blackrock's vice chair philipp hildebrand joy does this hour. prop -- profit mrs.. -- profit misses. market could the be good for trading. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua and london. tom keene in new york. we have a number of stories we need to look out for. lvmh and thing is tiffany, after it was on, off. opera oflike that soap a marriage breaking down and being revived by marriage counselors. it is amazing they are still buying and. about $400t was million. reporting doing some on bloomberg news outside the old nike store. it is a pop up for tiffany's as they blow up their iconic fifth avenue 57th street shop. you wonder what the french will do with tiffany's. it's going to be fascinating. in new york, i know on bond street is a different layout. icons arese luxury within literally two buildings of each other. it will be fascinating to see where they are after the pandemic. francine: same here, tom. here it is bond street, and we talk about that segmentation, different jewelry categories for different

philippe: everybody is in the same boat.ted in china, mandated in europe, less so in the u.s., at least for now. boat.ody is in the same tesla, that is all they do, so it is easier for them. automakers,onal volkswagen more committed to electric vehicles faster than anybody else. g.m. is following quickly. it is a question of degree or speed, and that is a question of how quickly the industry or demand will move away from hybrid vehicles, which had been quite successful. that has helped carmakers comply on regulations, but discussions about the future of those vehicles, and shifting quickly facing productive constraints, supply constraints, and also consumer resistance. what we saw in france where [indiscernible] being cut next year compared to this year, i think we will see a developing situation other markets. the transition to ev is not going to be a smooth as those. final question from me. over the last few days we have seen european equities being battered. the third worst performing sector is the car sector, down 7%, a

cattle and separates those protesters have burned pictures of spain's king philippe ahead of a scheduled visit to barcelona chanting slogans against spanish royals pro independence supporters a protested against the upcoming visit of philippe and prime minister petro sanchez to the cattle and capital on friday. argentina has approved a drought resistant g.m.o. wheat by biotechnology firm a b o said s making it the 1st country in the world to approve a strain of g.m.o. wheat other crops such as corn and soybeans have been widely genetically modified to improve yields or withstand threats by g m a week has not been approved anywhere for commercial production because of consumers concerns. to engineers and now where a 3rd day of protests against a controversial new labor law have turned violent with police making hundreds of arrests the sweeping new legislation is aimed at strengthening indonesia's ailing economy by cutting red tape and attracting foreign investment but thousands of protesters across the country say it threatens worker rights and the environment. protests again morphed into

philippe, you -- there's another debate in five days in salt lake city.o you think that should be postponed, how come? >> absolutely absolutely. the vice-president primarily exists for one reason ethat's in case something happens to the president. to hold that debate while the president is probably still going to be in walter reed or at the very least, still within the 14 days is absolutely reckless. the vice-presidential debate is not that important. you just ask vice-president lloyd benson how important a vp debate is. they could easily put it off a week. i don't see the value in this. i think the commission is going to come to its senses. bill: perhaps what a shows-- sorry about the interruption. perhaps what it shows is the importance of that moment with kamala harris and mike pence, the gravity of their debate together brings it to a new level. >> it's an important moment, but there's no reason it can't be put off a week or so. and you know, we have a problem with the next debate, presidential debate. it's october 15th, i believe, and that is within

protesters have burned posters of spain's king philippe during separatist demonstrations against them on a visit to barcelona with prime minister. their trip to the disputed region comes just 2 weeks after spain's supreme court removed his regional chief from office on charges of disobedience. the f.b.i. says it has for an alleged plot to kidnap and overthrow the democratic governor of the us state of michigan 13 men have been charged many of whom have links to right wing militia thinking authorities governor gretchen whitmer accuse president donald trump of stoking extremism by failing to condemn hate groups. now germany's foreign minister has called right wing the greatest threat facing the country heiko mosque gave the warning in an interview as germany marks the one year anniversary of a deadly attack on a synagogue in the eastern city of hama a confessed neo nazi failed to breach the synagogues front door but gunned down 2 people outside. so i have a question john. grady is in hala greetings kate you were there a year ago how did those hours unfold. well today it's been a very so

