shery: as opposed to a group tourist.. >> these young tourists have their own plan and interests for korean travel. phones.ng mobile wthey can go almost everywhere in korea. to travel destinations. they enjoy authentic korean food. shery: where are they spending their money? >> they stick to shopping. try to experience unique korean things. that is one of the biggest change. thing you interesting were saying earlier, 56% of revenue came from china. how much of a risk is this, given it is such a big part of your tourism industry? mentioned, the chinese goals is ae of our diverse market. we want to expand to the southeast asian market. medical tourism. shery: what about some of the trends? southeast asian companies, are you seeing more people from their question mark >> every year, southeast asian people come to korea more and more. numbers from southeast asia. end holidays are coming up. tourism,in charge of what are your plans for the rest of the year? >> we are doing a special campaign. , a campaign -- the goal of the ca

shery? shery: you are right.dp growth in the third-quarter year on year,.6% bouncing back in the second quarter, but still below 3% for the past year. joining me now is the president of korea economic research institute. thank you so much for coming out is morning.ther let me get started with a gdp figures. what do you attribute the pickup to? >> i think it has been -- to c ome back to one person. quarter on quarter. i think we can and should be that by two factors. first, second quarter growth q, mainlyw, 0.3% q on due to our breakup of -- breakout of mers. governmentming from and deborah to inject more money into the economy using supplementary budget -- coming from the government and to inject more money. secondly, there was some recovery of the facility replacement and housing construction. shery: the bok slashed its growth forecast to 2.7%, the fourth adjustment already this year. you do not expect that growth rate to be achieved. why? >> because i think my institute forecast the whole year 2.4%. because we

here is shery. shery: the slowdown in china continuing to take its toll on luxury brands. burberry is now taking a pay cut -- burberry's ceo is not taking a pay cut. he will cut -- is now taking a pay cut. to trimo plan discretionary costs like travel. the company is in a weaker as it gets more than 30% of its revenue from chinese consumers and only 2% from japan, where many of them are shopping. still, they have not been able to escape the slowdown. its stores will close in hong kong. the thirdst for quarter, after sales decline, they expect our next to rise by 3% or 5% compared to a previous projection of as much as 7%. hutowner of kfc and pizza expanded its border to add cortex management, the -- they are talking but sending of china business. the company also said adjusted little would range from changed to a low single-digit percentage gain. yum! is struggling to attract the diners and china which makes up half of its revenue. a food supplier investigation have spent has to mers -- sent to customers fleeing to competitors. ceo says his company has been reviewing strat

shery: i am old school. speaking of that, let's talk about some seafood.ent to this restaurant in china and he wanted to get a plate, the bill ended up being $240 u.s. he thought it would be six dollars, but if you look at the fine print, it was six dollars per prawn. people are saying it is ridiculous. david: it is, actually. decision day, we are looking at what the bank of japan will do. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls a

here is shery. shery: the biggest tech deal ever.greeing to buy emc which is worth $67 million and will involve 24 sharing cash and new tracking stock. michael dell and long-term partners's over leak will be funding. dell will at about $50 billion to its debt load as it seeks to fend off hp, amazon and others. the computer maker is already carrying $11 billion in debt. the deal will broaden its product lineup and may appease activists and investors looking for more growth. the deal will combine emc's devices like stored data and dell's number two position in servers. notces say sab miller does see the latest takeover as compelling enough to begin negotiations. then i'll think it is worth seeking an extension of wednesday's deadline. 's proposal ab inbev is still short of what the sabmiller -- wants. although, the author is 48% higher than the closing price in september 14. the board determined it was not in the shareholders interest. the exposure to the emerging markets in latin america and africa, but sabmiller is trying to maintain

angie: and, shery, welcome back. shery: i'm going to wac you all wacom.ed they manufactured tablets and touchscreens. it is a technology company. they lowered their net income forecast 14%. operating profit down 13%. outlook on expected shipment decline for smartphones. about 10 years ago, they were quite popular, but now everyone has a smart phone. shery: they supply parts for smartphones as well. since the smart phone market has been so stagnant recently, very overcrowded, i think they are going to take a hit. juliette: get etch-a-sketch. angie: that is back in the day. thanks, guys. that is the verdict from the stock exchange. back in an hour. looking at the next hour of the show, we are speaking to the ceo of australia's second-largest oil and gas producer. about the growth strategy and what's next after a failed bid for oil. we are counting down to the opens in japan and korea. this is "first up." angie: the five-year plan. china's ruling elite gather in beijing to discuss the next economic roadmap as interest rates are cut for a sixth time since nov

