quinn and ms.uskins has plundered valuable resources away from our community. >> my wife, amy elliott dunn, disappeared three days ago. >> reporter: denise quickly dubbed the gone girl after the novel and film about a woman who stages her own disappearance. >> isn't it true that truth is often stranger than fiction? >> this is only strange because the law enforcement made it strange. >> reporter: it was march 2015. denise huskins and aaron quinn were both in bed, asleep. around 3:00 a.m. they heard a noise. >> you were woken up with lights in your face, correct? >> yeah. the voice kept saying wake up, this is a robbery week, not here to harm you. i opened my eyes and there's flark light. and he said aaron turned over. and i was named. and that was another like oh, my god, what is this? he said i'm going to leave some ties at the edge of the bed. you're going to tie his hands behind his back and his feet together. and i was shaking. and he was encouraging me, saying you're doing a good job. >> sayin

quinn and ms.rom our community. >> reporter: lieutenant kenny park of the vallejo police department publicly denounces the victims. >> we have had over 40 police detectives from the local, state and federal levels working 'round the clock, that is a tremendous amount of resources that, in my opinion, was wasted. so if anything, it is mr. quinn and ms. huskins that owes this community an apology. >> that was pretty amazing in a bad way. i was so shocked. >> if we feel that there is sufficient evidence to move forward, we will be requesting criminal charges. >> can you imagine being rescued from a kidnapping and then the people are on you for committing a crime? >> police say the kidnapping was a hoax. >> an orchestrated hoax according to officials. >> denise huskins, reported orchestrator of this possible kidnapping hoax. >> they had successful lives. they're helping health professionals. they had no motive. >> the vallejo police told aaron during this whole time that they thought it was a hoax so h

that they've become accustomed to there needs to be a new agency spawned you sound exactly like brian quinn ten's who is a commissioner of the c f t c and some of your quotes they're almost exactly as he recites looking at cryptocurrency but before that i just want to point out that what has happened in the past week we can have is that we've seen a federal judge judge a u.s. federal judge determined that the c.f. t.c. can basically go after coin as a commodity we've also seen the f.c.c. obviously say that all of the tokens that they look at that they see them as securities and then we saw fin san in the united states determine that exchanges are basically money transfer so that bitcoin encrypted currencies are money so mark marquess centaury who is a crypto lawyer he pointed out that that's technically and legally impossible for an asset to be both money and a security it can only be one or the other so it's going to be regulatory mayhem and as they cancel each other out potentially they won't work together of course they'll probably just create a mishmash in isolation for a moment that it

really, quinn? >> quinn: it's a promise! you come after wyatt, and i will come after you in ways that you can't even imagine. >> bill: get out. >> quinn: you have alienated everyone. your family, your sons... when will finds out how you tried to take him away from his mother, he's gonna despise you. dollar bill spencer. rich, powerful, man who had everything, now has absolutely nothing. >> ridge: so, when you told me you were making vegetarian "fa," "pho," "fa". >> steffy: pho. fa?

i am vonnie quinn.ondon and this is the european close. ♪ mark: here are the top stories we are covering. and joiningpressure chemicalntries in attack of a spy in england. during the you take them in the netherlands is able to there is a maze efforts to get businesses in the u.k. after brexit. toys "r" us retailer will liquidate after a failed rescue attempt with hundreds of stores around the world to be shot and tens of thousands of jobs lost.

on vonnie quinn. -- i am vonnie quinn. shery: and i'm shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg around the world where following. facebook tell more than 5% as american and european officials demand answers to reports that an advertising firm retained information of millions of facebook users without their consent. in principleement -- the eu and the u.k. have agreed on a large part of the brexit transition deal, but issues still hang in the balance including the northern ireland border. and apple buyers beware -- -- apple suppliers beware. another push for independence. we will bring you the latest on the bloomberg. were about a half-hour into the u.s. trading session and big moves. julie hyman is here. moves in tech in particular as you alluded to with the facebook story. we will get to that. underperformer outpacing the declines in the s&p 500 and the dow as well. the nasdaq 100 is down for the fifth straight session, the longest streak of declines going

vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn.announced it will add good newsia to the -- for the kingdom and the crown prince who has been touring the united states. let's bring in the founder of a washington think tank. you have been in the middle of this. we see someone who is very likable, enthusiastic and charming. at the same time, a crackdown in saudi arabia on businessmen and officials. >> a lot of people see the enthusiasm and drive, but change is controversial. -- an example is the stock market, saudi arabia should have been part of these indices 15 years ago. it is the largest stock market in the middle east. iny have been very slow making the legal and structural changes required to get into these indices and now things have been accelerated. a lot of things are being accelerated. the changes controversial and you have winners and losers -- the change is controversial and you have winners and losers. there was a high level of energy. there is a lot of change and it is controversial. vonnie: where is the line in the san

vonnie: i am vonnie quinn.uropean close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: here are the top stories we're covering. war,dent trump's trade stocks are lower. fed and monetary stimulus in japan. we will get that with adam posen . and mark carney. with a economy that could be in turmoil. equities, 30 minutes away from the friday session.

vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn.ose on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: here are the top stories we're covering from the bloomberg around the world. stocks rise as mario draghi and the ecb holds steady on rates, changing key language. john mcdonald on the battle over brexit. why he says it is inevitable the u.k. will stay in some kind of union. buchan gives us her take on volatility and how hedge funds are responding to trade war's potentially. european equities rising for the fourth consecutive day led by greece, belgium, sweden.

vonnie: and am vonnie quinn.s now the sole president and ceo at goldman sachs, putting him in line to be the next ceo. harvey shorts is stepping down. no word on a timeline for retirement.eventual this after blankfein brushed off reports that he was planning to step down before the end of this year. he tweeted -- it's like it is story,ll street journal" not mine. i feel like huck finn listen to his own eulogy. erik schatzker is with us. no comment from goldman sachs. they are standing by their statement. but someone who is familiar with the liberations learned a few important things. first of all, lloyd blankfein told the board at a meeting on february 21 that david solomon should be the sole president and in line to succeed him as ceo, and the board accepted lloyd's recommendation. that is important. that tells us a few things. one, what we have learned today is not the product of hasty negotiations over the weekend that were part of the report in the wall street journal. the report in the wall street journal mi

that they've become accustomed to there needs to be a new agency spawned you sound exactly like brian quinn tens who is a commissioner of the c f t c and some of your quotes they're almost exactly as he recites looking at cryptocurrency but before then i just want to point out that what has happened in the past week we can have is that we've seen a federal judge judge a us federal judge determined that the c.f. t.c. can basically go after coin as a commodity we've also seen the f.c.c. obviously say that all of the tokens that they look at they see them as securities and then we saw fin san in the united states determine that exchanges are basically money transfer so that bitcoin encroacher currencies are money so mark marquess centaury who is a crypto lawyer he pointed out that that's technically and legally impossible for an asset to be both money and a security it can only be one or the other it's going to be regulatory mayhem and as they cancel each other out potentially they won't work together of course will probably just create a mishmash of isolation for a moment that it was consider

quinn, as you gear up to go to court to address the justice department's complaints about the potential at&t/time warner merger or acquisition, what's the benefit to at&t as a corporation to having time warner in its stable? >> well, i think the benefit to at&t generally is being able to create more products for consumers that are more tailored to consumers. you know, one of the first things that we introduced out of the box after we announced the deal was the directv now over the top application product. so it's i guess the justice department refers to those as virtual mvpds. but what it is, it's an application by which a consumer can get access to a skinnier bundle of tv content simply by downloading an app, going in, providing your credit card application, and voila, you're watching it on tv. and so there's no waiting around for somebody to come and install it. it is literally something that consumers could have in a matter of minutes, and the app rides over the broadband internet connection. and i think the advantage is, you know, what we learned after we acquired directv a couple o

