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>> hi, ross.l, military experts are telling us that since it is a limited strike, expect to see it being short, as short as a day or two. dozens of cruise missiles will likely strike what we call command and control headquarters, air bases for assad's chemical weapons arsenal. and also the air defense systems around those bases, but probably not the chemical weapons themselves as that would be difficult to control. there could be a lot of, what they call collateral damage. other targets, as many as 150 to 200 of them, according to some analysis, will likely be military airports or missile sites. basically the means of delivering assad's chemical weapons. assad had time to adjust. reports say he's hiding heavy weapons this even soldiers in residential areas, houses and schools. u.s. commanders are confident that the strikes will seriously damage his chemical capability. but they're not meant, ross, to do any more than weaken assad. not to kill him, not to topple him, because with thousands of forei

i'm ross westgate. your headlines today, trying to keep on track in august, while factories turn out more goods than expected. retail sales move stocks around the globe. peugeot and vw higher at the motor show point to strong demand all help the picture in europe. >>> indian rupee is up. hope for now a trade deficit lends strength. >>> and president obama is pushed to take military action against syria, the u.s. senate delaying a vote to move to a resolution and polls show public support is fading. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right. warm welcome to you. this is "worldwide exchange" on tuesday. you can see we're firmly weighted to the up side. global equities 9 to nil -- really, 9 to a half. the stoxx 600 up near session highs, it follows the best day in eight weeks, triple digit gains for the first time since august the 1st. the ftse right now down 16 points yesterday. up .75%. the cac 40 up about 1.1%. ftse mib up, as well

i'm ross westgate.tions underway in berlin as angela merkel's conservative sweep to an historic victory turns to forming a coalition as we await the final election count. >>> chinese factory activity hits a six-month high. rising export orders boosting the hsbc pmi. that's keeping the main land growth on track. >>> the show down could get loud and ugly this week in washington. eight days for congress and the white house to avoid a possible government shutdown. >>> and a terrorist attack on a busy kenyan shopping mall leaves at least 68 dead as the hostage crisis spills into a third day amidst reports of gunfire and explosions in nairobi. >>> all right. very good morning to you. if you've just joined us state side, angela merkel has won a victory in the german federal election. she's been left facing coalition prices. she's got 41.5% of the vote, not enough to get an absolute a majority. her liberal partners failed to make it into parliament. jeff and annette have been pulling the all night shift in berl

it's going be fascinating here, ross. are lots of issues on the table that parties will have to trade on to try and get closer to the end game here. and that's where the interest is for our audience, i think, ross. what happens to the minimum wage idea? what happens to tax hikes? what happens to ottobahn charges? a whole slew of different fiscally sensitive ideas that will impact the direction of travel for the german economy and the future day-to-day for german people. >> yeah, that's very much it. and as they're really at the early stages here in terms of coalition forming. yesterday i attended a press conference from the christian democrats which is, of course, angela merkel's party. and i asked the deputy chairman how they like the idea, as well, of the coalition of the green. take a listen. >> i'm not optimistic, but we will have talks with the green party. and then you have to analyze. is it possible for four years or is it not possible? and i am skeptical that it's possible, but talks are important. >> so, you see,

hi, sherry. >> hi, ross. samsung to test tout demand out there for wearable devices now. and not the first time for samsung, either. it will introduce watch phones in the past, but not so successful, obviously. samsung was pretty cautious in terms of the events. forecasting how the galaxy gear will do. but the market seems a little more excited, at least this time with its competitors like apple making similar moves, too. by next month, the number is going up to some 140 countries. now, there were some questions or doubts that i personally had about this smartphone, smart watch, excuse me, called galaxy gear. it's $299 and it's pretty pricey and it's only interactive with -- >> okay. very sorry, but we have a very bad mike line interruption there. so apologies about that. i don't like cutting her off in her prime. >> i know. and she was raising some really good points, the concerns that we have with this watch. but why don't we ask the experts. siran is joining us live from singapore. now, we, ross and i, as

