i'm paul allen with the first word headlines. negotiators are working through the night in brussels after theresa may and john paul juncker said they made progress in talks. they will meet again on saturday with e.u. saying the text will be finalized our a summit will be called off. she warned that voting against her draft deal could mean that brexit is thwarted out. >> the point being made by number of my colleagues in relation to the votes that will come before this house on meaningful vote ideal from the european union is very simple. if you look at the alternative to having that deal with the european union, it will either be all uncertainty, more division, or it could risk no brexit at all. and the european union is stepping up its budget dispute, with the chief saying -- hefree ride behavior told bloomberg the popular government spending plan will only increase debt and failed to produce growth. the e.u. has taken the first step toward disciplining italy for breaking the euro area's budget rules. >> it is way too high and w

i'm paul allen.. ♪ yvonne: we are looking at the growth recipe for chinese food delivery, a $12 billion quarterly loss. david: brexit with theresa may closer to wrapping up a brexit deal. we will chart the market outlook, if that is at all possible at the moment. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. we are at much higher levels compared to yesterday at this time. yvonne: she says it is the best outcome. but folks at home and on the continent are not convinced. david: they were led to believe that the accord was still a draft. eurosceptics in britain condemned it as a sellout the key the u.k. in the eu with no influence. paul gamble is still with us out of bangkok. there is a lot of noise given the nature of the news. tell us what is important. paul: just the sheer volume of babel in the last 18 months or .o has driven sterling down whatever happens, sterling is a reasonable buy right now. no deal, remain, whatever happens. nothing will be as bad. once we get certainty, on

i'm paul allen.de and interest rates remain front and center for markets as investors await jerome powell's speech on monday and that dinner date for presidents trump and xi over the weekend. we are joined by kathleen hays and our china correspondent, tom mackenzie. tom, saying the u.s. is coming into it from a position of strength. are we expecting the u.s. to adopt a hard-nosed approach? what are the chances of progress? tom: we've been parsing the comments of larry kudlow, advisor to trump, and commentary out of china as well. wasow saying that trump relatively optimistic about the prospects of saying the chinese need to come to the table with new ideas. >> certain conditions have to be met with respect to fairness and reciprocity. example, issues of intellectual property theft must be solved. forst technology transfers must be solved. significant tariffs and nontariff barriers must be solved. tom: it seems unlikely that the chinese are going to present concrete solutions to the issues larry kudlo

i'm paul allen.is bloomberg. yvonne: just before we head into the japan lunch break, this is what we are seeing when it comes to lion shares. down for and a half percent right now on reports from the nikkei reporting they will be suspending possibly global gains for about one month. we are not sure what the reasoning is behind that, but the stock is reacting. we will keep you updated. david: investors will not ask a reason. you see a headline like that. let's get it back to singapore, where bloomberg is having his first new economy forum. erik schatzker is back with us. we heard from the chinese vice president earlier, talking about how china is perhaps ready and willing to talk trade. i am guessing positive reaction from where you are. erik: david, we are about to find out what the new economy forum in singapore would be without singapore's hedge fund king. danny, great to see you here. let's talk about the u.s.-china standoff. we heard from the chinese vice president earlier today. give me your per

paul: i'm paul allen in sydney.owing, tracking a drop in their u.s. counterparts. the fed stayed on course to hike again in december. let's discuss the market moves. joining us in hong kong. seen the big selloff in october, but we are seeing's docs easing again today. is there time to go before we reached the bottom? have pretty much at the bottom, but there is not a fear catalyst for why they would outperform in the next couple of months at the moment. the rally last week was really short. where getting to a level a valuations are looking very attractive on a one-year and two-year basis. next year, emerging markets will be looking very interesting. you said some stage next year. china can rally at the end of the year. economic momentum coming out of china with what will happen with fiscal policy. we have had some positive news in brazil with the election. , theding on the government market locally is quite optimistic. that could turn the tide in latin america. the three major headwinds still remain. the dollar is s