hits the floor, gets it to quinn cook, who started out hot. 13 points for the mighty quinn in the first. second quarter, more warrior injuries. this time casspi landing on david west's foot. obvious pain. boy, that looks like it hurt. high ankle sprain. that's at least two weeks. cook had a night, a career high 25 and a career high five threes. look who's giving the kid a hug and advice. mr. curry. dubs by two at the half. the kings would not go away. kings up three, 15 seconds to go. nick young for the tie. blocked by willie cauley-stein. 98-93 the final. kings have won both meetings at oracle this season. >>> sharks in calgary for the best night of evander cane's career. cane is going to whip it past mike smith. right there. second period, sharks now down 2-1. cane on the redirect. evens it up. his second goal of the night. still second period. now tied at three. cane comes in. his first shot is stopped but not his second. first career hat trick and the sharks lead 4-3. end of the third, joe pavelski takes a shot. cane tips it in for just the fourth four-goal game in sharks history. s

>>host: would at&t have an issue if sprint and t-mobile merged, bob quinn? >> i cannot ever take off my own lawyer hat and i have here is a lawyer's role today with the external affairs but i look at the department of justice and a look at the way they analyzed that transaction proposal between us and t-mobile to draw a line in the sand that there has to be for nationwide competitors so unless there's another competitor coming in for me is that even possible to happen? i don't see it but what you have seen is the reaction to that it is hard to figure out between those companies how they get together. i was once a colleagues of john's about a year ago it would come down about in five days and i was skeptical i told him i was skeptical i said if you have to stand up a fourth competitor to figure out you get this transaction through then it impacts the business calculation if there is a fourth competitor than fundamentally you have alter the competitive landscape that is out there. i approach it by saying it is a line in the sand that they will draw a completel

vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." latest wrap up round of nafta talks being overshadowed by president donald trump's plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. cityel mckee is in mexico now. michael, negotiators are hard at work. they have six chapters written out of 30. does the work continue in the face of these tweets and this language about trade and trade wars? well, we will find out this afternoon, vonnie. at negotiators have arrived the talks. they began rotating bilateral meetings about an hour ago. the question is all across the country whether they will continue, and that is because of the steel tariffs. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer say about whether canada and mexico are included in the terra for regime question mark u.s. officials have said they are and the president tweeted this morning that steel and aluminum tariffs will not be lifted unless there is a new and fair nafta negotiated the review could take that as somewhat good news, because it is suggesting they could continue to negoti

as for quinn and hiskins they plan to get married in the fall. you may recall, matthew muller was not originally charged for sexually assaulting denise huskins. that is changing on monday a judge kind a warrant that will be processed by solano county can bring muller to face new charges including kidnapping for ransom, two counts of rape, robbery, burglary, and false imprisonment. in the newsroom, melody woodrow, abc7 news. >> on monday, "good morning america" will air an interview with denise huskins and aaron quinn. you can watch gma at 7:00 a.m. >>> developing news in the sierra. a urgent search is underway for a skier last seen two days ago. there has been no sign of the 65-year-old since wednesday at skyline bear valley mountain resort. alyssa harrington is live now after speaking with the man's family. >> reporter: a lot of family and friends are very worried tonight. they tell me that mullarkey was skiing alone and may have ventured into the back country. they hope somebody remembers talking to him or recognizes his bright blue snow suit a

as for quinn and hiskins they plan to get married in the fall. you may recall, matthew muller was not originally charged for sexually assaulting denise huskins. that is changing on monday a judge kind a warrant that will be processed by solano county can bring muller to face new charges including kidnapping for ransom, two counts of rape, robbery, burglary, and false imprisonment. in the newsroom, melody woodrow, abc7 news. >> on monday, "good morning america" will air an interview with denise huskins and aaron quinn. you can watch gma at 7:00 a.m. >>> developing news in the sierra. a urgent search is underway for a skier last seen two days ago. there has been no sign of the 65-year-old since wednesday at skyline bear valley mountain resort. alyssa harrington is live now after speaking with the man's family. >> reporter: a lot of family and friends are very worried tonight. they tell me that mullarkey was skiing alone and may have ventured into the back country. they hope somebody remembers talking to him or recognizes his bright blue snow suit a

vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn.close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: here are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. renewed tech woes rattled world. treasuries shows signs of a safe haven play. we await two key debt auctions today. we will talk with jaguar's chief executive from the new york auto show. toook at what is happening european equities. stocks have rebounded from the loss of 1.3% earlier in the day. luxembourg down, switzerland and denmark are higher. bond yields

vonnie quinn, what's going on?t it very simple today, one line chart, betting on tariffs. aluminum premiums spiking on the prospect of higher import costs. you see the markets reacting very much in the last month or so. .t had been rising you heard adam talking about this earlier on with people who had done the math on what would happen if there were to be 40% import tariffs on places like china. so, we have seen that. it has become particularly pronounced as president called for the 10% tariff to be signed into implementation next week. anyway, you can see that chart on the bloomberg. mark: funny knows i like my topical charts. knows i like my topical charts. no pressure on kaylee. what have you got? kaylee: we all know volatility is back, but this is not the vex, this is a one-day percentage move on the s&p 500. were only eight trading days were things moved up or down 1%. this year, 15 already. depending on what happens today, if we close 1% lower or change 1% higher, we will have doubled in just two months from

vonnie quinn mark: live from london, i am mark barton. the european close in roughly 14 minutes. we have been speaking with mark carney about it though currencies. he does not think bitcoin is good but the future of money. >> three ways to measure a reliable,value, clearly anyone who looks at the screen, volatility is 10 times more volatile been sterling. the most important thing is that working as a medium of exchange, how well do you look at it to like good, not that efficient, it cost 1.5 cents -- pence for cash and 8/10 in the u.k. for a debit card. two pounds to use bitcoin on a transaction that going -- transaction basis. it is not that good at doing

vonnie: from new york i am vonnie quinn.y cohn's departure from the white house is raising questions about their economic team as the press secretary announced the president is on track to find the tariff plan by the end of the week. we are joined by our senior white house correspondent. reaction and washington, d.c. following the departure, as major a deal as other high-profile departures in recent days? >> a very big deal because gary cohn was part of what was considered a moderating influence on the president. call it the globalist wing or moderating wing but he was a counterpoint to the peter navarro and wilbur ross and stephen miller block that has emboldened with the vacuum that is expected to come in the coming weeks. butial reaction market wise folks are waiting for two things, to see what the tariff plan is and if it rolls out come on up -- tomorrow or friday. and to find out who will replace gary cohn. his departure on the one hand has been long-awaited. after the charlottesville controversy, we thought he would le

vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn.is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: here are top stories we are covering from the bloomberg. goldman sachs names david solomon as sole president of the company. harvey schwartz is the eventual successor to chief executive lloyd blankfein. we look at what it means for the firm's future. markets fluctuate after early gains investors turning cautious over president trump's tariffs and the potential for a trade war. theresa may is expected to make a statement about the nerve gas attack on her former russian spy his daughter. will she point the finger of blame at

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn in you are.k: a look at equities, big rebound after the loss on friday and almost recouping the friday losses, the s&p 500 up by 1.5%. different story in london, we were up, but now lower as are the benchmarks in london and frankfurt. on the currency board, currencies rising against the dollar. the dollar weaker. we have inflation data out of the eurozone. those of the big centerpieces when it comes to data. sterling against the dollar, euro against the pound and euro against the dollar. i will leave you with the bond board. stocks falling in europe and it yields rising. the u.k. 10 year yield up by a basis points, as is the italian. up by five basis points. still ahead, the australian minister joins us, stephen ciobo. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across m

hits the floor, gets it to quinn cook, who started out hot. 13 points for the mighty quinn in the firstor injuries. this time casspi landing on david west's foot. obvious pain. boy, that looks like it hurt. high ankle sprain. that's at least two weeks. cook had a night, a career high 25 and a career high five threes. look who's giving the kid a hug and advice. mr. curry. dubs by two at the half. the kings would not go kings up three, 15 seconds to go. nick young for the tie. blocked by willie cauley-stein. 98-93 the final. kings have won both meetings at oracle this season. >>> sharks in calgary for the best night of evander cane's career. cane is going to whip it past mike smith. right there. second period, sharks now down 2-1. cane on the redirect. evens it up. his second goal of the night. still second period. now tied at three. cane comes in. his first shot is stopped but not his second. first career hat trick and the sharks lead 4-3. end of the third, joe pavelski takes a shot. cane tips it in for just the fourth four-goal game in sharks history. sharks go on to win. this abc sport