i'm ross westgate.the headlines today. germany's angela merkel makes a final appeal ahead of weekend elections as polls suggest the rate is far from over. >>> the leader of greece's radical left parties say germans are not being punished for bailing out athens. >>> and tough medicine, a price rate hike from the rbi to wrestle down inflation sends indian stocks tumbling. currently support measures are also rolled back. and the federally fizzled out. warren buffett says stocks are more or less fairly priced right now. it's getting harder to find bargains. >>> all right. a very good morning to you. we saw the dow and the s&p snapping a four-day winning streak yesterday. dow, 40 points, the s&p down 3. right now as far as futures are concerned, we're above fair value. the nasdaq at the moment, about 5 points plus fair value and the s&p, what, about 2 points above fair value. european stocks have been fairly flat, really, during the session today. yes, it's red, but three points lower for the ftse. the xetra

i heard ross pronounce him dead... he's gone. mcdonald: i thought he might have seen me, might have been able to identify me. all my life i've believed that communism will prevail. one state, one mind, all equal. i've sacrificed everything for the cause. everything. now i won't live to see it. but it will come. contemptible! (gunshot) man (on intercom): thurston, conservative: 6,322. watt: liberal, 5,251. wainwright: labour, 6,448. yes! (cheering and applause) sam, what are you doing? this. sam, i've got to make a speech. so do i. adam wainwright. you're going to be the best member of parliament peckham has ever seen. i'm so bloody proud of you. i couldn't have done it without you. that's just not true. adam-- sorry-- speech. come on. what's happened to the girl? back with her family. will she talk? she'd sooner forget the whole thing, i think. can't say i blame her. the man who got her out, i take it that was your doing. he certainly proved himself quite useful. maybe we should encourage him to apply. i'll see what i can do. tak

i'm ross westgate. the headlines, investors cautious in early european trade as president barack obama vows to explore diplomatic options. but it's not a guarantee that russia signs up to get rid of chemical weapons. >> too early to tell whether this offer will succeed. and any agreement must verify that the assad regime keeps its initiative. >> two new iphones from apple get a mixed reception. agents discuss pricing over emerging markets. shares surge. >>> chinese premier kicks off the summer davos in dalian. we'll hear from major players at the event. and verizon is expected to raise nearly $50 million from its bond sale and it could end up being the biggest corporate set deal ever. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right. a warm welcome to today's program. plenty to get through, coming up. mining retailers help post solid growth, but will it increase pressure? the country's finance minister joins us on a first in cnbc interview in half a

that was an easy one, ross. >> that's fine.ve got the italian bond auction coming up at an interesting time. this is despite the fact that italian markets have been selling off today fairly heavily. this is after allies of sylvia berlusconi voted last night to resign. it's a special senate committee which meets now on october the 4th does vote in favor of berlusconi because of his tax convicti conviction. that story rumbling on and on. it would be nice if we got some closure on that one way or the other. >>> ross, earlier we asked the viewers whose side you are on as the uk government takes on europe over a planned cap on banker bonuses. we've heard neal johnson from malaysia has -- i think he's one of my twitter followers from back in asia. he has tweeted to say we either have a free labor market or we do not. the eu should focus on important things like making sure bananas are straight. >> there was a while when bananas were a little too -- forget about bananas for a second, gina. i'm trying to just move you away from the ban

ross?right, bertha, thanks for that. >>> growing prospects of a syrian strike have spooked equities. so how will wall street react? we'll preview trading day ahead in the states right after this. >>> vladimir putin will consider supporting a military strike on syria if it is proven the assad regime is responsible for carrying out alleged chemical weapons attacks. an interview with ap urged western leaders to submit convincing evidence to the u.n. security council and warpd against a unilateral strike. >> i do not exclude this. but i would like to draw your attention to one absolutely key aspect. in line with international law, only the u.n. security council could sanction the use of force against a sovereign state. any other pretext or method which might be used to justify the use of force against an independent sovereign state is inadmissible and can only be interpreted as an aggression. >> putin said russia suspended deliveries of missile systems into syria but would supply damascus with