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. >> philippe, joe biden said character is on the ballot.nd i hear michael steele saying it was character that made him take a step away from the president as former chairman of the republican party. how do you think character is driving these early voters that you just heard dnc chair tom perez believes are coming out more for his nominee than the incumbent president? >> i think it's all about character. i don't just mean the candidates. obviously i believe that joe biden -- get away. sorry, i have a cat on me. that joe biden possesses a far greater character, a man of dignity and esteem. i don't want to even begin describing donald trump's character. these numbers that chairman perez talked about, they're eye-popping. they get blurred together because they're so large. people are all sorts of things, but something that michael just said has been on my mind a lot, which is we talk so much about the 40%, the 35% that are entrenched for donald trump. i'll probably never understand that. i don't think any of the three of us or the folks watchi

philippe lucio of the weldments or a logical organization now to nigeria where the judiciary inquiry has been set up to look into police brutality as well as the killing of peaceful demonstrators in lagos last week independent investigations into police abuses where he called demand of the protest as would have mistreated nationwide for more than 2 weeks peaceful protest against nigeria's special until robbery sparked and violence last tuesday when witnesses and human rights groups said soldiers opened fire on protesters killing at least 12 the army denies its troops where that in a following these notes has ransacked the government warehouses and authorities struggled to halt the rest. from on as our correspondents find a façade joins us from lagos nigeria and funny it's good to see you now the judicial panel begins the our work today what can we expect from the. that's the question everyone is asking here what is to expect from this judicial panel that is currently sitting at the latest score trying to bring some light they promise into what happened here behind me at a lucky tollg

cattle and separates as protesters has burned pictures of spain's a king philippe ahead of a scheduled visit to barcelona chanting slogans against spanish royals pro independence supporters protested against the upcoming visit of felipe i and of prime minister pedro sanchez it to the castle and capital on friday. of the u.s. state of louisiana is bracing for hurricane delta expected to hit on friday evening forecasts show delta had strengthened back into a category 3 hurricane as it closed in on the state on thursday afternoon the projected path includes the area where category 4 hurricane laura made landfall in less than 2 months ago. argentina has approved a genetically modified drought resistant wheat by biotechnology firm. it is the 1st country in the world to approve a strain of g.m.o. wheat other crops such as corn and soybeans have been widely genetically modified to improve yield or withstand natural rights. cultural news now and american writer and poet luis glick has been awarded the 2020 nobel. for literature a swedish nobel academy praised what they called her quote an mist

political editor of the the sunday mirror and sunday people — and the political commentator, jo philippslook at the weather with nick miller. hello. there will still be enough cloud out there to produce a little patchy rain ina there to produce a little patchy rain in a few spots as we go through the day, but some others will end up being a little brighter than we were on saturday. we are just in this weather pattern waiting for something to come along. the signs are there in the atlantic as low pressure is starting to form and heading our way. it will bring some very different weather in the week ahead, as we will see in a moment. we start off on sunday morning. the thickest cloud through northern ireland, scotland, northern and eastern england giving outbreaks of light rain. summer is getting off to a damp start. sunny spells on the far north—east of scotland, though they will cloud over. as a start to push north again, it will stay damp for some in scotland but northern ireland will brighten up for a time. parts of wales and the midlands and southern england, a greater chance of seein

as the courts confirmed her status, her half brother, king philippe, was swearing in his government.der of the breaking news, president trump has that he and his wife will begin quarantining after his close aide, hope hicks, tested positive to coronavirus. in a tweet he says... the first leg. but is it for me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. september was a drier than average month across much of the uk, but as you know, it's october now, and here comes the rain, initially from this area of low pressure, named storm alex by the weather service in france for impacts there, but nonetheless, parts of the uk are also going to see some very wet and windy weather from that during friday. particularly in england and wales, where it starts very wet in southern england and south wales. the rain moves northwards across the rest of wales, the midlands and east anglia during the day. it clears from parts of southern england, though, to further showers, and it's windy with those strong easterly winds gusting on the south coast, perhaps nearer 60 mph at times, especially t

as the courts confirmed her status, her half brother, king philippe, was swearing in his government. for 2a years politicians and celebrities have been free of the curse of spitting image, living without fear a british court has sentenced seven members of a romanian going for the audacious theft of rare books worth about $3 million. the first edition books by isaac newton and galileo were stolen by the gang ina daring galileo were stolen by the gang in a daring mission impossible style heist. they cut through the roof of a warehouse before abseiling down and avoiding motion detectors. 200 books we re motion detectors. 200 books were recovered from under the floor of the house in rural romania. for 2a years politicians and celebrities have been free of the curse of spitting image, living without fear of being mercilessly satired. but all of that comes to an end this saturday as the puppet show that defined the ‘80s and ‘90s returns on a uk commercial streaming service, britbox. featuring a whole new cast of characters the new series promises to be as outrageous as ever. let's take a l