paul allen joining us from squid mi. paul. paul: thanks, yvonnee. -- yvonne. goldman sachs. former senior banker has pleaded guilty to u.s. bribery and money laundering charges. and his former deputy has been arrested in malaysia. another senior goldman banker has been put on leave. missing malaysian financier joe -- jho low, the mastermind of the embezzlement scheme was charged inabsentia. saudi arabia has revised its overhaul of government and the economy. lowering some targets as crown pruns mohammed's ambitions meet reality. and the program was posted unannounced on line and doesn't affect major fiscal or energy reforms. this is a sign that the original plan was overly optimistic. the prince was also weakened by the killing of jamal khashoggi. indonesian investigators have begun searching the first data recorder from the crash of loin air jet in the hope of feenged out what caused the plane to come down soon after takeoff on monday. the 737 max 8 plunged into the sea avenue the pilot asked for permission to return to jakarta. the plane had suffered problems with altitude

paul allen, let's get it over to him. paul: thank you. iran is bracing for the u.s. sanctions in a few hours. the rhetoric the economy is sinking deeper into crisis. there is popular anger at high-level corruption. the trump administration is re-imposing sanctions. >> we are very confident that our sanctions will be incredibly effective and i can prove that already. is already today feeling the effect of this. the sanctions which won't occur until monday but because the world and iran knew that this was coming. >> the u.s. army has begun to build a new camp on the border to house military and -- military personnel approach the border to prevent migrants entering the country. germany's ruling christian democrats have discussed recent -- they and the future plan to find a new leader when merkel steps down. she will not seek another term as chancellor. she has been in politics for 18 years and is the head of germany for 13. the order will cover the airline e-cig operating procedures in coordination with the aviation industry. there are reports of earlier issues. global

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. rishaad: still ahead, shipping, we are joined exclusively at the j.p. morgan global gmt conference. china policyxt, makers to improve the funding environment for private businesses. we are discussing whether they are doing enough. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: here are the latest headlines. boeing slumped on week deliveries, compounding worries about a safety feature link to the crash in indonesia. low shipments put going at risk of missing annual target as it tries to overcome parts shortages. to deliver 72 737's this month and next to hit the annual target. renewing its threat to abandon the one world alliance, qatar airlines comments are a further deterioration in the relationship with qantas. there is no point in being one world the ceo said if others are viewed as a threat. noble group expects its stock will cease trading ahead of a restructuring. see the newll shares being offered the following day. noble has reported a third-quarter loss, saying its core business have struggled

click on paul allen with first word headlines.'s property prices ticked inher in october with rises 65 cities compared to 64 the previous. the cost of a new dwelling was 1% higher on the month and almost 10% stronger on the year. wereing home prices recorded in major markets including beijing and shanghai. members of the migrant caravan heading toward the u.s. for have arrived in tijuana. 357 people reached -- reached the city with another group set to arrive in the coming hours. dropped onto the u.s. side but quickly ran that while being watched by border agents. changes on capitol hill after the midterm elections pose problems for president trump's new north american trade deal. grow said -- press one democrat said they need changes if the administration wants the party support. concerns will likely be addressed by including stronger enforcement mechanisms. bitcoin fell below $60,000 for the first time since august, reaching its lowest level in more than the year. the world's largest cryptocurrency dropped as much as 15% with mo

i'm paul allen.this is bloomberg. haslinda: we will have more on the alliance later this hour when we look closer at the challenges facing the group. next, a warning from the imf. the latest note on the world economy and why it may be slowing more than expected. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: sorry. haslinda: go ahead. the damaging trade war with global growth slowing more than its forecast. new data has adjusted its has weakened further. especially in emerging markets. quarter: disappointing reports have been coming across the region in asia. china has its weaker than expected performance rose across southeast asia. japan was hit by natural disasters and there were slowdowns in south korea, singapore, and hong kong as well spencer is still here. it does look like more pain for emerging markets in this part of the world? certainly, the peak of the growth cycle is a year behind us and we should not be surprised to see these economy is slowing down. the real message is it is a fit -- is it is a very mod

paul allen as the latest. paul: australian prime minister scott morrison's government has been weekend with a lawmaker quitting his liberal party to sit in parliament as an independent. julia banks attracts the increasing influence of the right-wing faction. that leaves morrison with 74 we -- sheof 150, but will support the government on confidence and funding motions. the exports have seen the trade war go to zero. no deliveries of crude in october. databerg calculation shows fell 54% year on year. china's imports from iraq and russia both surged last month. u.k. prime minister theresa may will put her brexit deal to parliament for a decisive vote on december 11. after her plan was widely savaged, she is on course to lose. to debateking forward followed by criticism from all sides including her own party. she is embarking on a nationwide tour to sell the deal. >> i can say to the house with certainty that there is not a better deal available. [laughter in protest] leaders were very clear on that themselves yes