shery ahn has the details from hong kong. shery: thanks, guys.ding gains, over $45 per barrel. that rally in metals is also helping mining stocks across asia. you mentioned glencore. they are soaring. bhp billiton gaining as much as 4%. we are seeing the benchmark index at the longest winning streak since july, rising four consecutive days. major benchmark indices across asia are gaining. the nikkei closed higher by 1.6% today helped by oil and gas producers. other stocks that have been gaining in japan as well, softbank leading those games. they gained more than 4% in japan. japan thatd heard in iron and steel producers were attractive given that credit suisse was saying that infrastructure-related companies could be attractive. a report by the nikkei newspaper saying that first-half operating profits jumped 80%. mainland shares in china closed today on holiday. hong kong still trading. we are seeing casino stocks soaring after we heard from reports saying that chinese visitors during golden week surged, not to mention reports that the chinese g

you've on: -- yvonne: here is shery. shery: the latest survey from the central bank of japan shows sentiment worsened in the third quarter. that is from 15. also missing estimates. to drop to 10 in december. there is concern the economy contracted last quarter which would tip the economy into the since 2012.sion send but among large manufacturers did improve to 25, beating estimates. boostmpanies plan to capital editor by 10.9% in the year. analysts forecasts and is a faster increase than the previous quarter. we also had to data out of korea, showing industrial production rose 0.2% in august from a year earlier. this is higher than estimates from economist. the ratio of inventory to shipment was close to the highest level since the 2008 crisis. the slowdown in china, south largest trading partner, is having a big impact on the economy. weaker demand is likely to weigh on production and investment as companies look to reduce stockpiles. the nikkei manufacturing pmi coming in at 49.2, the seventh consecutive month of cont

shery ahn has the details. shery: thanks.in asia are rising today, headed for their biggest five-day gain in two years. that's that the fed will keep interest rates low for a longer time, spurring demands for assets. percentining 4/10 of a and we are seeing oil and gas suppliers gaining the most, more than 2%. barrel, buter leading the gains in emerging markets is jakarta, which rose 2.6% in the morning session. of course, they are now headed for their biggest jump in over a upth, and their currency is 1.7%. this is the biggest jump since 2013. other emerging market currencies -- the korean won is up half a percent. it is now strengthening for the second consecutive session. other asian currencies are seeing the australian dollar also gaining for a fifth consecutive session, up half a percent after the central bank left its key rate unchanged at a record low 2%. ed bets that the central bank will lower rates further this year. back to you. guy: thanks very much. shery ahn with the latest on hong kong. let me give you a quick

angie: thank you for that, shery ahn.her headlines for you right now -- the worst may be over for macau casinos. analysts are more bullish on gaming stocks. galaxy and three other hong kong companies attracted at least eight rating upgrades this month, coming in the middle of a recovery of industry earnings, with better than expected revenue during china's global holiday. there is also expectation that beijing will ask to boost the economy and macau. china could cut national gas prices as much as 30% to encourage the use of greater -- cleaner fuel. sources tell us the move could come as soon as next month. india is looking at d regulating the price of gas and fuel. producers have been calling for change, saying that the course is too low for production. and sinopec is getting approval to build a $20 billion gas pipeline across china. it is said to have an annual capacity of 30,000,000,002 big -- 30 billion cubic meters. there is no timetable yet. city, propertyk developers have been the guiding principles for the past few

shery ahn is standing by.you said it -- a federal reserve minute is helping markets across asia now that there is more speculation that the central bank is not ready to increase rates. we are seeing this momentum across asian stocks, headed for their best weekly day in four years. the nikkei is finishing 1.6% higher, even when it's heaviest todayed stocks plunged +++ estimates. oil is continuing its gains and the shanghai composite is currently rising more than 1% -- it has seen one of its best weekly gains in six months and the shanghai composite has one more hour to go, the hang seng index also gaining 1%, a solid above 40% and the 30 day average -- some shares are the worst performers among global indices and they are making a comeback, searching about 16% since the energyer low -- oil and players are leading the game, not to mention automakers after china just cut attacks on car purchases -- it's taken through some movers in japan. upgraded by awas company -- toshiba also gained more than 5.6%. in the repo

