pau: which is a danger. on the back of the ecb backtracking a little bit, you could see europe doing a little bit better but because of the international but because people will breathe. but she by another year. it will take years before that gets washedenomena out. in the meantime, i don't think they have the ability to get on with finishing. francine: thanks so much. pau morilla-giner stays with us. up next, robert mueller says present trumps former campaign manager has voided his plea deal. we talk about the next. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on what is trending on tictoc. a chinese at the scientist says he has helped make the world's first gene edited babies. his claim is drawing backlash and denials. banking deals are happening in europe. governments in eastern europe loosen their grip on state held assets. our most read stories on the bloomberg terminal. market players give a bright outlook for emerging markets next year. president trump say

pau: everybody loses.ople that can win is obviously the politicians, which are treating these more as a platform to establish themselves and looking onto european parliament elections not that far away from now. that is a consideration for them. they might win votes and continue to appeal to the disenfranchised south and the north that once more growth. growth. more i just don't see how anybody wins because europe knows that is just as important but it is not greece or cyprus or portugal. at some point, it can be good news for the euro. it is large european exporters that could potentially benefit if it continues to be more concerns. luckily for europe, everybody talks about trump, trade wars, but really, things are not particularly attractive, which is why i would stay away from the european government bonds. areas i think some interests are and his european exporters champions what will potentially benefit from a cheaper euro. what will the implications before the ecb? it probably means it will pause and

. >>> and a fashion faux pau zalando hits its outlook after the weakest quarter ever for sales. >>> good morning we have a busy show, just to kick things off. starting off with eurozone pmi data we have the final composite pmi numbers out of the eurozone. those came nin at 53.1 a bit weaker than september at 54.1 actually to put these into context, these are the lowest numbers since september of 2016. on the services side, the services pmi number is 53.1. again, higher than the flash, which was 53.3 weaker than in september this is the weakest number we've had since january 2017 so, what i would say is it's better than the flash numbers, but still weakness versus where we were the previous month we're seeing a bounce in the currency euro/dollar up more than a tenth of a percentage point ritght no. let's look at fixed income right now. generally the numbers in europe have more or less been moderating, with the exception of today we're seeing a bounce in the currency and core yields are coming off a bit just to give you an idea while we wait for that, yields are up by a half basis point. i

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paus >> this isn't coming ot ing out weather time, is it? >> no. more super chilly weather.re in the 50s. >> people say the lastime we had snow in november, what was that winter like? is snow in november a forecast for more than average amounts of snow? i looked it up because there's always an answer th is not a forecast. it's just looking back and seeing what happened last time. st time we had a big november snow, 3.5n inches the winter of 1989. the winter was front loared with cold and a decent amount of snow. december of 1989 ended u being the second coldest december on record around here. 12 deg below average, 27 of 31 days that month were than average and triple the average snowfall. but then winter was over. january '90 and february '90 both incredibly warm and almost completely snowless. so the sw in november not a guarantee to have a cold, snowy winter. e still have four cold weather records from the december 1989 cold snap. today te're back sunshine. northwest winds are making it feel a little chilly. lk on the sunny side of the street for the remainder of the afte

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wexton argues that sh is lock step with president trump and voted with him more than house speaker pau an. comstock did support the tax billhat capped them at $10,000. wexton said that hurt a lot of homeowners in this district and said it really benefitted more corporatns than actual regular people. so again, here, we have seen a lot of people going in and out of her already. we expect a big turn out here. we'll stay on top of are telling us about why they voted. we'll bring you the latest here an o of coursenbc washington.com. >> thank you. we continue in marylandnow. >> molette is live watching the race. gooding. >> good morning to you guys. on this election day, larry hogan is one of the most popular governors in the country. he's been able to successfully distance himself from president of coursemp and display bipartisanship in the time he's been in office. he could be on the verge of a second term with a double digit lead. he says you already know who i am and what i do and i'm going to continue pushing for issues like tax erelief. democrat former naacp ofsident is hoping that som

event coming in, and that's going to be heavy at times, as all that moisture gets pumped in from the pauking into next week, perhaps even a little more rainfall. when it's all done, we're talking the potential anywhere from 2 to as high as 5 inches. look at chick owe there. this is where the fire is. that's where we're looking at some significant rainfall. when you mix the rain with the scarred and the burn scars in california, you're going tomorrow the potential for i think mudslides over the next few days. we're going to have to watch that very closely. we had that issue last year. we had fires and then we had what usually follows with the heavy rainfall, which is the mudslide threat and that's going to increase big time beginning wednesday. >> that's a big deal. the rain obviously welcome, but real concern there. ivan, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> of course, if you'd like to help, you can find ways to reach to the victims to help ought our website, cnn.com/impact. there you will find a list of vetted charities helping the people there in need. >>> the murder of journalist jamal kh

david: up next, a possible paus e, slowing down a fed rate hike policy.n by sending messages qanand questios to our guests with tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: let's have a look at the currency markets. the bloomberg dollar index is flat. investors are betting the fed may cause on this -- pquw3ause n this push to hike interest rates. the fed wants to hike interest rates three times next year. there could be a 70% chance of a rate hike next month. rishaad: the dollar index pretty much unchanged. let's look at all of these es the market is getting from the fed next week. joining us now is the global head of g10 f/x researh ach at this south china bank. there is a huge disconnect between what the market is anticipating and what the fed is indicating. this narrative can change. >> indeed. we were discussing forecasts. everyone has stayed in dependent. that is above potential. rate sos unemployment low, potential grwotowth will keep dropping. reads, thesome 2% fed is likely to pause. vid: io''m going to look at ten year breakevens, below 2%. should i be