a man drugged and assaulted the couple in quinn's home. she was held for ransom by this man and later released in southern california. three years later sources say val low has agreed to a $2.5 million settlement for huskins and her now fiancÉ quinn. the city is not expected to admit wrongdoing. >>> the stanford university pro voss is speaking out about the healing garden that has been created on campus where brock turner assaulted an unconscious woman. the survivor backed out from allowing the university to use a quote from her letter to the court on a plaque. the provost writes in a blog that statements offered by the survivor, quote, would not be supportive for other survivors. the university says they suggested other quotes from the letter but they were rejected. he also writes the assault has changed the university forever. >>> happening tomorrow, the luck of the irish will not help you if you drink and drive. law enforcement agencies will be watching for drunk drivers. aaa offering the tipsy tow, it's free to keep drunk drivers off t

. ♪ >>> this week on "the communicators" at&t's top lobbyist in washington, robert quinn, talks abouty the u.s. justice department has brought an antitrust suit against at&t. mr. quinn is interviewed by "wall street journal" technology reporter john mckinnon. >> you laid out a case that there's a lot of kcompetition ot there. why is it the justice department didn't see it the way you did and what are they seeing different? >> well, i think the justice department has a very static view of what is the marketplace is, look at the market definition they put into their trial brief, you know, i think it's a 1990s view of the world. the only nod that they've given to any of the changes that happened is they -- they take the market and they defined it as the mvpds that exist today, the comcasts of the world, the charters of the world, the dishes of the world, and they say, okay, so there are some virtual mvpds as well but they don't really compete with all these other things that are going on in the world and i think that's just a really narrow way of looking at it. i think it's a very backwa

i'm vonnie quinn. shery: i'm shery young.s continues to pour out of the trump white house with report overnight that h.r. mcmaster will be the next to go. the president's spokespersons reading that there are no changes. joining us with the latest is kevin, bloomberg's deputy leader for the russia probe. he joins us from washington. well, we have been hearing for a while that the president is not pleased with mcmaster. kevin: there are a number of signs that they are not looking anymore, that there is frustration on the part of the president and possibly a part of the chief of staff with mcmaster, but trump has been a little hesitant to take on the military generals too strongly. there are questions about how quickly or how long it might take to actually make a change in a way that does not look like he is humiliating somebody. no problem making a move against rex tillerson. i do think that for someone like his national security adviser, mcmaster, a military general himself, the optics are a little different. vonnie: right. wh

vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories from around the world we are following. mixed all the dollar splits as investors remain focused on potential protection qualities from the trump administration. not so fast. president trump faces increasing resistance from his own team in paris. gary cohn summoning executives from u.s. companies to meet with the president this week. plus, the eu looking to retaliate by imposing its own tariffs on $3.5 billion of u.s. goods. exclusive. we will hear from ryan lanza and why he is saying shall is here -- shale is here to stay. julie hyman is with us. a busy day for investors to make sense of what is going on. julie: right now, they're not making much sense in the sense there isn't a clear direction for the u.s. market. we opened up higher and turned weaker and now it is a mixed picture with technology holding that the best in the s&p 500 a little changed and the dow falls more than 100

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets."r our stock of the hour -- mylan. shares trading higher on an upgrade from morgan stanley. with thean overweight first constructive move since 2015. that's what stands out. they had all those issues with the epipen back in 2015, generic issues. this analyst saying the worst could be behind them. be looking ahead to the bio similar pipeline, their drug is up for approval by the fda. he's saying they could do well against competitors who are eva.ggling, such as to hav shares are sharply higher. vonnie: mylan is down 20% since that whole epipen zika. epipenhe penn tsonga -- saga. abigail: the bigger piece of the story is the bio similars and the complex generics. they have two other big ones under review, perhaps for approval midyear this year. they have advair for asthma. that could be a big reason for the stock to move up. overall, when you consider the fact that valuations are attractive -- the stock is popping nicely higher on above average volume. the valuation is very attractive, pe