shery ahn is in hong kong with details. shery: good morning.ets across asia are climbing again. you just mentioned samsung. it is finishing its trading ending at 8/10 of 1% higher. it is the heaviest weighted start in the korean market, searching 8.7%, the biggest gain since 2009. another story a play in markets across asia -- oil gained $49 gaining.l, the asx japanese shares were fluctuating all morning after the central bank said they would add stimulus, ending a tenths of 1% higher. hang seng still has a bit to go, gaining 1.4%. the mainland market is still closed for the golden week holiday. theree past couple weeks, has been more risk of demand rising among investors. malaysia emerging markets rose, 4/10 of 1%. one stock i want to mention in cologne import is air asia -- in is air asia.kuala lumpur they are taking the carrier private, boosting the stock and gaining the most in more than a month. sticking with malaysia, the ringgit is gaining 2.5% as this demand risk appetite continues. we are seeing the indonesian rupiah lead a four-day ra

shery ahn and hong kong. good morning. shery: chinese markets come back today after that week long holiday. shanghai composite closed 3% higher. it is less than investors is investors expected. there was a feeling that the government could do more to support the economy. despite of china's rise, we're seeing a mixed picture across asia. moving moreg is than 8%. there could be some -- more than 1%. there could be some moving. in august.fell the sx 100 gained .2%. despite downward pressure. minas in general feeling the pressure -- minors in general feeling the pressure. the korean won strengthening to --wo-month high as we see equities rising. the chinese yuan after the toernment changed, rising 2.17%. you.to jonathan: we have a price for deutsche bank. stock opens 3%. that is not what people anticipated. they thought it would open a lot lower. stock opens lower at 3.6%. here is what is going to happen on today show. deutsche bank unveils its biggest quarterly loss in a decade. the dividend may fall. carney in the hot seat.

shery ann has details. shery: two days of gains.ting data on business sentiment, showing confidence manufacturing is down to 12 in the third quarter, down from team. factory output data showing industrial production rose 0.3%. export numbers, a slowdown. trop ateeing exports 0.8%. the positive sentiment across asia coming from china. ets closed. still, manufacturing data showing pmi is starting to stabilize. 49.8% ind to september. contracting but some stabilization. also beating pmi estimates. the only red spot is new zealand, down 0.1% to read mostly drag it down by sea energy. energy. rising 1.8 percent. calls forring growing the central bank to cut interest rates. because of how much they export data,na, after the pmi look at this. around 9:00 hong kong time, we saw a spike. the japanese yen going in the opposite direction as demand for safe heavens decreases with some signs of stabilization in china. forjapanese yen weakening the second consecutive day. we heard from a former boj deputy governor saying the economy needs for the

let's get to shery in hong kong. shery: asian stocks are heading for the best we can almost four years. it is the best week gives it almost two months. there is speculation that the fed is in a hurry to raise rates, on top of that investors are thinking the chinese government may do more to boost the economy. still has an hour to go. they're reversing yesterday's losses. the nikkei rose despite their retail plunging after they missed earnings estimates. we also saw the asx 100 gaining 1.3% lead by those energy stocks higher because of oil extending gains. korea and taiwan close. malaysia more than 1%, they're one of those take asian energy exporters. net the buyers in equities, -- in equities buying $19 million this month alone after dumping $3.5 billion in september. more demand for local assets, we are seeing the indian currency heading for a second weekly gain. we are seeing malaysia and heading forrrency the best week in over a decade. jonathan: thank you very much. a huge week for miners and energy. here is what

