taylor riggs has more.capitol hill, chuck schumer is speaking about the controversy regarding jeff sessions. he is calling for sessions to resign after revelations he year to anwice last ambassador to russia. the department of justice must appoint a special prosecutor. confirm benoth to carson as hud secretary. the vote is ongoing, but carson will be confirmed. the british investment manager who brought the lawsuit that forced prime minister theresa may to get parliament's approval for her brexit trigger plan could go back to court. miller said she may file an new case if parliament is not given a full vote for the final deal to leave the european union. theresa may drop brexit law is going to the house of lords. france's independent candidate emmanuel highlighted his plan today and won't change the retirement age or cut pensions. he does want to cut cost and bureaucracy so it is easier to hire workers. he promises a massive effort on apprenticeship. the number of earthquake in oklahoma has fallen since reg

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: one day the screen. quieter equity market. you get that after the central bank festivities of last week. a lot of fed speakers today with the curve flattening. oil still a 48 handle. francine: a similar data check but i need to look at euro. it kind of moved on the back of what macron was saying. not a big win for emmanuel macron but the markets betting that marine le pen did not come out as presidential as they were hoping and emmanuel macron did an ok job. european stocks flat. pound 1.2414. tom: events at 11.13, i miss that -- missed that. michael purvis will join us to talk about the complacency within the market. let's go to the united kingdom chart, i love this chart, this is inflation in britain back 60 years. andinflation in the 1970's 1980's. the john major collapse, higher inflation in 1992. amazing stability, the crisis. here is a pick up, this puts in perspective the rise in inflation. year-over-year, the rise in inflation, putting it in historical

here's taylor riggs.cked byas president trump's accusation that president obama wiretapped him before last year's election. the obama campaign has denied the claim. fbi director james comey asked the justice department to reject the trump allegation as false. the white house wants congress to investigate. in europe former french prime says he alain juppe won't step in to be a replacement candidate for president. he lost the republican primary to francois fillon but fillon faces pressure to step aside after being implicated in a scandal. moved to the has highest stage alert after north korea testfired four missiles at once. they fell into waters off the japanese coast. as southt were fired korea and the u.s. conduct their annual military drills which north korea called a prelude to invasion. john cryan has torn up his own turnaround plan. deutsche bank wants to raise 8.5 alien dollars in a share sale. cryan spoke to francine. >> we have been shrinking. we have been taken. changing the bank a lot over the p

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.ine: thank you. -- italian finance minister to talk about italian banks and futures and the future of italy -- we are joined by mario monti, the former italian prime minister. a senator for life in italy. always a pleasure to hear your thoughts and the insight on the italian economy. i think we need to talk to -- we need to talk about italian banks. investors, they don't understand on the conversations why reinvesting in the banks are taking so long. what effect does this have on the bank and the italian economy? mario: well, i have some experience, having been competition commissioner for state issuesd the in particular pertaining to financial institutions are very complicated. so i am not too surprised that the conversation between the commissioner and the prime minister takes long. however, i do hope that they are soon concluded. it will help. most importantly, i think, the general stance of the relationship between the eu and italy, concerning the control of the ministere -- has so

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg., equities, currencies, commodities, i will call it stability. jostling around 11.59. a better tone to the market. the 30 year bond, that color is wrong. it should the red. there is sterling. francine, you can talk about brexit sterling. thing i care only about is sterling falling in early asian trade. need to take a step back in trying to understand what is priced in and what is not. there is short positioning on pound. sayign-exchange strategists it is short,s maybe we are underestimating the fact we are bracing for the worst, hoping for the best. psychologically, we need to see where the market is positioned. your -- areating a to two year divorce from the u.k.. can you talk us through what happens at what time? >> the letter traveled across over to brussels and is delivered by tim, britain's ambassador to the eu. when that happens, that is when the clock starts ticking. that is when the two-year timeframe starts. i caught up with hillary, who chairs the brexit committee here. some