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. right.ul was mentioning, even bitcoin is back to levels this time last year. there is nowhere to hide. in fact, we have put together all of these things for you. it is on my terminal. is we haveking at expressed the annual return if you combine global, u.s. seeties, and as you can come in 2018 pales in comparison to the last 40 years. these things come and cycles. there is nowhere to hide. maybe cash. yvonne: maybe not. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. our next guest says asia-pacific real estate debt is cementing itself as an alternative investment. atis the head of research cbre. tell us how safe real estate is at the moment. differentk to many investors across asia. areare telling us they exposing themselves to real estate spaces. there are three reasons. the property yields are at a pre-crisis level, very low. number two bank, if you look at a rising interest rate environment, it puts pressure on pricing. number three, banks are more prudent lending to the commercial real estate m

here's paul allen. may is continuing to sell her brexit deal, saying her eurosceptic opponents do not have the numbers to remove her. the vote on her leadership has been threatened but yet to be formally announced. may told her critics that relieving her will not change the situation. at the same time the ft says the chief eu negotiator is proposing the transition period be extended to the end of 2022. it is populist coalition says it is ready to talk to the eu about its budget, but the major spending issue must remaining place. the prime minister says the government is ready to a rhetoric -- is ready to eradicate whistle programs, but the basic reforms plan will stay. brussels is expected to reject that when it issues a review wednesday. the trump administration will issue its report into the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi on thursday. the killing was ordered at the highest level. there are reports to cia has concluded the crown prince approved the murder, although president trump says they

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: lots more coming up, talking xiaomi and how the company managed to dial-up forecasts, the slow down and overall demand. yvonne: trade tensions rise, we speak to people at barclays. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ looking at a tech wreck on the nasdaq. down for the tech laden index. stocks in asia seeing weakness across the board with the biggest tech companies also being affected here as well. at this,, all looking more pessimism about a breakthrough in trade tensions. on top of that pessimism about brexit as well. equities from turkey to sydney on the way down. also seeing u.s. software developers and semiconductor onufacturers leading that the s&p down monday. you also have japanese companies being affected by what is going on at nissan as well after the arrest of the chairman there, carlos ghosn on misconduct allegations. what is going on with the tech side of things good let's not forget -- of things. let's not forget tensions. yvonne: let's bring in our guest, we

we get the latest from paul allen. will issue its report into the murder of saudi journals jamal khashoggi on tuesday a man -- among indications that the journalist was killed by a crown order. president trump says that may never be proved. the president also says the cia report is premature. >> what ever -- what anybody ever really know? he certainly had people that were reasonably close to him, and close to him that were probably involved. we put on massive sanctions on a large group of people from saudi arabia. but at the same time, we do have an ally, and i want to stick with an ally that in many ways has been very good. 2500 migrantsn have reached the u.s. border with you one of -- with tijuana. inspectors are only assessing about 100 claims a day. president trump says the backlog could last six months. the u.s. will not stand for what he describes as an invasion. theresa may is continuing to sell her brexit deal. the vote on her leadership has been threatened that has yet to be formally announced. ay told her cri

let's get that story in the first word news with paul allen. paul tensions between the u.s.ia are rising ther trump slammed kingdom's proposal to curb oil production next year. he tweeted that should not happen and prices should fall based on supply. had been declining ahead of the tweet and still. opec is deciding when and by how much to cut production. the euro sank to a 16-month low as geopolitical risks return to haunt investors. tuesday is the deadline for delia's populace populist government to make a u-turn on it spending plans and the european union is set to take disciplinary action if necessary. initial budget was rejected by the commission. the finance minister has said he will stick by his plan come what may. lows from its steepest decline in a month, theresa may faces a midweek brexit deadline. she believes she is edging toward agreement with brussels, but eurosceptic conservatives are threatening to vote against her and forced they do cater crash out of the eu with no deal. wednesday is seen as crucial. a breakthrough is needed so the accord could be scrutinize