hi, annette. >> hey, ross. was just another parliamentary debate, the last big debate here in parliament between steinbrook and angela merkel and the other party leaders. angela merkel again stressed that she was the chancellor during four years where people really gained in wealth. she wants to stay the chancellor for another four years to make people even more happy by 2017. whether this is realistic or not, i'll discuss now with my guest who is christophe smith from the institute, from the rwi institute, i should say. thank you very much for coming to us here to berlin. so my first question would of course be is that realistic that people can be even more wealthy after another four years of angela merkel? >> actually all things in life are relative. and if germany looks at last four years, it will probably realize that other countries in the european union have fared much worse. our labor market has been very stable and we have been something like the growth anker in europe, which is saying something. but in

(ross) is there a family trust that reverts to him upon his brother's death? (goren) they each had their own. ted's is gone and adlai's is quite substantial. the brother was an easy mark. you'd think he'd want him alive. maybe not. this is an e-mail from adlai to ted sent this past january. "i don't want to start the year with debt between us. "let's wipe the slate clean. "you don't owe me a dime, but i can't invest any more money in your ventures." who's handling adlai's finances now? his estate went to his wife. except for henry's sizeable trust and as his mom, she administers that too. ted might have thought he'd have better luck with her than with his brother. you have enough to hold him on embezzlement? uh, look, nobody actually understand any of this. it would take awhile to sort it out. well, uh, notary fraud... that totally works. i could try to-- okay. down, boy. uh, let's bring ted in. i don't want him running before we can make our case. mr. copeland? police. hello? ted? (eames) central, we need csu and a bus. 113 east 71st. probable doa. it's an op

i'm ross westgate. the fed is expected to announce today it will start reducing its bond buying program by $10 billion to $15 billion a month. >>> stocks in europe are trading cautiously higher. they near five-year highs. in anticipation of the fed's decision. >>> home prices in china meanwhile soar nearly 20% amid speculation the government might try and call the market down. >>> and changing forchs sales pick up in the third quarter after a poor first half due to poor weather and a weak yen. >> fingers crossed, everybody, that today will be the end when we have to -- the end of time when we can stop talking about taper. set taper gossip giving away to cold, hard facts when the fed's two-day meeting concludes. the fass dak being up at a 15-year peak on tuesday, u.s. treasuries up for the fifth day in a row and the nikkei up on an eight-week high. investors appeared calm by the prospects of a modest scale back of stimulus. but what if recent data turns paper light into paper zero? get a look at some of

hi, sixuan. >> thank you, ross. china markets outperformed yet again led by financials and some shipping counters while costs continued to rise on a brighter economic outlook. but the nikkei 225 lost a model 3%. shinoah levels came in better than expected. mitsubishi motors and sharp both tanked. sharp tanked 6% to a 2 1/2 month low as it may rise up to $1.5 billion in a public share offering. mitsubishi motor tumbled 8% after it was reported the automaker plans to offer $2 billion for shares to the public. in china, coal is under pressure after basing announced measures to reduce coal risk consumption and shut down old plighting facilities. meanwhile, apple suppliers continue to trek lower finding apple's tumble overnight. and the market connected the latest iphone is available. down another 6% today. back to you. >>> goldman sakes says it's time to play the country's rebound. there's a special report on cnbc.com. but the banking firm has pointed to the positive industrial outpoints data which emerged last month. f