here is taylor riggs. with u.s. politics. trump sounded as dow different tone could he laid out promisescampaign progres with few details on how to turn them into reality. the call for the repeal of rebuilding ofthe our economy. >> i will announce legislation that introduces a $1 trillion investment in infrastructure in the united states, financed by public and private capital, creating millions of new jobs. taylor: president trump says real reform on immigration as possible. he stuck to his pledge to build a wall on the southern border and wants a closer examination of anyone being allowed to immigrate into the u.s.. >> it is not compassionate, but reckless to allow uncontrolled entry in places where proper vetting cannot occur. taylor: republicans indicated afterwards that they are fine with being left to sort out the details in the president's plan, but there are big differences between president trump and his party on a number of issues. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analy

i am taylor riggs.omberg. tom: a rate rise data check. 60% probability for march and futures after the big day, this is important, the twos and tens going up together and the yield curve is not changing all that much. we will explain that through bloomberg "surveillance." this morning. jim o'neill will provide wisdom in a moment. next green -- next screen. that is a typo, nowhere does is not, 21,000-whatever. sterling is a big deal, a chart in a moment. 104 print on dyx, which is a big deal, we are not there yet. havinge: the dollar is gains, hawkish signals from the fed. treasury dropping and gold retreating. time on the euro area inflation which is exhilarating and it gives more arguments for the ones saying the ecb is doing too much. a monetary stimulus program which gives them argument for this. i am think of germany in particular. tom: let's do this chart for jim o'neill. here is the volatility of sterling before brexit when manchester united -- gave it up and went straight down, that would be brex

here is taylor riggs. resort in florida will be decidedly first meeting with china's president. china's official news agency says the two leaders will meet next week. it will be the first meeting since trump took office. the president has been critical of china over trade and military expansion but the tensions that eased since trump agreed to honor the one china policy concerning taiwan. the trump administration is willing to sell f-15 fighters without the human rights demanded by president obama. $2.7 million on the planes but congress has to approve. in south korea, the ousted president was questioned by a court that will decide if she should be arrested over corruption allegations. prosecutors accuse her of colluding with a friend who took a bribe and committed other crimes. the court is expected to decide by tomorrow whether they will approve her arrest. and the city of paris is boycotting the world's largest cement maker because they are willing to work on president trump's wall along the mexican bor

let's check in now on the first word news with taylor riggs. the u.s., companies unexpectedly added the most workers in three years last month according to the adp institute research data. it climbed in february. adp revise the january figure upwards. the government releases the february jobs report on friday. senator john mccain said that wikileaks could hack into the cia and it could hack into anyone. they have posted thousands of files they say came from the cia. they could hack into devices ranging from smartphones to smart tvs so they can monitor conversations. it could expose u.s. operations around the world. in europe, philip hammond says the u.k. economy will grow faster this year than previously forecast. he delivered his budget speech in parliament today as they prepare to leave the european union. he raised the forecast for growth up to 2%. the budget deficit will be less than expected. and china is calling on the u.s. to avoid a head on collision. they are calling for north korea activities and the u.s. was asked to suspend military

ist friday, jobs day, this taylor riggs.korea the court affirmed the parliament impeachment of president park and removed her from office. it will trigger an election in 60 days. inosition candidates lead the polls. thousands of pro-and anti-park demonstrators marched in soul. two people died. residents economy might be losing momentum. -- britain's economy might be losing moment. there is little evidence of a dramatic slowdown, but the vote to leave the european union sent the pound plunging, boosting exports. a chopper crashed into a tower, killing five people. there was a crew of 2. mexico is proposing a faster track four pro advising nafta than the u.s. suggested. the chief diplomat hope to that formal talks with start midyear and wrap up in december. they say they will rock away from negotiations if the u.s. insists on imposing taxes on any of its products. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. i cannot convey the historic moment for korea. jobs day, the linkage in the greater economics. shock. focused on wage growth. i