at what is becoming a rather crude story, the details from sydney and the first word news with paul allen the most in 10 years. demand fort sees it crude falling even faster than expected next year. the monthly report highlights of the slowing global economy and surging supplies from independent producers. they announced that opec's next meeting in vienna will be next month. the australian prime minister is reported to be preparing a fund worth $2 billion for 1.5 -- or 1.5 billion u.s. dollars to boost funding for small and medium-size enterprises. the government will weigh packages of secured and unsecured sme loans which will provide lower borrowing costs. the official announcement is expected wednesday. the u.s. judge has shed jeweled a wednesday hearing on the inez priest each lawsuit against president trump. the network is hard attorneys who have supreme court wins, including george w. bush's lawyer in the landmark case that house. to the white trump's chief of staff, john kelly and press secretary sarah sanders, are alleged to have acted unconstitutionally right revoking the credent

paul allen. this is bloomberg. >> paul, thank you.k at it looks like we are poised to with a sixtheek weekly loss for asian stocks. philippinesat the and jacket. both hiking rates but jacket be the -- jakarta seems surprisedone that investors the most. really liking that news from indonesia. philippines stocks also up. sang, still a bit on rough footing, given these education stocks that are in china.wer the nikkei 225 also. we do see a little bit of into thecoming japanese currency, weighing on equities here today. 1%.e down about a third of let's see how the setup in indiana is going to be -- in india is going to be. we're still holding below that 72 handle at the moment. we did get the trade numbers that came out from india. wideninge deficit, despite the fact that oil prices have eased a bit. that could put pressure on the currency. but futures all pointing positive here. up about a half of 1%. movers as well. we've been watching the education stocks as we mentioned, due to the change in policy. education is the biggest one 18% we

on paul allen with the first word headlines.orts surge in october, jumping 15 points from a year earlier despite the ongoing trade dispute with the u.s.. that smashed expectations of an 11% bought. up 21% on the year. worth $34 billion, slightly worse expected. the latest sign of a sputtering recovery, oil has been down 18% from august. the yearng 7% on against forecast of a 7% gain. core machine orders are an indicator of future spending. business suffers through regulatory disruptions and economic slowdowns. an internal memo seen by executives to control their cash flow and curtail spending to endure the hard times together. the gaming industry has been hammered this year after regulators approval processing. a heated discussion between president trump and a cnn correspondent has been -- has resulted in the report is white house accreditation being removed. to correspondent was told that the president run the country and was eventually ordered to hand over the microphone and sit down. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at

let's get over to paul allen with an update.capitol hill after the midterm elections pose problems for president trump's trade deal. needs-called agreement changes and must be renegotiated. democratic concerns would likely be addressed by including stronger enforcement mechanisms. the first member of the migrant caravan has arrived in tijuana. another group is set to arrive in the coming hours. most migrants prefer to visit the border fence. one man dropped the u.s. side but quickly man back will be watched by agents. for the first time since august, reaching its lowest in more than a year. it dropped as much as 15%. others also sell. 70% of itsdown about record in december. air quality in beijing and the acted to remain the worst in 18 months on thursday with particulates soaring to 11 times . levels recorded in california during the wildfires. reached 761 in march 2010. that is 25 times safety levels. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 12

paul allen joining us from sydney with more.ened weaker in early asian trading as theresa may fights to keep her brexit plan alive. pro-eu conservatives say this is the worst of all options. eurosceptics are demanding a clean break. juncker says he thinks a deal will be struck soon. a disorganized split would make things worse for bus -- for both sides. president macron called for cooperation as the world marks 100 years since the end of world war i. he used the occasion to criticize the politics embraced america under president trump, saying patriotism is the opposite of nationalism. nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. chancellor merkel warned the world is regressing on human rights. drive theinue to worst wildfires in california's history. governor jerry brown calling on president trump to release new federal-aid. at least 25 people are known to have died. a quarter of a million had to leave their homes. brown's call comes after the president threatened to withhold funds. goldman sachs' former top a crumb across ages is a

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. good one. right. keeping an eye on record household debt. implicationes, the and outlook for the chipmakers next. yvonne: india's growth jumped in october, a preview later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: let's have a look at the g20. president xi jinping and president trump have landed, a big meeting, dinner date. yvonne: something can happen with china, he says. we will see how both sides are posturing. we have our next guest. take it away. >> thank you. the naftao introduce for theor president-elect of mexico, who takes power on saturday. he will be the next mexican undersecretary for north america and upholding the trade agreement, as well as relations with the trump administration and government of justin trudeau. welcome to bloomberg. >> it is a pleasure. >> the new deal will be signed in less than 12 hours. you have been in negotiations for months. is it an agreement you can support? an agreement you can both recommend to the congress? >> absolutely. honest to god, it is a win-w