a little pau, perhaps can you see come out. oh, look at that but the bunny knows he can't quit. they are is trying to get him out. keeps digging. keeps digging. come on, you almost got him. don't leave. go back there, you stupid bunny. there he is. >> dana: that's amazing. >> greg: i planned that whole thing. i actually put the cat in there i filmed it. >> maria: i always do sports news. special needs students at county high school in virginia played annual basketball game on wednesday. fourth year it's been played. some wanted to play team sports but didn't feel like they could make the basketball team. the university of virginia players were their coaches. and you can watch the footage online these kids just had the night of their lives. it was great. >> dana: very cool. >> tammy: snow storm, people driving on a pennsylvania highway saw a camel on the side of the road. look at this. fact of the matter is don't worry. the camel his name is einstein was going to an event for the jewish federation of greater philadelphia. got stuck in the snow with his humans and he ended up retu

thedollar is offered to boys and girls on a pau fedsing. -- pausing fed. five-year and 10 year paper. there is plenty of money coming into the system. it is said the market will get this one away quite easily. unicredit suggested shorter data securities look attractive compared to two and seven year. btp's are in focus. let's say your agenda for the day. mike mckee throughout the day in buenos aires. you have the option coming head of the -- auction ahead of the political drama in italy. the ecb published the latest edition of its financial stability review, providing an overview on the potential risks in the euro area. nejra: the federal reserve releasing minutes of its fomc november meeting. we have been digesting powell's comments, just below neutral. what are we going to hear in the minutes to do with december? , a near certainty but beyond that, we are focusing on. has never shied away from doomsday brexit warning, but the latest analysis has gone further than ever before. he says the economy could shrink 8% in year, house prices could fall 30% and th

e, will wed's -- paus get a recovery? >> the fed is critical.october, the comments from jerome powell suggesting neutral being some way away and the idea of the strength of monetary policy and that force another leg down in markets and as the market got its head around the idea of stricter policy and the impact on profits when we were already seen pete data and profits going through. any hint of a pause in the fed path will be very constructive. anna: this chart seems crucial to me right now and many people. this is short-term inflation expectations in the united states. two's, fives, and 10-year breakevens. this adheres trump, the messaging, but also sees risk. bank hase central operated independently and jerome powell, recently new to his rule, will be pained to maintain that independence. unemploymentthe market, we have seen that coming down. there are signs of wage growth coming from the u.s.. fedher key indicator the will be looking at, so putting that together and what is going on in international markets, any sign of a pause would be a he

his replacement but in general it's a the positive considering sessions zaunch staunch opposition to pau legalization the departure comes after key wins for the industry in the mid-terms as well process voteners michigan approving the legalization of recreaksle marijuana. utah and missouri passing balloted issues for medical marijuana. tilray ceo brendon kennedy spoke today before the sessions resignation talking about the mid-terms. >> people are waiting for the berlin wall of cannabis prohibitition to topple over in the u.s. and i think yesterday's election removed a few more bricks from the wall you know, i think that we'll see other countries around the world maybe take the lead over the next few months. >> and back in this country another major move last night. texas congressman pete sessions losing his re-election bed he blocked dozens of cannabis bills misslesses loss could push marijuana legislation through congress >> adidi roy in san francisco. tim seymour long a a number of names sits op advisory board for three cannabis stocks says the cannabis industry has scored more victor

pau because there's a lot of money involved.did you make of the news earlier this week there's secret nuclear testing facilities around the country. i think 13 of them. to your mine, is that like-- that's old hat and we knew that or is that-- >> no, it's not old hat, but i agree with what the president said and take him at face value is that it's something that our intelligence services have known and from my sources, is that most of those sites were actually short-range ballistic missile sites, that they would likely use on south korea, in terms of a conventional war, as opposed to a nuclear war. gillian: do you think they have been lying to-- you know, in the intelligence community, do you think the north koreans had been lying to us about the sites or do you think we knew? >> the north koreans, lie every day no different than the russians and chinese communists. they're all very good at that. the way you and i are looking at each other and communicating, they lie, and lie again. gillian: so the american public was maybe shock

times" reporting a lawyer for paul manafort has been repeatedly briefed the president's lawyers on pau a plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. tom dupree join us now. we can only go off what we are reading in this report about manafort attorney relaying information to trump's lawyers. i can ask what you think of it? >> this is very surprising to me. typically when you have a situation like this where you have a defendant who has agreed to cooperate with the prosecutors, you wouldn't at the same time, have that defendant's lawyer briefing other people involved in the investigation as to their client is asked. under normal circumstances, if manafort was charged and there was a an agreement in place, this would not be so unusual. but the fact he agreed to cooperate with mueller and is now briefing the president makes it very unusual. >> sandra: we should get that out there. i pull up john roberts his lei reporting on this. during the course of the -- sorry, john roberts guidance is that trump and manafort's legal teams did have an information sharing agreement and that this would

rachel: behind is you pau patrol.on sellsed with th obsessed w patrol. warm up. ed: we told you we have a butter ball expert beth summers is in our green room answering your questions. we are already getting questions, wyeth. this comes from maria in columbus, ohio. what's the best way to cook a turkey so it's juicy. what makes it juicy? >> that's a really great question. we get that a lot at the butter ball turkey talk line. all you need to do is use a meat thermometer to cook your turkey to the perfect temperatures. 170 in the breast. and 180 in the thy. ithigh.it will be warm juicy. rachel: have a meat thermometer. >> oh say i will willing the leg when it falls off it's done or juices run clear it's done. those two things when it happens. it's way above the temperatures it needs to be at. your meat thermometer is your best friend. griff: this is the universal question on thanksgiving day. every chef will cross this threshold whether they want to or not. to stuff or not to stuff. >> it's like the eternal question. s

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