i am taylor riggs.. tom: not the panic yesterday morning about the market adjustment office health care collapse. a little bit of a bounce today. the bid is shaky. shaky. .02 is a stunning statistic of curve flattening, even with -- we will talk with conrad this morning. that, the color is wrong, it should be green on a 127 two year, the two-year elevated. the yield a little bit higher. francine: selloff in riskier assets are easing somewhat. european stocks gaining. equity markets in asia resuming their upward trajectory. the dollar steady and u.s. stocks set for a recovery yesterday. tumbling on reports that the south african president plans to fire his finance minister which was denied by some factions in the government. gold soaring yesterday, now flat. tom: this is the state of america. about the news flow from the white house and capitol hill. an. is lbj and here is the gloom of the 1973 and 1974 recession. the consumer confidence, the conference board rather, expectations index. we have the basin

taylor riggs has that. republicans have come out what their own plan to replace the affordable care act. it would phase out key parts of obamacare over several years and includes a refundable tax credit to help people buy insurance, but they may have problems getting party conservatives to sign on. according to a document obtained by bloomberg, the house conservative called those tax credits a republican health-care entitlement. president trump says the price of persuasion drugs will be coming down. a tweeted that there will be system where there will be competition within the drug industry. he says it will be included in later parts of the health care rollout. there are warnings of economic cooperation and development. it says the global economy may not be strong enough to withstand some potential risks. some of those risks include barriers and a global stock market. they forecast global expansion to reach 3.3% this year and pick up again in 2018. malaysia and north korean i have up the tension over the mu

word news, here's taylor riggs.iled their plant to repeal and replace the affordable care act. it would phase out parts of obamacare over several years. a requirement to buy coverage. those tax credits republican welfare. immigration -- the new measure is seen as less restrictive. the executive order is still a ban on muslims. iraq has been dropped from the list. in asia, a warning that will take necessary measures against the mississippi -- the missile system being deployed. north korea's testfiring of four ballistic missiles. in europe, british lawmakers are warning theresa may not to use brexit as an excuse to amend laws without proper scrutiny. committee lords insists the house of -- -- a global news, i am tayloray, riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: a stronger dollar. the vix migrating 12 to 11. sterling with a121. -- 121. francine: this is the final debate on the brexit bill. lawmakers may develop more on the say in the deal. the prime minister will forge with the eu overall. investors -- we see a bounce in minors

let's get to taylor riggs. are one step closer to getting rid of former president obama's health care overhaul. early today, house committee approved a measure that would repeal tax penalties for people who do not buy insurance. the legislation would replace income-based subsidies with tax credits largely based on age. a number of conservative republicans are opposed to the bill and some hospital and doctor groups have come out against it. in the u.s., president trump has elected former republican presidential candidate jon huntsman to be ambassador to russia. that is according to a white house official. huntsman is a former utah governor who previously was an abbasid or to china and singapore. he would be going to moscow at a time when the fbi is investigating russian interference in the election. in asia, being called the south korea's trial of the century, samsung vice chairman went on trial in seoul today. prosecutors will try to prove he conspired to secure control of the world's largest smartphone maker.

here is taylor riggs. we are going to start with u.s. politics. jeff sessions has eased some pressure building around his meetings with the russian ambassador. he said he would recuse himself from investigations involving russia in the presidential election. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. the idea that i was part of a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries of the russian government is totally false. taylor: two trump campaign officials spoke to the ambassador during the republican convention. it's not unusual for them to interact with diplomats. they are split on the paris agreement on a climate change. moderates in the administration believe president trump should stick with the agreement, even though he is pledged to withdraw. stephen bannon once out of the deal. rex tillersontate and the president's daughter of our want to stay in. theresa may has launched an attack against ni

if we go to our first word news, riggs.ent trump has given house republicans an ultimatum on the republican replacement bill. he says he will move on to other legislative priorities if they don't ask today. trumpight, the administration made changes to the bill to appease health conservatives. it is not clear if that will win enough votes. a loss would be a blow to the president and house speaker paul ryan. mexico is expecting formal talks on the future of nafta to begin. bloomberg was told that mexico can live without the agreement. >> we have to prepare for all scenarios. the table is something that is not good for mexico, texaco will step away from nafta. taylor: president trump has threatened to scrap nafta. in south america, it may be a signal that the ban on beef and chicken imports will not be over quickly. jbs suspended all operations. police are investigating whether brazilian inspectors were bribed to clear tainted meat for export. in europe, a new twist in the french presidential race. the french president has be