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg.ll ahead, the trade forand its prospects american i.t. companies in asia. david: plus, the emerging markets could actually be set for a when. that is thanks for the fed. what this means for that dollar and for china. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg asia.": yvonne: a focus over the opec laid ground work for 2018. marcus, thank you so much forever joining us. about did opec effect on oil prices. unlikelyying that we'll see oil prices fall below a barrel in the next couple of months. do you think if we hold around bade levels, is it good or for global growth? it's neutralink for global growth. ofre right in the middle that range of that comfort range. for relatively unimportant the global output. what yourn by previous guest said, changes in impacttions about the that the iran sanctions would have on overall oil supply, it's more supply now than we thought. opec is trying to figure out to cut production, i assume we'll hold somewhere in or $75.ge around 70 guestlly as your

i'm paul allen with the first word headlines. saudi intelligence are casting doubt on the credibility of any cia report that incriminate the crown prince, mohammad bin salman, in the murder of jamal to shaji. several news organizations report that cia concluded he ordered the killing, although the president says he doesn't agree. mohammad bin salman assures the press they were involved. >> i disagree with the president's assessment. i don't have access to everything the presidencies. i'm not sure what he's relying on. intelligence as i have seen suggest it was ordered by the crown prince. >> u.s. security forces have fired tear gas at migrants who attempted to reach the border fence at tijuana. the ap says children were caught up in the chaos, followed by temporary crozier of vicente sedro crossing. thousands were camped in tijuana. mexican authorities echoed president trump, calling the caravan and invasion. italy is something a possible copper mines with the eu as the to alterwants the target of 2.4%. budget rakes the in screen

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. rishaad: beijing is said to be eyeing a steel merger.s potential megadeal later this hour. david: up next, a possible paus e, slowing down a fed rate hike policy. conversation 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 d

i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. the program, 's arrest.rlos theaad: we will tackle unholy drama. and also, michigan as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: now for a look at stories trending across the bloomberg universe. .ind out what good news on thethose stories terminal, you might want to check this one out. $150 million worth. that 10 minute clip. and listing some of the corporate scandals. you can check out those stories trending online. the arrest of carlos ghosn, yet another blow to the reputation. becoming the most recognizable executives here. there was a lot of jealousy. absolutely. michelle, give us your take. this bottom line without actually having the equivalent. or just personal dislike? there is a mix of all of this in the story. we know there has been a lot of francesm in japan and in around his compensation package. and jealousy around that. we know that the balance of the alliance has not been satisfactory to the different parties. that is in the mix. mix of personal situation, jealousy and the rea

i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. let's have a look at what is going on.ses as britain -- it reaches its final part of the brexit deal. ammunition asical she prepares to sell it to some skeptics. >> on saturday i will return to brussels for a further meeting where we will discuss how to bring this process to a conclusion in the interest of all our people. the british people want this to be settled. they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighter future. that deal is within our grasp. let's try to map out where we go from here, if that is possible. jodi schneider is here with us. theresa may has her brexit deal. were blindsided by that. what are the potential implications? jodi: the eu presidents of a headache framework for the deal and then out came the text of the deal that was leaked. spaniards are not happy about gibraltar. even german chancellor angela merkel was a little surprised by this coming out like this. a little blind-sided, some hurt feelings perhaps. is whether that will be a rubberstamping of this deal into something more content

. >>> meantime we take you to seattle, and before this game owner paul allen who passed away last month, a moment of silence for him. when they got the game going, russell wilson all kinds of time. brown back of the end zone and the seahawks receivers love it, love it, love it. 7-0. let's fast forward to the 4th quarter, la up 19- 10. on, chan pick six the other way! desmond king to the house! the seahawks come right back though. this one to possibly tie the game, but no, no, no, ball deflected away, and the chargers somehow eke out another win, 25-17 the final there. >>> you just hate to see this. offensive lineman wheeled out. they lost three starters up front for the redskins, hosted the falcons too. but alex smith avoided the sack and took off running, and check out the run, he paid for it. falcons pull, boy, smith got blasted on that play. back to the 4th quarter, atlanta up 31-14. matt ryan, julio jones, are you like me? did you start him in fantasy football? if you did you're happy. jones' first touchdown since last year. >>> the dubs back at it tomorrow night against the memphis