let's get your asian market wrap shery ahn in hong kong. asian stocks are now headed for their biggest five-day gain since 2011. we have two stories today in asia, first speculation that the fed will keep rates low for a longer period of time. second, the impact of that historic trade deal. we are seeing fishing, agriculture stocks rising. the nikkei and are up 1% higher. asx rose 3/10 of a percent. this is all despite a stronger won. hong kong still has an hour to go but it reversed earlier gains it is down 3/10 of a percent. china is still closed for the golden week holidays. we are seeing emerging-market stocks have more demand. the jakarta composite is rising 2.5%, headed for the biggest gain in over a month. is also seeing a gain of more than 1.5%. the korean won is also strengthening for the second consecutive session, .5%. the australian dollar is also rising 4/10 of 1% after the central bank left a key rate unchanged at a record low. back to you. jonathan: shery ahn, thank you very much. that is your market wrap. here is what's happ

shery: good morning. bit of a mixed picture in asia, but at least the chinese markets coming back rising. they are catching up to the global rally. we had investors speculating that there may be more steps by the government here in order to boost the economy. seng downd, the hang 7/10 of a percent. stocks are vulnerable to some profits, even the recent gains. between gainsing and losses today after that data showing that we are seeing one of the biggest slumps and machine orders in august. it dropped 3.5%. they were expected to rise that much. week,0 of a percent this it is gaining 3/10 of a percent. despite some energy players seeing some downward pressure. the australian dollar as well as the kiwi dollar, they are falling today. a reversing that the weeklong rally that we have seen for both currencies, the aussie dollar is rising half a percent. remember the aussie and the kiwi have been the best performers among 10 developed nations, after commodity prices recovered leslie. risingnese currency is to a

shery: academic tutoring.ing to buy but -- buy back up to 4.2% of shares and they plan to raise dividends. angie: let's see who gets top grade to. that is the verdict from the stock exchange. of course, back in an hour to see how the stocks we have got john: don't forget, there's one big wildcard. ♪ mark: welcome to las vegas, site of tomorrow night's democratic presidential debate. first, obama. in an interview with 60 minutes that aired sunday, the president was asked about hillary clinton's unusual e-mail practices. he offered a few words of defense for his former secry

shery ahn is here with the latest.idents have fired, but the 30 executives -- they are fine. current president is saying those people involved in the accounting fraud, they will be punished, but not dismissed. they will stay on payroll. of course toshiba has not just of profits,billion that $6 million in market value since they discovered that they had been overstating profits in about seven years. on --s he will can carry he will carry on with restructuring, including job cuts, not for the executives, but for people in underperforming businesses such as appliances, personal computers, televisions, and semi conductors. three former presidents have resigned, the board has been revamped. they brought in more outside directors, but now we are hearing him say of those directors dismissed from that board overhaul, two of them still remain on the payroll as advisors. angie: the prime minister vowed to improve corporate governance in japan, where is japan? ahn: they are drying up comparisons with other western cultures saying

shery: it has been a contentious week for a be in bed and sab miller. we are hearing from sources telling us that ab inbev has discussed raising its did for sab miller from 42 pounds per share them a 43. that is up to as much as $66, but that is still below what the u.k. were were once, which is closer to 45 pounds a share, -- wants,e u.k. brewer which is closer to the 45 pounds a share. these companies control half of the brewing industry's -- industries, and sab miller, they are being forced to choose sides on whether or not they want this deal to go through. ok, thank you. of course, you can get more on those stories and the rest of the day's news on bloomberg.com. there, you will find in-depth reports and market data and watch interviews you may have missed on bloomberg today. h: and here is david. david: the only market so far not finding itself above water, and a specific group of stocks which i will get to in a minute. like a this.ng broadly speaking x japan, we are off. eight out of 10. markets?ack to our ok, that being said, let me get on with

we have shery ahn following the story. how bad are the growth numbers? shery ahn: singapore's economy has worsened already in the second quarter. we saw the economy contracts for percent -- contract 4%. this time around, the economy is expected to contract again by 1/10 of a percent. be ae are expecting it to technical recession. lb be first in the developed world. singapore is export dependent. they are heard by a slowing growth in china, not to mention uneven recovery in the u.s. and europe. 10 figurethis we have -- can 10 consecutive months of a decline in consumer spending. angie: where are we expect the action? we arehn: given what seeing, 16 out of 25 economists now expects the central bank to ease policies. this would follow a surprise move in january when they said they would seek to slow the pace of the local dollar gains against its trading partners. the monetary authority of singapore, the central bank, manages the economy through guiding the currency, instead of setting interest rates. they adjusted the pace of appreciation or depreciation by

sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at

shery: great start of the week for stocks across asia. we are seeing a fourth consecutive day of gains. we are headed for the longest winning streak since july. a lot of momentum after those disappointing payrolls and factory data undermining the case for a fed rate hike. japan's nikkei gaining for the fourth consecutive session, rising 1.6%. we are seeing the nikkei at the highest level in more than two weeks. the kospi gained 0.4%. closed onhina still golden week holiday. the hang seng rising 1.3%. the asx 200 gaining almost 2%. we have seen a rally in metals helping bhp billiton. it is not of course just bhp billiton on. glencore in hong kong sword. some of those stocks soaring across asia. we are seeing oil and gas jumping more than 2% with oil extending those gains. let me take you through some asian currencies. the korean won trading at the highest level in two weeks. after the case for a fed rate hike was undermined. won's rise ishe backed by trade surpluses. we are seeing the australian and the kiwi dollar gaining today. australia

shery ahn: yes, everything is not awesome.olitical activist ai wei wei wanted ofos to note figures political dissidents. legos said they do not want to provide breaks for any political statement. you can see already, he is using bricks.go this was in san francisco. legos maintains they have never sold directly to the artist. thosere being denied now, bricks, for his exhibition in australia. some people are reacting to that. chinese people are saying, i don't really want to see them being pulled into the political issue here, because all of our kids in china may be banned from playing legos. he says china is china. another prison saying, lego will not be heard because don't forget, they are going high and in china. who cares about with the general people think? a lot of people thinking lego will not back down. juliette: i will tell you but -- what the general people thinks and what i huawei things. he thinks it's ridiculous and discrimination. he has 293,000 twitter legosers, just shy of 300,000. this is his twitter account. he

shery ahn and hong kong. shery: good morning. felt across cut asia.d to a two-month high finishing half a percent higher. at one point, fell into negative territory but managed to regain. the hang seng is down. the nikkei finished 0.7% higher. there was speculation is boj would boost monetary stimulus when they needed it later and a week. the kospi, durable 4% higher. the asx unchanged. remember we saw a proxy interest rate hike with the three biggest banks raising the home loan rates. which means it will help cool the property market and not to currency.in in the the forex space. japanese yen strengthening lightly. of 0.3%. it is after it fell to the lowest level against the dollar on friday. the biggest news out of japan today, the massive ipl. japan holdings. pricing at the top end of that range. the government brigade and $12 billion, the biggest ipo and 2 decades and the biggest privatization project in three decades. a different story for a currencies. the korean won leading to the declines in asia. down 0.8%. the lowest level in two months. 0.5

i think if one goes and does the math and compares what companies are spending today on shery purpose interest and dividends -- on share repurpose, interest, and dividends, i feel very comfortable with the decisions we have made an even more so on attacks adjusted basis. emily: will we see dell making mobile phones? why not? michael: this has been a very difficult sector. one of our competitors got in say space and -- let's just there is one company that does really well in mobile phones and a whole bunch of companies that don't. emily: you must be talking about apple. michael: we are not planning to get into the mobile phone business. emily: you took this company private two years ago. is there one thing you miss about being a public company? michael: no. i am sorry, there is nothing i miss about being a public company. it is so much easier to operate a private company. i will point to couple of things. dell with our customers a survey. our net promoters scores are at the highest they have ever been in our company's history. we also do an employee survey across all of our 100,000 tea

deirdre: republican strategist sheri jacobus is here. political analyst, evi williams.rting with you, what do you expect on thursday? >> i think hillary and her allies will try to make it seem like partisan witch-hunt. unfortunately we had republican, high-ranking republican say that just because someone's poll numbers go down in scandal like this, doesn't mean it's a partisan investigation. and i think that hillary clinton certainly has hardcore supporters, you have those on the right and the left who will believe her no matter what or those who don't believe her but want her to survive it, they know she is lying they will not change their minds. but there is all important middle, the ones that make difference in elections and change our country who may have would have supported her but find it very crass she is the one politicizing this when we know we have four dead americans under her watch as secretary of state. for her to be touting some accomplishments as secretary of state, she doesn't have any. this is woman who has had decades in the public eye to achieve some