taylor riggs is here. europe, a warning on brexit.leaving may be confrontational. >> the u.k. has rejected the suggestion a paid $65 billion to leave. in return, he wants immunity. >> plan was forced out after misleading michael flynn about the russian ambassador. china has expressed optimism, but president trump is predicting it very difficult discussion. he is blame job losses on the chinese. momentumia, increase for the world's second-largest economy. factories have been rebounding since the middle of last year. >> let's get right to it. lots to talk about. oil with a liftoff. fix --the pleased on the the vix. the dollar mexico -- it went long peso. we are almost at the end of a quarter that was pretty good. this is what we are seeing overall. investors -- little reason to storyhares higher and my is the rand tumbling. this is a chart about net worth to disposable income. the glory years and then they got a little volatile. >> this is what i'm looking at. you are seeing a little bit of volatility. this is after the south african pr

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.lor philip hammond is set to give his brexit budget in two hours from now, expected to strike an upbeat tone and say the economy is resilient. let's get back to kit juckes on the u.k.. i know come wants to talk about sterling. what is the big unknown in the u.k. for sterling? a transitional deal or a safeguarding of the manufacturers for cars and finance? kit: it is one step further on from that, how does the transitional deal, the arrangements we get, how does that affect medium-term growth forecasts? the government is expecting some kind of a slow down now but if you look at forecasts, five years out, what they might've been about 2% growth, back to trend growth. the uncertainty is what are the risks that whatever deal is struck the average growth rate 2022 is a fair bit lower, that is the downside risk. francine: late -- the house of lords yesterday, there was a vote saying theresa may needs to consult parliament for any brexit deal. is this something that is worrying because she ha

. >> i-80 is open from colfax to the state lines but cars trucks that have snow tires, big riggs can't go through. it had been closed because of whiteout conditions, crews have cleared the roads but asking drivers to take it slow. >> very heavy snow fall and it's coal so the snow is not melting at all. it's incredibly slick. >> they warn the freeway to close again. chains enforced on highway 50. >> you can track it with our abc 7 news app. and doppler 7 app to get breaking weather instantly. >> south officials say rain is not -- for coyote creek. abc 7 news was in san jose for family flood relief day to raise money for flood victims. the farmers union giving 25 pskt of their takings today with recovery efforts. >> the response has been very positive finding out they were going to be participating in the relief disaster relief fund by dining and enjoying the food. >> thousands of people were forced to evacuate with very little notice when coyote creek flooded last month. officials are being criticized for not lerptialerting earlier. >> you can see this biker started weaving through traf

first is taylor riggs. wanted to look ahead at the fed meeting and a look at the short-term yield curve and where u.s. and u.k. bonds are trading at that.i give the spread between the u.s. two-year and the u.k. two-year. usually, the sprint is negative as the u.s. yield is lower. there is nothing new about that. that is what should be expected. look at 2016.everything changes . we spoke to two people on "bloomberg surveillance" this morning that were explaining this dynamic to us. in the u.s., we are raising rates faster sooner. the u.k. not happening at all there. said theome strategist economy is on a gradual down path slower. .ou can check out my chart here vonnie: just about the yields in the u.s. and the u.k. mark: can i just say, happy international women's day to you both? anything to boost my chances of winning. vonnie: i already said it to tailor. too late for that one. you have to think of something else. mark: it was a week ago that i did a chart on japanese inflation. first increase since decemb