there were two speakers at the closing banquet, philippe kirsch, president of the international criminalourt at the hague, and christopher dodd, united states senator from connecticut. senator dodd delivered a brilliant address stressing the vital importance of the nuremberg judgment and the principles it had declared for he future of humanity. the assembled guests were enthralled by his grasp of the issues that they applauded his statement. that for 60 years, a single word has best captured america's moral principles and commitment to justice. nuremberg. at the conclusion of the conference, i wrote a personal letter to senator dodd, from which i would like to share the ollowing excerpts. dear chris, this letter is first to thank you for your appearance at the whitney r harris institute dinner saturday, and for your brilliant address. america is lucky to have chris dodd in the senate, to speak plainly on the vital issue of maintaining the rule of law in the world, and america's inescapable responsibility for advancing the cause of peace. your speech was truly brilliant and well received

charge adolf for forging the death records and a man named philippe bloom who . these individuals. he is stressing the assembly-line nature of these killing processes and saying it is a production line of death. his strategy, as usual, some results in a completely set dock, where everyone in the dock is convicted of their crimes. client and at the two male chief are hangs, and the lifecian gets, he gets a sentence. -- and philip bloom, who connections to the murder, because they forge the death certificates eddie buried the bodies, they get 35 and 30 years. the pharmaceuticals that are handed over, they get 50 years. that is what happens in the trial. deck: thank you, patricia, ribs does a lot of insight about the beginning of the program in 1939 to the end of the war at the attempt to try these individuals, and probably in the q&a you will be able to say more about these trials. i thought we would open it up to some questions. given how crucial the subject matter is. the first question is from john here in new orleans, and his question is did the germans keep the records of where

joining me now, philippe rinus and chuck roka. always with the hat. i'm glad there's continuity. guys. during hillary clinton's campaign, you played the role of donald trump in debate prep. why would biden want to participate in the last debate after what happened in the first time? the president does not sound like he is going to change his tune. why should biden take part? >> by most accounts, donald trump lost between and four and seven points after the first debate. i understand vice president biden's desire of debating donald trump. every time they are on stage together, it's a very stark contrast. he comes out winning from that. if i were joe biden, i would want to debate ten more times except the fact there's not enough advil in the world to recover from that. usually the person trailing wants to debate because they need the opportunity. in this case, donald trump never misses an opportunity. frankly at this point, i'm not sure -- >> in terms of the advil, i'm not sure that was just for joe biden. it might have been for the rest of us listening. chuck, since the first deba

we're also seeing some bay area schools begin in person learning kron four's philippe djegal reports from a private school in limmer livermore. >>today marks the return of in person learning here at our savior lutheran ministries elementary school in livermore one of 6 private schools in alameda county and that have reopened instruction. >>on campus, this after the public health department announced earlier this month that based on the state's guidelines and its blueprint for reopening a safer economy. and the county standing in the red tier as far as covid-19 infection rates elementary schools are allowed to resume that's if the school present safe reopening plan to the county health department and office of education which our savior lutheran ministries has done i've spoken with the principal and a couple of parents who say their very happy to have instruction return here they're in a hybrid model so not all students are going to be on campus at one time they are staggering who's here at one time and during the day other students are still at home learning online and then they'll f

he's given a lot of credit for integrating the armed services, but it's usually not mentioned that philippe randall has to go into his head in the middle of this election, the southerners have gone off, they've done -- when i say they've done all the damage they can, the southern strategy is to dump the democrats off the ballots. and once truman knows that he still on the ballot in all these states, he knows he could pull it off in large parts of the south, like texas, and georgia. but up to that point it's dicey for him. so, again, people have different parts -- churchill, for example, has some remarkably antisemitic statements. and franklin d. roosevelt, who of course very friendly to jewish people, it's very interesting to see what he would've done with the state of israel, because he was talking with the arabs just before he died, with the saudis, about everything. i've read he was part of the board of directors which instituted the numerous classes at harvard which put in a quota system against jews. and who is really his best friend among candidate members? so people are contradictory

they are also charging adolf for forging the death records and a man named philippe bloom who buried these individuals. so he is stressing the assembly-line nature of these killing processes and saying it is a production line of death. , as usual,ategy results in a completely set dock, where everyone in the dock is convicted of their crimes. two male nurses are hanged. the chief physician, he is in poor health, he gets a life sentence. and -- and philip bloom, who have only tangential connections to the murder, because they forged the death certificates and buried the bodies, they get 35 and 30 years. and of the woman that hands over the pharmaceuticals, gets 50 years. so that is what happens in the trial. jason: thank you, patricia, deck that gives us a a lot of insight about from the beginning of the program in 1939 to the end of attempt to try these individuals. and probably in the q&a you will be able to say more about these trials. but i thought we could open it up to some questions. we have already gotten a few, not surprising given how crucial the subject matter is. the first