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back to you. >> ross, thank you for that. we're looki ining forward to th interviews. >>> the stoxx europe 600 is pulling back a little bit ahead of the all important nonfarm payroll reports. many say this could be the most important jobs report that we have seen so far this year, of course, because it may decide that tapering is set to start in september. the stoxx europe 600 is off by .2%, after we hit 2 1/2 week highs in yesterday's trading session. caution is what we're seeing in the markets this morning in the ftse 100, off marginally. the xetra dax losing a third of 1% and similar percentage losses for the cac 40 and the italian markets as well. italian markets interestingly enough are not reflecting fears about a collapse of the coalition government just yet. also, this is reflected and pretty steady yields for the ten-year italian yield. in the bond markets, wow, so much activity, so much excitement because many of the key levels have been taken out in terms of the yields. the ten-year bund yield is above the 2% level

i'm ross westgate. i'm ross westgate.rading cautiously today as investors await the spec'd tapering announcement of the fed after its two-day meeting concludes tomorrow. >>> police say they're convinced there was just one gunman at a washington navy yard that killed 13 people. the worst incident at a u.s. military installation in four years. >>> and philips unveils a 1.5 billion euro buyback. the shares fall as the dutch conglomerate warns that economic difficulties persist. >> we are flagging ongoing concerns around the economy and headwinds. and this affects basically health care driven by north america and the reform that's going on there. europe because of the general economic situation. >> and auto shares trading lower as data shows european car sales fell nearly 5% in august. the peugeot is the biggest loser of the lot suffering an 18% drop in registration. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> a very good morning to you. equity fairly cautious as the fed begi

i'm ross westgate. your headlines today from around the globe, the fed surprises everyone by deciding fought to taper its bond purchases. they have left the door open for future moves. >> the data confirm our basic outlook. we have more confidence in that outlook and we believe that the three-part test that i mentioned is indeed coming to past. then we could move later this year. >> stocks here in europe rally, as well. basic resources leading the way. gold initially striekd by more than 4% on the back of the fed. and a no taper move translate into the emerging markets. currencies like the rupee surge in countries like thailand and indonesia. >>> and stocks get the eurozone, more protests expected in greece after the murder of a 34-year-old rapper brought violent clashes. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right. we're up and running here on "worldwide exchange." big global reaction to the fed. it says it's not ready to cut back j

diane estabrook al jazeera. >> ross is back with sports. this boxing match is getting a lot of buzz. >> $75 on pay purview, we found. floyd mayweather will be fighting camello al easy, just made weight at 152 pounds. that's a concern because the kid usually fights at a heavier weight. mayweather fights at 150. you have to have your run comfortable pose. a lover not a fighter of the super-fight. >> meet the champion, floyd mayweather junior at 36 he is widely considered to be the greatest boxer of his era. winning world titles in five different weight classes. to say mayweather has dominated boxing would be an understatement. flashy outspoken and not one to shy away from the cameras, mayweather is not one to shy away from the fight. >> going down as a legend, going down as an icon. that motivates floyd mayweather. >> then saul alvarez, known for his power and strength. he is the currently wbc-wba junior welter weight. >> i'm not coming to make a good fight, i'm coming to win. >> besides camello, is oscar de la hoya, who has his own history w

and we won't know probably until the siege is over. >> brian ross, thank you. the coverage of the massacre in kenya for tonight. much more tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> but we move on this evening now, to washington, where late today, there was a memorial for the victims of the terrible gun violence here at home. president obama remembering the victims of the navy yard shooting. the gunman there, alluding security and taking 12 lives once inside. in the same week, a mass shooting at a playground in chicago, 13 people injured, including a 3-year-old boy. the president this weekend, renewing his call for lawmakers to act on gun violence. >> what wears on us, what troubles us so deeply, as we gather here today is how this senseless violence that took place in the navy yard echoes other recent tragedies. >> the president late today. and of course, the more immediate battle brewing in washington is the one that could greatly affect every american. your 401(k), your retirement savings, because the markets are showing real jitters about lawmakers on