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beaches will continue to get hammered hard with the shery wind, strong rain. or heavy rains and strong wind doing beach damage. meanwhile, find out what is happening in ocean city. jonathan elias with a live report. jonathan: as you say, we have been seeing the strong winds. the rain has let up. but when it comes down it's so spheres, you have to turn your head the other way or it will blind you. the surf is really kicking up. this has not lel up at all. we have seen the beach creeping up five or six feet and higher than that it so receding a bit. the problem here in ocean city is not what happens on this side. it's on the back bay and the inlet. that is where maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us live. he saw plenty of flooding today. brad? brad: absolutely, jon. we are still seeing it as well. we are approaching low tide. that is what is disconcerting to the town. they still have water up here in the street. a few hours ago the houses had water lapping at their steps. we can show you the video of how bad it got earlier today. the problem in town is that t

angie: shery ahn watching this for us this week. thank you for that.ime for look at some of the top corporate stores on bloomberg. india haveigators in raided the offices of the airline as part of an investigation into illegal loans. the carrier is suspected of collaborating with employees of the state they to secure excessive credit limits on a $140 million loan. it was grounded in 2012 over its debt. it shares were suspended in mumbai last year. the government in china is planning to ban the use of private cars for online taxi hailing services and require operators to possess a license. it will also need to pass qualification tests and used cars that are fitted with gps are similar. numbers rival has raised billions of dollars to spend in china and the new rules may threaten those rep -- those efforts. twitter's new ceo has a plan to boost efficiency and sources tell us it could include job losses. -- twitter has declined to comment. the company currently has over 4000 employees and is reorganizing its engineering department. dorsey have said efficie

shery: they plan to buy wine brands for $609. -- $600 million. the acquisition will transform them into a larger player of scale. the company is offering shareholders a chance to buy two new shares for every 15 may own at a 15% discount. treasury says they expect operating profits through june of next year to come in as much as $2099. earningsr sales and accelerated after the fiscal first quarter. and we will be getting a clearer picture of how the u.s. financial sector shaking out. saw a 6% fallthey in revenue the last quarter, driven by a slump in trading. profits missed estimates despite a job. -- jump. earnings.k weighed on jamie dimon is said he is with results. pressure still high in wall street to cut expenses as diverte interest rates profits. the bank has cut jobs by 10,000 this year. other big banks releasing earnings including bank of fargo, andlls citigroup. goldman will take an interesting planning to tweet with a link to a press release. cut dorsey says he plans to 300 jobs as part of a restructuring effort. most of the jobs will be

video shows the cubs crawling around their nurse sheri on saturday. two have black sometimes, but one of the little tigers is almost completely white. the cubs are being raised from bolt else by staff and will be living with some recently been lion cubs, that little white one that's almost entirely white, very rare, right? >>> very rare to see that and i'm sure they would, people love to bring them home aspects but can you imagine how big they get get? no . >> anchor: probably eventually over time wouldn't work out so well and randomly i heard before that too like when they are all white they can have trouble with their vision . >>> oh really. that's too bad . >> anchor: yeah, i know. doe pressing fact i add to the conversation . >> anchor: there is much more . >> anchor: if you are sick of the work grind, there is another company offering its employees a limited vacation day . >> anchor: coming up a wild waterspout in florida tears a . >> anchor: a show of hands. bus is going viral. >> anchor: for a lot of us it means seeking out pumpkin treats treat

rishaad: shery ahn in seoul.vie has topped north america's box office for its debut. ." is called "goosebumps it stars jack black and it took $23 million in the u.s. and canada, beating steven spielberg's first film in years, "bridge of spies." based on a book series of the same name. wars" fans excited for the next chance to visit a aleksei far, far away. the studio releases a new trailer for "star wars: the force awakens on monday . i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. rishaad: a look at our top stories. china's economy is expanding quicker than forecast. fiscal policy is supporting growth. gdp rising at 6.9%. keeping the 7% target wit