quinn is interviewed by "wall street journal" technology reporter john mckinnon. >> you've laid out are's aid lot of competition out there, so why is it that the justice department didn't see it the way you did and what are they seeing different? >> well, i think the justice department has a very static view of what the marketplace is. if you look at the market definition that they put into their trial brief, you know, i think it's a 1990s view of the world. the only nod that they've given to any of the changes that happened is they take the market and they define it as the mvpds that exist today, the comcasts of the world, the charters of the world, the dishes of the world and they say, okay, so there are some virtual mvpds as well but they don't really compete with all these other things that are going on in the world and i think that's just a really narrow way of looking at it. i think it's a very backwards looking lawsuit as opposed to where we see the market going and the changes that are happening in the marketplace. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2

as for quinn and huskins, they plan to get married in the fall. >> you may recall matthew muller was not originally charged for sexually assaulting denise huskins. that is changing. on monday a superior court judge signed a warrant that will be processed by the sheriff's office so that solano county can bring him from federal custody to that county to face rape, robbery, burglary and false. >>>. in the newsroom, melly wood row abc 7 news. >>> a bay area man is missing tonight in the sierra. he hasn't been seen since wednesday after going skiing at bear valley. now the richmond man is a subjects a all-out search. >> alyssa harrington haasl the latest. >> this is the picture of him in the same snow suit he was wearing. he has been missing since wednesday. he went skiing at 10:30 a.m. he took the big lift to the top and never returned to his family's cabin in arnold later that elieve he was skiing by himself. >> his niece andrea told me he is experienced and an outdoorsman and knows how to build a snow cave. >> he has decade of experience skiing and outdoorps activities. he has a ton of

police interrogated quinn, believing he murdered her. when she reappeared, they called it a hoax. >> the fact we essentially wasted resources for really nothing is upsetting. >> they came out and said this is a kidnapping, all the evidence, got denise back. >> reporter: it was after muller left his cell phone behind after a home invasion that investigators arrested him in south lake tahoe where they found evidence linking him to the kidnapping. he pleaded guilty to federal charges. a judge sentenced him to 40 years. now the couple settled their civil lawsuit against the city of vallejo for $2.5 million. >> it's about reaching a number that compensates them, allows them to restart their lives. >> a spokesperson tells abc 7 news, the city is not in possession of an assigned agreement and has no further comment. they expect the agreement to be signed soon. as for quinn and huskins, they plan to get married in the fall. you may recall, muller was not originally charged for sexually assaults huskins. that is changing. on monday, a superior co

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn.sident trump has fired rex tillerson and plans to nominate cia director mike pompeo to become america's top diplomat. near cirilli is live pittsburgh where a special election is underway. what are people going into the polling places telling you about this newest change to the trump administration? pleased that the president is shaking things up again and others were figh horr? kevin: most have made up their minds going into the polls today. the developments out of washington dominating the news that rex tillerson is out of the administration and mike pompeo becoming the new secretary of state. the developments out of washingtoni want to read a tweem chuck schumer who says "the instability of this administration in just about every area weakens america. we hope mr. pompeo will turn over a new leaf and start toughening up on policies toward russia and putin." the back-and-forth from democrats and republicans continuing on this. a source close to mike pompeo says he's ready to take over

quinn and ms. huskins have plundered valuable resources away from our community. >> reporter: three months later, another kidnapping. this time, a failed attempt led to the arrest of huskins' captor. a 38-year-old harvard-educated former attorney named matthew muller. you stood up in court and you faced matthew muller. and you said, "i am the woman behind the blindfold." >> he saw me, every part of me, but he never looked into my eyes. and so, i wanted to make sure that he saw me. and he did. >> and amy robach with us now, just a stunning interview, amy. and that suspect, matthew muller, has now been convicted and he's behind bars tonight? >> reporter: that's right. he pleaded guilty, was sentenced to 40 years behind bars. but the couple says this was not enough, because they believe there were others involved and are still out there. >> convinced there were others involved. in the meantime, the vallejo police department, what do they have to say for themselves? >> reporter: well, huskins and quinn

quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." mark: here are the top stories we are covering around the world. stocks higher in europe. investors file back their fears about hostility of an all-out global trade war. billion acquisition of the specialty chemicals division adds to the string of deals making 2018 the year of the big buyouts. the chief executive of deutsche bank has been talking with several chief executive officer candidates. have a look at what's happening to european equities. stocks gaining for the first day in five after falling to a 13 month low yesterday. biggest slide in seven weeks for the stoxx 600, today led by germany and led by the ax in the netherlands also rising. all these currencies falling against the dollar. european equities haven't been so cheap since june of 2016. the euro is to blame. commerzbank -- the region's currency climbed on comments from daniel inouye.. the dollar fell. the decision by several european nations to expel russian diplomats also adding some negative sentiment for stocks yes

i am vonnie quinn. shery: i am shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories. on capitol hill in a moment with tom tillis of north carolina on northme --thom tillis carolina on the resume dodd-frank debate. gary cohn is out at the white house, he resigns as trade takes center stage and we assess the market impact. is lower, looking at gold futures and what may be next for it in our segment, charting futures. taylor riggs is with us halfway into the trading day, a lot going on. taylor: looking at the broad equity markets, we had recovered a little bit of the losses but are going back down to the lows of the session. s&poff more than 1% and the is lower after three days of gains. i was suggest is the broad news is tariffs, more than likely to go through especially now that gary cohn is gone. individual movers, particularly in the consumer sector. some of those stocks are going lower with kroger is lower, down more than 4% ahead of earnings tomorrow. 10

scott reiss has more on the quinn sanity at oracle. >> reporter: quinn cook 3, got it! right at the buzzer. >> reporter: quinn cook has been a revelation for the warriors. >> i have been a fan of the team for a long time. >> reporter: and his emergence has been a long time coming for three seasons bouncing around from team to team through four organizations and countless shuttles to and from the g league before finding a home in oakland. >> i didn't care if i didn't play a game. i just wanted to learn. it's a testament to always staying ready. it can happen in a night, day or month. >> i played a similar role in my career, played on six different teams so as a coach i really appreciate guys who understand that every year will be different. the guys who fight through it are ones you want on the team. he fights through everything. >> it's difficult especially pulled from g league to play with us when guys get injured and not knowing when you play and get thrown in the starting line-up. he has done a great job. >> reporter: cook had no problem winning over his teammates. i

. >> it was exactly three years ago ago erin quinn and denise woke up to their worse nightmare. couple sound asleep at home in vallejo, california when in the dead of night intruders broke in. denise was drugged, kidnapped and eventually raped. her boyfriend said authorities initially suspected him. >> everything they accused me and said they didn't believe me. >> two days later denise unexpectedly reappears 400 mile as way in southern california and they declared the kidnap a hoax. >> they have pulled valuable resources away from our community. >> my wife disappeared three days ago. >> she was dubbed the "gone girl" after the film woman who staged her own disappearance. what sounded like a hollywood screen play was a very real night mare. they say men swarm their home one come in barking orders. >> he said you will tie his hands behind his back and feet together and he was encouraging me saying you're doing a good job, continue. >> that night aaron and denise are in a closet with zip ties and blind folded and head phones over their ears and forced to chug a cocktail which was a

. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn.k: live from the city of london, i'm mark barton. counting down to the european close in roughly 12 minutes time. aming on russia and coordinate response to the alleged chemical attack in europe. 14 you countries will expel russian diplomats he says more expulsions are possible in the u.s., but it administration officials say president trump is taking action as well, ordering 60 russian diplomat to leave the country. greg white,d by bloomberg's pressure economic and government team leader live in moscow. what has been the reaction in moscow to the waves of expulsions? greg: they knew something was coming, but says the news has come out, it's been a surprise. i think they thought it was not going to be quite as severe as they thought it was going to be, particularly the move to oust 60 diplomats by the united states. -- there has been a comment saying they were thrown off by the tone of the conversation last week between trump and clinton -- and putin, where him congratulating him on th