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i'm becky quick and ben kernen and ross sorkin.s bowing out of the race for the new fed chief position. the former clinton treasury secretary called president obama yesterday to notify him. in a letter to the president falling the call he said he have reluctantly concluded that any possible confirmation process for me would be acrimonious and would not serve the interest of the federal reserve, the administration or ultimately the market recovery. for anyone who thought yellen and summers were the same, the market doesn't think so. europe is following suit. if you take a look at what's been happening there, you'll see right now markets at least

ross school of biz and the athletic department. this rises ross' total donations to the university to more than $300 million. >>> this sounds like something out of those old dick tracy comics but the smart watch is a wearable tech device and a reality. seema mody has more on the latest gadget you thought you didn't need. >> ladies and gentlemen, i present to you samsung galaxy gear. [ applause ] >> reporter: the battle for your wrist has begun. >> welcome to the future. >> reporter: samsung and qualcomm announcing to the world the smart watch arrived. they are the first serious entrance to the industry. analysts say the smart watch is the most important product category to watch in a consumer electronics base. sony, microsoft, apple and google are said to be working on their own version of a smart watch device. they expect a 5 to 10 million smart watches may ship as samsung and others get it right and the trend towards wearable tech looks to be here to stay. >> great idea. >> you can carry it around with every outfit. as long as it

>> bruian ross, thank you. our coverage of the mall massacre in kenya tonight. >>> we move on this evening now and to washington. where late today, there was a memorial for the victims of the terrible gun violence here at home. president obama remembering the victims of the navy yard shooting. the gunman alluding security and taking 12 lives, once inside. in the same week, a mass shooting at a play ground in chicago. 13 people injured, including a 3-year-old boy. the president this weekend renewing his call for lawmakers to act on gun violence. >> what wears on us, what troubles us so deeply, as we gather here today is how this senseless violence that took place in the navy yard echoes other recent tragedies. >> the president late today in washington, remembering the victims of gun violence this last week. >>> when we come back, we'll have much more news. what hillary clinton said about running for president, perhaps her most telling answer yet, in a moment. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the do

ross is here, and the cowboys off to a good start, huh? >> how about them cowboys. and tony romo, he has a man card for life. the good news for cowboy fans, x rays came back negative on those ribs, so romo expected to strap it up sunday when the cowboys head to kansas city to take on the chiefs. they beat the giants last night, and the giants pretty much gave the game away, because they turned it over six times. david wilson, twice, and after a second fumble the kid was in the dog house and benched for the rest of the game. the giants plan to work out brandon jacobs, lewis mcgahee, and joe mcknight. robert griffin the third will strap it up tonight. he and the red skins will be hosting chip kelly and the philadelphia eagles tonight. it will be interesting to see how kelly's fast-paced offense will work with michael vick at the helm. i can't wait. >> all right. ross, appreciate it, thing you. >>> of the woman who completed the 110 mile swim, is now being questioned. some believe she had some help during her swim,s which are lers are revows after the olympic cmmittee

. >>> pleasanton-based ross dress for less is being sued. the lawsuit against the discount clothing store was filed by three people from oakland. they say they were either paid late, not paid enough, or not paid overtime for cleaning ross stores. the three worked for firms that are contracted by a company hired by ross. the suit claims ross knowingly pays that company less money than needed to hire janitors and that the company in turn hires other companies at lower cost. ross has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> this is a very interesting story. a man from ohio is using youtube to confess to his role in a deadly drunk driving crash. >> on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kenzani. >> 22-year-old matthew cordle said he was, quote, blackout drunk, when he crashed into another vehicle head on and killed a 61-year-old man. police had already identified him as the driver, but had not named him publicly. cordle says he will plead guilty when he is charged and he wants this video to be a warning to others not to drink and drive. >>> a new

ross thank you. >>> they have come from around the world literally.head, update from the un general assembly, and continued explosions and a collapse inside a mall in nairobi, at least 72 people with dead, and the attackers say they are still holding hostages. >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm tony harris. here is a look at your headlines. president obama spoke to world leaders at the united nations. he asked the world to support tough sanctions against syria if it doesn't give up its chemical weapons. and iranian president hassan rouhani spoke, and said that any threat from iran has been overexaggerated. >> translator: such imaginary threat is the so-called iranian threat which has been employed as an excuse to justify a long catalog of crimes and catastrophic practices over the past three decades. >> we're joined by a fellow at the simpson foundation. good to talk to you. what did you think of the speech? >> well, i thought it was a very thoughtful speech. he is obviously a very sophisticated and intelligent man, and i think we should sort of view