to philippe lucio director of the global framework for climate services with the world but your logical existence i 1st asked them why such a report was important now. this report critically important now because africa faces challenges in addressing climate variability and climate change risks including for example increased temperatures in chile that will. attaining patterns of precipitation and also the occurrence of extreme weather and climate events which have significant impacts on climate sensitive sectors such as agriculture or. risk reduction so in other terms which have significant impacts on the overall social economic development of africa. africa is a continent which is mostly dependent and i culture which. employs more than 60 percent of of the population and extrude culture that most people get there their livelihoods maybe a.v.m. drains as they are for significant impacts on the current and so it is critically important that africa intends to adapt to climate variability intends to adapt to climate change africa has actually and uses the best available science coming fro

howie: let me bring in philippe reines. you heard the news conference, you heard yesterday's news conference, i'm sure, or read about it. what do you think about mollie hemingway saying reporters are acting like a pack of hyenas. >> it's never good when half of a medical press conference is spent on correcting your tone of voice and how you presented information yesterday. if i heard him right, the president was on oxygen two days ago and that's something that they omitted yesterday. now, if reporters are pressing him, god forbid reporters should ask follow-up because the first answers are always we are so proud to be part of the team, the president wanted to tell us. mollie, if it was joe biden or hillary clinton, you would not be upset about how hard the press is asking. the press took the trump campaign's lead and wants to know if goa jo joe biden would n inspection. you can't say they're out-of-line. especially since the trump campaign, donald trump's credibility on medical information is bow bout as low s you get. one

as the courts confirmed her status, her half brother, king philippe, was swearing in his government.ews. a reminder of the main story that donald trump president of the united states has announced he is going into quarantine along with the first lady after one of his closest aides, hope hicks, tested positive to think coronavirus. hope hicks and president have in close company both travelling to the presidential debate in clevela nd presidential debate in cleveland and then going on to minnesota on wednesday. we will keep track of that. hello. september was a drier than average month across much of the uk, but as you know, it's october now, and here comes the rain, initially from this area of low pressure, named storm alex by the weather service in france for impacts there, but nonetheless, parts of the uk are also going to see some very wet and windy weather from that during friday. particularly in england and wales, where it starts very wet in southern england and south wales. the rain moves northwards across the rest of wales, the midlands and east anglia during the day. it clears

philippe lamberts is a belgian mep and a member of the european parliament's brexit steering group.isjohnson is very clearly said to david no deal could be very likely. what is your assessment of the situation, given what he has set today? for once, i agree with boris johnson. i think this government has been driving towards no deal ever since we saw the agreement signed. i think a deal is impossible but that requires a will to strike it and i do not believe that in the prime ministers entourage that there is a will to conclude a deal with the european union stop are you have been looking at this for a number of months, dare i say, yes. how are you feeling? exhausted or is the momentum still there? not really exhausted. i am momentum still there? not really exhausted. iam not momentum still there? not really exhausted. i am not happy, momentum still there? not really exhausted. iam not happy, but momentum still there? not really exhausted. i am not happy, but i have not been happy about the developments of the uk eu relation for several years because i think internationally, it is m

blackrock's vice chair philipp hildebrand joy does this hour.t misses. market could the be good for trading. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua and london. tom keene in new york. we have a number of stories we need to look out for. lvmh and thing is tiffany, after it was on, off. opera oflike that soap a marriage breaking down and being revived by marriage counselors. it is amazing they are still buying and. about $400t was million.

i was just curious as to whether or not you've ever heard of an organization called the philippe birdsnferences before? >> thank you for your call. go ahead, senator stevenson. >> this sounds like stevenson had been in a conference. i don't know about my father, i don't know how far back that goes. and i don't know what the implications are, i can only guess. the conferences were occasional meetings of very senior figures around the world, they got together and discussed the problems facing the world. nothing sinister about them. yes, this adlai stevenson has been to a couple, i don't know that my father ever was, or that they even existed in his time. >> well, we are here in the stevenson barn, while senator stevenson is in his father's study. in the barn, there is a new exhibit about adlai stevenson, and there is a photograph, richard norton smith, you and i went over and look at this before we started. this is in 1945, the un formation, do you remember that photograph, over there, around the table. you were commenting on the different players in the photograph. >> well, yeah i do. i