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. this is the data out of the bloomberg. then we will go to london. 114curve is flattening at basis points. oil with a $47 handle, $47.17. there is a weight to oil. will join us on the equity markets. a cell, 19.03. -- the peso, 19.03. guy: any to think about how markets are set up. we have been talking about what is happening on the hill and how health care will affect the future of this administration. waiting and watching, trying to get a clear idea. in terms of the cable rates, sales data will have a bigger effect beyond yesterday's terror attack. the muscle memory is you do not trade terror attacks. it did ripple possibly into what is happening in france. it is interesting how mr. macron reacted. tom: here's the polls of the american confidence. the optimism of the 1990's, the bloomberg consumer comfort index. here is the challenge, the great recovery, you wonder where this will be in three months or six months given the legislation and distraction the president fac

let's check in with "first word" with taylor riggs. eu president donald tusk says he hopes the u.k. will be a partner even after leaving the bloc. british prime minister theresa may said brexit is a zÜrich moment from which there can be no turning back. anxious --on, if you a few anxious moments new the capital. a cruiser was brand-new the capital and this ramp near the capital. at one point -- a cruiser was rammed near the capital. familiar with the matter say the president's chief economic advisor will be among those conducting a briefing. one of their proposals is the border adjusted tax. that would replace the 35% corporate tax with a 20% tax on domestic sales and imported goods. bob dylan, winner of the 2016 nobel prize for literature come will get his metal this weekend in sweden. he did not attend the ceremony in december, saying had other commitments. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. mark: back to brexit. what happens next?

taking a look here, riggs road, we'll keep an eye on it and see exactly what's happening there. southbound rock creek parkway before virginia avenue northwest, still have the left lane getting by that work zone. bottom of the beltway all of those routes are okay this morning. a reminder as well on metro, blue line delays, earlier problem there at franconia. a look at your travel times coming up. >>> a top story we are following this morning may have you talking on your commute into work. metro has plans to raise fares but a new proposed budget will keep some service cuts from happening. metro's gm is calling to 25 cent increase to rail and bus fares. justin finch will join us at 6:00 to tell us when those higher fares could take effect. >> and house republicans unveiling their plan to replace the affordable care act. >> a lot more about this today. one of the chairman of the house ways and means committee discusses the bill later this morning. edward lawrence is live for us now. what does this bill get rid of and what aspects of the act do republicans want to keep in place? >> t

all lanes are blocked there this morning and riggs road northeast west of south dakota avenue has that water >> good morning. yes, we do have rain around early, but the good news is it's going to clear pretty quick. >> i think we'll be back. plenty of sunshine coming our way this afternoon. springtime is messing with our heads a little bit here. >> it kind of is and it's going to be a little bit more of a winter taste in the air as we go into the weekend. we have changing temperatures over the next few days here. here's a look at the radar. the rain quickly moving across 95 into charles county now. it's starting to leave quantico. fredericksburg a little bit lighter now. a lot of this rain starting to come to an end. as we go through the day today you can expect more in the way of sunshine, windy conditions. temperatures really warming up even a mild start this morning. good morning, chuck. >> you betcha'. 35 is an average low temperature for this time of the year so we're already some ten to 15 it will be another very mild afternoon and even with the rain chances here early this morni

now to the bloomberg first word news, here is taylor riggs. >> in the u.s.ntelligence committee will question fbi director james comey about president trump's claims that barack obama wiretapped him during the campaign. comey says he has seen no evidence to back up the president's claims. he will testify about russian meddling in the election. scotland's leader says it is not reasonable to make scott's wait until 2021 for another vote on independence. they accused british prime minister theresa may of being intransigent on the issue. she is negotiating for the u.k. to leave the eu. they say a vote in two years will be a fair compromise. the leaders of germany and japan have called for a concerted effort to defend free trade. angela merkel and shinzo abe are advocating a trade deal between japan and the european union. they say it would underscore the benefits of an interconnected global economy. and in asia, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson used a 24 hour trip to beijing to reassure chinese leaders about the trump administration. after meeting with chin

here is taylor riggs.g to arrest the former president on graft allegations. they asked a court to issue an arrest warrant. there are allegations that she colluded with a form -- longtime friend. president trump has lashed out at republican leaders and conservative groups following the defeat of the health care bill. on twitter, the president criticize the house freedom caucus, heritage foundation and the club for growth. a vote oners scrapped the replacement for obamacare largely from a pot -- opposition from republicans. the president of emirates airlines says there have been no complaints of travel -- from travelers who were not allowed to bring their laptops on board. the airline is watching to see if the u.s. ban on having larger electronic devices on board have the -- has an impact. if demand diminishes the reasons of issues that are being raised or whatever actions the united states government takes, we will have to adjust accordingly. taylor: clark says he believes the u.s. imposed the ban to a -- i