but a lot can happen. >> ross, thank you.iladelphia. >>> the foxing world is paying tribute to heavyweight champion ken norton who died at age 70. he was best known for breaking mohammed ali's jaw in beating him in 1973. norton went on to fight him twice more, losing both bouts. he did won the heavyweight championship in 1977. he talked about the three fights with the ali in the 1970s. >> he's remembered as one of the great heavyweights of the golden age of heavyweights which is the 1970s and early 80s. i mean i also saw him fight george for man in caracas. and i'm afraid george foreman overpowered him. but norton was a very good fighter. hhe had 43 fights and 33 knockouts. that gives you an idea. he was a body beautiful. he looked like he had been scriptured. when he finished his career he appeared in 20 movies and was always on american television. >> and kenny said the reason why he's leaving the formula lotus team is because he isn't being paid. the champion will join ferrari next season where he'll be raising along ferna

. >> ross is here with your sports headlines talking about mr. matthews. >> yes, just beautiful hair. clay matthews in the hot seat all week. he got ripped by jim harbaugh who questioned his manhoods. matthew was fined $15,000 for the place hit on kaepernick in the season opener. he launched himself and clotheslined kaepernick. he said, i'm an awesome player, not a dirty player. >>> and if you have nic, he tors acl in practice and he's done for the season. ahmad bradshaw is expected to pick up the flack. barry bonds on just o obstructif justice charge held up. it's unclear whether bonds will appeal again because he's scheduled to serve 30 days of house arrest and be on two years probation. also of note, jim furyk tied a pga tour record by shooting a 59 at the bmw championships. that's like a tony harris score. >> yeah, in my dreams. appreciate it. california lawmakers have approved a bill that will allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses. the new measure would require a special mark notation on the licenses. governor jerry brown su

. ♪ >>> ross is here now with the headlines in sports and the cubs making a pretty big move today rosshat's right. the cubs decided to fire their manager. in two seasons under him they finished in last place in two years. they are expected to pursue joe girardi. >>> the patriots are improved to 4-0 but their defensive captain could be done for the season. he tore his right al-keeleys in this play. he has been a rock on the defensive line and it's going to be a huge blow for new england. and blake locker had to be carted off of the feel. he injured his hip on this nasty hit right here. the team leave believes locker will be out for at least a month. also tonight you have the undefeated saints and dolphins. and in baseball the rays and rangers will play a tiebreaker. >> i can't wait for that. and for ross a later in the program with more sports. ross thank you. >>> the shutdown showdown nearing the strike of midnight with no deal on capitol hill, president obama is expected to addressing the funding fight from the white house briefing room, that is scheduled for 4:45 eastern time. >>> fo

ross, appreciate it. thank you.ome of the world's best graffiti arrestists are using an area of miami as an open campus. they're turning a run down neighborhood into an outdoor gallery. we have the story. >> reporter: in urban landscapes across the world, graffiti is often seen as a blight, something that communities work hard to get rid of. but then came the win ward art district. this neighborhood is essentially a blank canvas for the world's best graffiti artists, and this area was little more than an industrial wasteland. now it's being touted as the biggest open air gallery in the world. street after street is bold and distinctive murals cover walls, buildings and businesses. this is one of the largest collections of graffiti in the world, and artists say one important factor makes it unique. >> i like having the art work out in the streets, and not in homes or collectors and in galleries. it's an opportunity for the every day person to see creative expression, and to have your work available to the community 4