paul allen is with us in sydney for an update.s facing internal opposition to her becoming speaker of the house. representatives say they will not some court her and call for new leadership. pelosi for her service and say that it is time for a change when the democrats take a house in january. the melody government and the reserve bank of india have called a truce and will jointly studied official demands for sharing capital. the r.b.i. will farm -- will form a panel after a board meeting that lasted more than nine hours. the two sides have been sparring for weeks on how much capital the bank needs and what lending rules should be. ben solomon of saudi arabia has given a speech on foreign policy of saudi arabia has given a speech on foreign policy. he made no reference to what month.d in istanbul last he did talk about the need for oil stability and the war in yemen. israeli officials have chris's airbnb'save criticized decision to remove rentals in the region. critics have long accused airb profiting illegally. global news 24 hou

back to paul allen. news. >> a former head of saudi intelligence is casting doubt on the credibility of any cia report that incriminate's crown prince mohammad bin salman in the murder of jamal khashoggi. several news organizations have concluded the princeton ordered the killing. president trump says he does not agree. >> i disagree with the president assessment. it is inconsistent with what intelligence i have seen. i do not have access to everything the president sees. i am not sure what he is relying on. the intelligence i have seen suggests this was ordered by the crown prince. party leads the government in a new york city poll. a positive move from the nato leader, his party also scored a win. some analysts and mps think the defeat has been a backlash against the scandal. warships --rainian the ships were targeted after they attempted to enter the water by and three were captured. russia says it used measures to stop the ships from violating its borders. the ukrainian president held an emergency ca

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: right. for more context on some of the fed and theer, the latest inflation read out of china. let's bring in mark cudmore out of singapore. what is more important today? well, as you say, the markets are reacting in a slightly exaggerated fashion. there was no surprise. it emphasized the fed is on track. that is why markets were disappointed. there was small hoped there would be a reference to the changing political situation or october star moral, and that might indicate -- october turmoil. it was not a surprise. inkets got too carried away trying to trade these new themes. we believe that the environment is constructed for risk assets, but we didn't feel the midterms was a massive game changer. we have removed some uncertainty premium. it does not mean we have to trade them all in a few days. were seeing consolidation, recalibration. dollarek will see softness, but not in any crazy fashion. rishaad: it is hard to predict where the dollar goes next. it is always hard protecting currency mov

i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. ahead, southeast asia's largest real estate portal raises funding for the first time in three years. we will assess property guru's prospects. rishaad: next, we look at the private u.s. jobs data. it is potentially back. the latest on brexit and another headache weighing on europe. that is the state of italy's finances. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the times of london has britain and the eu have reached a tentative agreement to give u.k. financial services company continued access to european markets after brexit. take a look at how currencies are faring. in sterling, we're up .7%. 2028 is where we trade for the pound. cap took a little steam off the .1% on theabout dollar index. biggest monthly gain since november 2016 and we see your u.s. 10 year yield picking up higher by two basis points after the news from "the times." rishaad: the top british negotiator says he expect a full agreement by the 21st of this month after the irish border. still with us, patrice gautry. patrice, does

award, which is really communitywide, not just a city project, but with the award from dot and the paul allenhropies, we have been able to build a movement in central ohio that has put us ahead of other midwestern cities and ahead of the nation with respect to electric vehicle adoption. it does take all of us raising awareness, working with dealers to make it easier to purchase and access and building infrastructure with charging stations and other amenities. corporate leadership has stepped up in big ways of ultrafine their fleets as well as investing in a smart grid of the future. brad: columbus was one of the finalists for amazon's hq two. are you happy with how amazon conducted it? mayor ginther: amazon already knows the great place central ohio is to do business with thousands of employees already working in the region. they know that columbus has a bright future. we believe through this process we have a great roadmap for economic development for our region over the next 20 years. it focuses on making sure we continue to leverage and use affordability, enhanced mobility options but also

you need ♪ good morning, i am paul allen in sydney, where australian markets just open for trade. >>quarters in new york, i am shery and. sophie: and i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. or come to "daybreak asia." ♪ -- welcome to daybreak asia. paul: here's a look at our top stories this friday, a mixed start for the asia-pacific after declines on wall street. tech and energy lead in the s&p 500 do