. >> reporter: sheri, can you tell us what ben fields should haveone in that situation? >> i can tell you what he should not have done. what he should not have done is throap the student. >> reporter: the internal investigation included interviews with the teacher and the administrator who requested fields remove the female student. lott says they stood by the deputy. what did they support about what he did? >> they supported his actions. they-- they felt like everything he did was correct. >> reporter: even the physical part? >> t ty had no problems wiwi the physical part. but, again, i'm the one that had >> reporter: the female student has not been publicly identified. her lawyer, todd rutherford, says she has a cast on her arm and other scrapes and bruises. >> deputy field is not special. he should be treated like everyone else and placed under arrest for assaulting that student. >> reporter: sheriff lott is now questioning whether schchl resource offffers should be acting as disciplinarians. >> should he have ever been called there? now, that's something we're going

however, things are changing as shery ahn reports. shery: hong kong is losing its luster. local currency pegged to the u.s. dollar and is reducing its charm. retail performance in the city will be weak as china's consumers switch to other holiday destinations, especially japan and south korea. a weaker yen makes japan more affordable and visitor numbers doubled in august to a record year in year. korea remains a key destination for young people in cosmetics and fashion. chinese tourists are expected to jump this holiday season. live bookings during golden week are up 30% on year. they seem unaffected by the market rout, because traffic -- travel plans were made months in advance. for retailers in hong kong, the focus on local shoppers are expected to fare better than their peers. a jeweler gets more than 60% of revenue from hong kong residents. there could still be some action for gold related sectors. fully focused. how go pro is training athletes to capture the greatest moments on camera. stay with us. scary. ♪ manus: it is "the pulse" in london. welcome back. top headli

shery: we are having that press conference. the japanese shares were fluctuating after central bank left monetary policy unchanged. they are refraining from adding more. .8%.ended up higher, asia have markets in been energy stocks advancing since oil stayed above $49 a barrel. players leading those gains. we have cost advancing for the third consecutive day. the hand saying, we still have 1 -- the hang seng we still have one hour to go before trading. mainland china closed today. chinese stocks in hong kong trading at the highest level in more than six weeks. emerging markets making a comeback. malaysian stocks up. malaysia is one of asia's biggest energy exporters. we are seeing one stock in malaysia coming back and gaining, making a huge rebound. air asia up. will sound outer .nvestors samsung gaining 8.7%. the most since 2009. you know samsung takes the most part of the cost. .he cost will decline santos gaining a 12% desk gaining at 12% today. back to you. jonathan: here's what is happening in today's show. first, a deal. a

sheri and keith lee live in a desirable sk desirable zip code 95008. >> we just knew it's a fun placetill had old timy feel. >> reporter: realtor.com names it the 19th most desirable zip code in the country. they point to thriving downtown and small town charm. among campbell's residents are generations of families who grew up, and still live, in the city. >> if you walk the streets you get a feel of that history. it's a nice feel to it. >> reporter: homes sell from low 800s to $1.5 million. al says it was once a suburb of san jess yeah but now has a reputation of its own. >> most homes have a weekend of open house, then a deadline for offers and they sell. >> realtor.com named 94115 the 11th in the country. >> so this is our family room. >> shaban is moving into the neighborhood, renovating this residence and plans to live on the top floor. he paid $3 million, putting in $500,000 for renovation. >> this neighborhood has weather, location, with a quality housing and character. >> reporter: homes sell here for $1 million to $3 million. >> while everything here appreciated last year, ov

sheri and keith lee live in a desirable sk desirable zip code 95008. >> we just knew it's a fun and stilld timy feel. >> reporter: realtor.com names it the 19th most desirable zip code in the country. they point to thriving downtown and small town charm. among campbell's residents are generations of families who grew up, and still live, in the city. >> if you walk the streets you get a feel of that history. it's a nice feel to it. >> reporter: homes sell from low 800s to $1.5 million. al says it was once a suburb of san jess yeah but now has a reputation of its own. >> most homes have a weekend of open house, then a deadline for offers and they sell. >> realtor.com named 94115 the 11th in the country. >> so this is our family room. >> shaban is moving into the neighborhood, renovating this residence and plans to live on the top floor. he paid $3 million, putting in $500,000 for renovation. >> this neighborhood has weather, location, with a quality housing and character. >> reporter: homes sell here for $1 million to $3 million. >> while everything here appreciated last year, over all, 18%