. >>> warriors point guard quinn cook has a two-way contract.d so many games with the warriors. if they want to add him to the post season roster, he has to be waved. i asked him if he's more comfortable on the stage. >> minute by minute. your confidence grows by experience. i'm learning so much from these guys. they helped me out so much. that's all you can ask for as a young guy. >> i know they want you to throw off some shots. how hard has it been? >> it's cool. at first when i first replaced steph early in the season i was a little hesitant trying to get the guys the ball but they know what i can do, make plays, score the ball at times. i just want to stay aggressive. that's what i've been focussing on. still getting guys the ball but keeping the defense honest and taking heat off the other guys. >> draymond getting in your face a little bit, a couple times he wanted you to throw it up and shoot. >> definitely, he's your biggest critic but also your biggest fan. that's what you want from a teammate. he expects grateness from all of us. when

vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close.ve but it is actually the tenure and diversity of jpmorgan's acquisition in a fire sale of taking on the failing banks business and has been a boon for jpmorgan as a strong fixed income trading unit. a senior writer from work joins us now. i am tepid to say that this worked out for jpmorgan. when you think about it, the crisis work for all banks and everybody we shouldn't have benefited from the crisis. was everybody else who got a little done over. >> there was a lot of emergence -- and even some parts was bought i barclays, and initially it looked like it was a great for barclays but when you look barclays islater, not doing great in trading despite what it got from lehman. bank of america bought merrill lynch harbaugh that required a bailout afterwards in the u.s. government had to give bank of america to bailouts in a few months. is in good shape. they had more capital than other ne intond had not go the risky stuff, even with rockets trailing and it was under pressure it was not p

vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. it is international women's day.'s spotlight one ceo, and mutual ceo -- penn mutual. quite been adapting for some time. joining us from philadelphia is the ceo, eileen mcdonnell, the first female ceo of the election sure, back in -- of the licensure, akin 2011. we know it benefits company's bottom line, not just to have women on board but in these seats. how does this get done more? , it impacts the company's bottom line but it is not happening. eileen: it is great to be with you. had ar company, we have long history of having a workforce that is diverse. what we have been able to demonstrate is by having a board that is over 40% female and it is pushing 40%, we have had eight consecutive years of increased earnings. vonnie: and there is proof, but how do you then push other companies to do the same? it is traditional licensure, which lifetime mutual does not have enough mandates to be disruptive or ultramodern. if you don't mind me saying, it is a plain vanilla business with a traditional kind of set up. how are you

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i am vonnie quinn. shery: and i am shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ vonnie: from our world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories we are following. goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein is set to be preparing an exit as soon as year end. according to the wall street journal. we will bring you the latest. includedjobs report employers adding 300,000 -- the 30,000 jobs and the participation rate grew but wage growth was moderate. a breakthrough or the u.s. and north korea, president trump has agreed to meet with kim jong-un. we will bring you the latest from d.c. according to the wall street journal, lloyd blankfein having served about 12 years at goldman sachs is repairing an exit perhaps as soon as the end of the year. pretty ok, upted 1.5%. you covered banking for many years. we knew that lloyd blankfein would leave at some point and copresidents had been assigned and it looked like they may be the next lead, one, or both. how will history judge lloyd blankfein? >> he did a great job getting goldman through the

vonnie: live from new york city, i am vonnie quinn. selfless airlines plunging, the worst days -- southwest airlines plunging after they survived titans for an important revenue data point. what is the data point? >> revenue per seat per mile, and a person -- important price gauge, it they are the biggest underperformer in the second-worst performer on the s&p 500 today. a gauge of their pricing power as they expected to be unchanged from a year ago and previously expected to rise 1%, 2%. the fact no guidance is a bad sign and they say it is because of the changes in the spring break travel schedule and fares and pressure of this is raising concerns about united planned to boost offerings of flights to passengers. bringing more demand will be affected by and the fares. raising is a broad industry concern. vonnie: can we deduce anything from airline and applied to others? >> pressure on fares will affect not just southwest or united but airlines across the world. major players are down today, delta, united, laguardia is affected by the