. >> the fbi as part of our counterintelligence mission is investigating the riggs government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> reporter: the testimony from fbi corredirector james comey offering two black eyes first revealing an ongoing investigation now in its seventh month. >> that includes investigating the nature of any links between the individuals associated with the trump campaign and the there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. >> reporter: and then publicly undercutting the president refuting trump's tweet, quote, obama has wiretaps in trump tower. >> director comey, was the present statement obama had his wired tapped true? >> we have no evidence to support that. >> reporter: the president fired back. >> investigating it and having proof of it are two different things. >> reporter: then distanced itself from former trump campaign associates caught up in the investigation including paul manafort. >> paul manafort. >> manafort. >> who served as trump's campaign chairman. >> and then obviously there's been discussion of pau

georgia avenue south of 16th street, had an overturned vehicle there and riggs road just west of southenue, water main break with all lanes blocked there. >>> it was the march that sparked a movement and today the same organizers behind the women's march on washington are encouraging women across the country to stay home from work. and there are a lot of ways the march could impact you. we'll give you a look at what you need to know about today's a day without a woman event. the organizers want women to stay home and take the day off from paid and unpaid labor. the group wants to call attention gender discrimination and job insecurity. across the world today is international women's day. women in more than 50 countries plan to strike to raise awareness of gender violence, reproductive rights, labor rights and environmental protection. women are also asked to avoid shopping in stores and online. the exception is small businesses, local businesses, and women and minority owned companies. now, women and men are also being encouraged to wear red. red represents revolutionary love and sacri

all lanes are blocked there this morning and riggs road northeast west of south dakota avenue has thatater

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battling it out today, we have taylor riggs and alix steel. you cannot take my spot.g a look at the banks. we saw jeffries reported earlier how they think the larger banks will perform when they report next month. i tracked the s&p in blue versus the regional banking index and white. i normalized it back to 2015. the s&p really outperformed until the election. then, the regional banking index really took off. they outperformed 20% versus the index in 2016. the issue going forward is a lot of it is based on expectations of deregulation and tax reform. we have the health care vote today. if that doesn't get through and tax reform seems to be off the table or pushed back, you will see some of that dip down. they are about even for 2017. that is a catalyst going forward as we see the vote today and expectations of tax reform and deregulation. oil. i'm talking about katanga is back. oil andthe curve of this is positioning. of 2017n december against the prices for december 2018. this is when you have cheaper prices now versus the future. contango 30 days ago. here is the wh

i'm taylor riggs. david?id: house republicans decided not to bring the american health care act up for a vote. there is concern about the rest of president trump's agenda. over his ability to usher in tax reform. investors say the trump rally could fade a little bit. we look at the unwinding of the trump trade. it's asked charles, a veteran of institutional investors and president of capital alpha. joining us from washington, d.c. let's talk about tax reform. i imagine the first question on your client's minds is this going to happen? david.to some extent, they are concerned if we move in a direction of the benefits from seem to be they diminishing and the timing seems to be diminishing as well. a slippery slope and the passion for it begins to decline. at that point, the trump trade would be fully unwound. we don't think we are there yet. listening toe you for guidance on a timetable in particular? who are you listening to? charles: it is really like a three ring circus. health carent, the reform, affordable

westbound 70 before 75, a new market crash there in the right lane as well on i-70 and then riggs roadth of university boulevard, still have that crash hanging around. now, the rest of the beltway looks okay. 66 not bad. very typical looking. 95 you can also see looking good northbound and southbound, same thing 95 in maryland. i'll see you back here in a few minutes with that live picture from chopper 4. >>> a woman's life saved by her 7-year-old son. up next, hear the 911 call that is reminding us to prepare our kids for any emergency. >>> plus, you may keep them in your purse or your car, but you need to be a bit more careful wih stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want