on almost every level. >> that's one of the topics we're going to get to in this very segment. mark warner the ranking democrat on the senate intelligence committee not satisfied as you heard there with twitter's explanation as to how russia is using its platform to influence american politics or what they're doing to stop it. committee execs today. some were the same agents that bought facebook ads during the presidential election. across town at fbi headquarters, one as spegt of the on display today. christopher wray was formally sworn in. noticeably absent were his two predecessors, one robert mueller and james comey in addition to the president himself. there is some new information on mueller's investigation this morning the

shine on, klutzes. shine on. >> time now, 5:1 3. here are the stories following for you now. irma slammed into the caribbean islands of barbooda antique what. residents have being asked to shelter in place. sustained wind of 180 miles an hour and irma is headed to dominica rep, hatesy, cuba. president trump declared mnls in under day, puerto rico and u.s. virgin islands. >> the centers for disease control fleming more than $28 million in funding for the national fight against pope yats and it's going to programs that equiped statements needed to address the epidemic. it's already on the dedicated 12 million from three months ago. >> lands mark on self driving vehicles is set for today. house is expected to accelerate testing of unmanned ground vehicles on public roadways and highways. if they pass the measure it could put 150,000 driver's lice driver's licenseless keingt cars on the road next year it could slash the number of automobile deaths each year. owe bone enlts feel it would negatively impact transpor