in the meantime, entertaining the la chargers and in seattle, a moment of science for paul allen whoay. and russell wilson with time. jarran brown back in the end zone and they loved it. they lead 7-0. fourth-quarter. wilson looks back and he is picked off and it is desmond king and he is gone. 42 yards the other way. the chargers up 25-10 in the game is over. wilson with time. the game-tying touchdown dropped , oh my goodness. that is how the chargers hang on to win it 25-17. >>> and his new team with the bears in white and they didn't need him in buffalo. they kept making plays. and 4 takeaways today, they blew out the bills on their own field. >>> and how about tampa quarterback jameis winston. they went with fitzpatrick at carolina. was there any magic? no, he is picked off by 49er eric reed. his first interception as a panther. a big return and a touchdown. this is first-quarter action and i like this play because christian mccaffrey hurling a man. and the former stanford star is up and over. he had 157 yards with a couple of touchdowns. second-quarter, watch this catch in the e

paul allen made a lot of money before that.ably was his major source of i would say value creation in the 15 years before he died. it wasn't just amazon. it became a center for life science as well. >> so we are focusing a lot on the housing side of things. retail space will do well. i think what's also a little bit under the radar screen here is that the city announced -- new york city announced they want to also develop long island city as a city for life science. so they bought a building there 30 days ago. it was a surprise. it was really out of the blue. nobody was expecting it. if we get that it would be totally transformative >> got you >> thank you so much >>ha y tnkou >> coming up next, check please. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, pri

and for owner paul allen. they would host the chargers, the opening drive, russell wilson, all the time in the world. they found jaren brown in the back of the end zone. the receivers, they just love it or the touchdowns are made. the fourth quarter, l.a., now leading 19-10. here is wilson again. trying to drive and make a play. but desmond king, step in to jump that route. and go. 42-yard pick six. putting them ahead 25-10. but wilson, one more chance to tie up the game. david moore will be open. he couldn't hang on to win it and the game is over. l.a., hung on for their fifth straight win. 25-17. khalil mack in street clothes, the bears in white and didn't need them. from the own field, 41-9 and improved to 5-3. tampa bay, the quarterback winston with a healthy stretch. a big win at carolina and the reigning magic. he was picked up by the former 49er. his first interception as a panther. a big return setting up the panthers touchdown. and i love this. because mccaffrey out of stanford and they went and hurdl

david: let's go to paul allen in sydney.rean state television has announced the successful test of a new high-tech strategic weapon. the forecast was monitored. earlier this week president trump played down a report for defying hundred undeclared north korean missile bases. he says negotiations with kim jong owns regime remain on trac k. facebook is under fire for how it handles aggressive misinformation, including the use of tactics to handle aggressive opponents. accusackerberg insists tions of anti-semitism are unfair. to suggest we weren't interested in knowing the truth or that we wanted to hide what we knew or tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue. paul: the united states is imposing sanctions on saudi arabia and officials over the murder of journalist -- arabian officials over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. turkey says the order to murder the highest levels. saudi arabia says it was an operation that went wrong. says his bank is outraged -- he is outraged that his bank is a link to any way with t

they are using a 747 to launch payloads from over there specific and straddle launch from the late paul allens also focused on horizontal launch capabilities. in addition to be billionaire class, we also have firefly and rocket lab. rocket lab just did another successful flight earlier this week. so we are seeing a lot of players, a lot of entrepreneurial players coming to this space and serving this growing launch market. taylor: we are waiting to see the first landing soon. sean: there it is. can we call this a success now because it has landed? it's half a success, because we got the first stage back. haslieve we also see it ejected the -- which we are not planning on recovering during this flight. one, we are not -- it looks like it's going to make it to its transfer orbit. in about 30 minutes after launch, it eventually makes its way to deploying the satellite. this is pretty incredible, if we just take a step back. of course this is the 18th mission this year, tying the record for 2017. sean, how many more are we expecting to get this year, and does that continue to increase next year a

well let's speak to professor paul allen who is the assistant director of the institute of railway researchaves on the line actually pose? good evening. we are well used to the jokes about leaves on the line in railway reset. i am lucky to be working in this area. it is a real dangerfor trains working in this area. it is a real danger for trains —— railway research. your train could potentially slide through the platform, which doesn't make passengers happy if they can't get on the door they are expecting. much more seriously, we have signalling system more seriously, we have signalling syste m o n more seriously, we have signalling system on the railways so trains can pass signals at danger. that could ultimately result in collisions. have we had accidents in the past which have been put down to this problem? certainly. spads recorded. there are a number of spads each year. we have a number of researchers looking at this. they will tell you about the risk of trains passing signals at danger.m there a solution that could be effective, given the scale of the rail network we have and the age