let's go live to the main event where every loves ross.y we sent our ross shimabuku to the city of brotherly love. andy reid didn't have to watch a lot of game film for this one with the eagles? >> that's right. because reid picked most of the players on the roster. over 68,000 fans will be rocking the house here tonight. the big question will they boo andy reid or cheer andy reid. he spent 14 years as head coach, five nfc championship games, and one super bowl appearance. but tonight he comes in as the kansas city coach, and public enemy number 1. >> this is not a one-man show. this will take a team effort. >> adding to tonight's drama, the eagles will deretire jonathan mcnabb's jersey. the 5-year-old reid is still considered a father figure to many of these current eagles, because he drafted most of them, and even gave michael vick a second chance in 2009 after the quarterback was released from prison. >> seeing him in red there is something about that -- it is different for me. but i'm just happy coach is happy. he had an opportunity to

of ross's direct investment fund so like all his ideas so what he felt about the new brake development bank in the complex it says that it may have a different models there is a model of different countries having different developmental banks and the african will being for example you said development bank in russia very successful showing example for how you can really grow infrastructure and grow elements but have a developmental base the question is still open about development being for you know g. twenty how will it work is it to many countries working together to me process very easy and how decisions are being made so i think it will be discussions during meetings that will address some of those issues and what are the main issues that we think location and he's going to be in charge of providing all of that you see to be defined as well as are many should so for example there's already a world bank and i.m.f. and budget was institutions so i was going to be separate there was a question of how decisions are going to be made there is a question of where is this bank is going to

ross westgate is standing by in london. ross, good morning. >> morning, becky. i think joe is safe for now. it's okay. we are 7-3, declineser outpacing advancers. and it's about the lows of the session for the ftse. the ftse yesterday was up around 4 points by the close. despise those gains, not much moment momentum. the cac 40 down sh 4%. the ftse mib down 0.7%, as well. talking about italy, borrowing costs jumping to the highs of 2012 for three-year paper that was auctioned this morning. yields jumping out from 2.33% a couple of months ago to 2.72% this morning. there's still a lot of political uncertainty this in italy. the senate here, and i've talked all week about whether mr. berlusconi could reconseen. so italian yields are here. we good see gilt yields up over on highs of the year. we've had the bank of england governor, mark carney and other members of the committee giving testimony today to the british harlment. mr. carney said he expected the yield curve would steepen with his forward guidance. he said the most important rate is the bank of england ba

ross will have that story and more up next. retirement.s bailouts or bond rates, this stuff gets complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. ♪ >>> well, i will tell you this, alex rodriguez, ross, said he was anxious for this day to come, it is here. >> yes, let the games begin. he is fighting for his baseball life and some $46 million. a-rod and all of his attorneys were there fighting his 211-game suspension. the hearing is expected to last less than five days, after that the group will decide to uphold, reduce, or overturn the suspension. if the suspension is upheld, rodriguez would lose some $32 million in salary, and he wouldn't be back on the field until he is 40 years old. the big story tonight, people, the rays will be taking on the rangers in a tiebreaker in arlington, so we decided to bring in our mlb columnist rob parker. rob who has the advantage in game 163? >> i have to go with texas because texas has owned david price,

. >> i'm ross shimabuku. in sports, a lucky day for jim furyk, bmw championship 11 birdies and an eagle. the sixth player to shoot that imaginatival 59. tied with the lead for brent sneddiker. fantasy football team, you might want to find a influence running back, vick allard tore his acl and is out for the season, la mont bradford is expected to pick up the slack we'll be right back. i'm. >> welcome back to al jazeera i'm john siegenthaler. here are the top stories. four people have died in the flash flooding in colorado, people remain stranded in three towns in estes, james park and lyons, secretary of state john kerry is staying in geneva for a third day to continue his talks with russian's prime minister. working on a u.n. resolution ridding syria of chemical weapons, not including military force, veto any u.n. resolution that includes a military strike. >>> the u.n. chemical weapons report on the attack on syria is expected very soon. the results will be delivered to the u.n. secretary general in new yor