. >> allen, paul and veronica will all be back in 30 minutes with more local news for you. g aptioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this thursday, five days before the midterms, the president promises a new crackdown on asylum seekers. hirah winfrey hits the campaign daail for a democratic candidate for governor. and we are looking into a series of deadly accidents at school bus stops just this week. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds: >> president trump is increasing his rhetoric on immigration. >> when they throw rocks like ceey did at the mexico military police, i say considera rifle. >> the president is under fire for tweeting out a controversial campaign ad. >> i will break out soon and i will kill more. >> there aren't even racist undertones. they're racist overtones. >> i think the point he is tyying to make is the republican party is the party of border security.pr

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politically active players in the seattle area, that includes a venture capitalist and the late paul allenas a top donor. money from the every town for gun safety. , they opposition side raised a little more than $600,000. biggestnot one of our money initiatives on the ballot. dollars wereons of reported to some the other measures. less moneyon, overall and more of a grassroots campaign across both sides. because the group that was backing this has had a lot of success with gun related measures, they had a big initiative in 2014 and 2016. they have a track record of success. be very appeared to grassroots. not a lot of television advertising. it was more door to door and rallies, a lot of students were involved after the parkland massacre. they were trying to sign up voters. manager of this was just 22 years old. night, my election generation has been defined by gun violence and that inspired him to get involved and act. host: what about legal challenges? what have you heard about legal push back? guest: we can expect legal challenges. there were legal challenges when they tried to get on

allen, myself and paul are back in 30 minutes. >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this thursday, the first big storm of the season dumps snow, sleet, and freezing rain. travel is a mess. schools are closed. the f.d.a.'s new plan to ban some of the most popular cigarettes. and, five weeks after hurricane michael, we return to florida, with the recovery stalled. that and much more, beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> oh, my god! >> the first winter storm of the season is slamming the eastern half of the country. in affecting tens of millions of teople. ec it is dumping heavy snow and umin, making for very dangerous driving conditions. >> watch out, watch out! .> the trump administration slapping sanctions on 17 saudi arabian officials. t for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> the florida senate race

allen, myself and paul are back in 30 minutes. >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this thursday, the first big storm of the season dumps snow, sleet, and freezing rain. travel is a mess. schools are closed. the f.d.a.'s new plan to ban some of the most popular cigarettes. and, five weeks after hurricane michael, we return to florida, with the recovery stalled. that and much more, beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> oh, my god! >> the first winter storm of the season is slamming the eastern half of the country. in affecting tens of millions of teople. ec it is dumping heavy snow and umin, making for very dangerous driving conditions. >> watch out, watch out! .> the trump administration slapping sanctions on 17 saudi arabian officials. t for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> the florida senate race heading to a hand recount. >> a federal judge in florida called the state today, "the laughingstock of the entire world." ay a new twist today in that gofundme story involving a homeless man who helped a woman peen she ran out of gas. a it was all a scam,

paul, please welcome podiatric surgeon dr. allen selner and co-hosts mimi umidon and stuart pankin. hello, twin cities! wow! >> mimi: and you all have walkfits in your shoes, right? [louder cheers] yeah, whoo! >> you know, it really is amazing how many people are now walking pain-free because of walkfit orthotics, people just like many of you and you at home who had foot pain and foot-related pain. we're talking leg cramps, aching knees and hips, lower back pain, and it all began with their feet. walkfit orthotics went into their shoes, straightened out their feet and the other problems went away too. >> stu, you've heard me say this for years: it's alignment, alignment, alignment. you align your feet and you help align your whole body. you know, as a doctor, it is so gratifying to hear from so many patients and friends whose lives have been dramatically affected by wearing walkfits. they're up, they're out, they're golfing, walking, shopping, doing whatever they want to do pain-free. >> but you're probably all wondering what we're doing here at the mall of america. well, we have a

allen and liz are here and paul as well with your weather.be back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday: from the fire zone in california. firefighters race to contain two of the most destructive fires in california state history. hundreds are missing. the death toll is rising. 200,000 are evacuated. we have a team of correspondents in this region. we will have all that and more, beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. dl deadly wildfires raging at both ends of california. we ha real challenge here ohomed businesses are destroyed. >> crews are going through piles of rubble to find any evidence of any of the missing victims. >> massive loss in such a short amount of time.

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