shery: samsung may be the latest company to use so fault -- -- devices. the paper likens a discrepancy to the vw admissions scandal in the united states. the european commission says they will investigate any allegations of cheating and will tighten energy efficiency regulations. in response, samsung denied using any such device saying it is a standard out-of-the-box feature used it to save energy, not a test cheap. they say the feature is called motion lighting, which reduces power consumption by reducing brightness. samsung says motion lighting only activates as a default setting, working both in the laboratory and at home, delivering energy savings. in the u.s., auto sales enjoyed their biggest jump in more than a decade last month. gm, ford, and nissan the estimates as low interest supported american's love of pickups and suvs. auto data says at the end he was telling for seasonal trends is 18.2 million vehicles. this is a rare bright spot in the country's manufacturing industry and stands in contrast to other economies. it raised its four-year vehicl

shery: a suspected muslim militant has posted a video claiming to show a group of hostages seized in holiday resort last month. manila says the pictures show two canadians and in a region at a local woman taken from a mar a na. government has an hunting these -- the government has been hunting these militants for months. beijing has criticized washington over disputed islands in the south tennessee. the foreign minister alluded to the u.s. when they said some countries were "flexing military muscles" in the region. the u.s. has said u.s. forces would operate freely through international waters. the islands are claimed by a host of nations, including vietnam and the philippines. enacttrapped greeks may steep rises in charges to see archaeological sites and museums, saying the prices are on excessively low. ticketnt to increase the to the acropolis from $14 to $23, and to double charge others. the extra revenue could help offset austerity measures demanded by creditors. rishaad: we go to mongolia for one of the world's most popular television shows. a special report from columbus heart

shery ahn in hong kong is standing by. japan is leading the gains, leaving higher. this despite some disappointing data on the business sentiment, with confidence among large manufacturers worse in the third quarter, down from 15 and missing estimates. korea also has factory output data rising 3/10 of 1%. the cost indexes rising a tenths declining,rts also still slowing. it'sroline mentioned, positive sentiment we are feeling across asia. a closedom china, today but without manufacturing pmi climbing to 49.8 in september. that has shown signs of stabilization, positive for markets across asia, with stocks rising for the second consecutive day. in newy decline is zealand, because the energy pulls the index downward more than 12% after interest sale -- from their closing price. in australia, the asx 200 is rising. and wenished higher, also saw the australian dollar strengthening for the second consecutive day after chinese pmi data came out with a surge. of course, two days of theirutive game in china, biggest export market. jonathan: thank you very much. sometimes it

. >> hey, sheri here, obviously. >> to add to the mystery he releases it under a fake youtube account name. >> so we invented a person, claudia mckinny and then her story was that her dad used to be a judge and she was taking court evidence and putting it up on youtube. >> but exhibit b-5 doesn't catch on right away. >> how's that? >> no, you look like al qaeda. >> to help it gain momentum kyle reaches out to his friend, star of the tv show "the office". >> i e-mailed and said would you mind tweeting about this. he was like, yeah, man. he put it up and it really took off because of that. >> shut up. >> so really we owe the success of exhibit b-5 to dwight in the office. >> within a year the video scores more than 6 million hits. >> i had no idea that it would get the response that it did. like whoa. >> comments pour in from viewers debating its validity. >> people arguing about it's real because of this, no, it's fake because of these top ten things. and that's been the phenomenon that's kept it going and made it go viral is that argument. probably the most distressing stuff was the p

shery ezhuthachan, mollie brown [inaudible] >> if you allow me i would to take number 2 as 1 and go over recent activities. >> that sounds like a great idea >> i would like to invite acting captain eddy santoze the the podium so he can tell a story >> the police commission, present loftus, chief suhr, members of the command staff and community. as you may be aware october is domestic violence awareness month. the police department and membererize commit today reducing domestic violence and providing service squz resources to the survivors of such tragic events. in a effort to provide the best services possible to domestic violence survivors and family, the saf police department worked collaboratively with memberoffs several key organizations which i'll introduce shortly. in january this year chief suhr assigned me to the special victims units and didn't realize what a big tang i had for me and was very [inaudible] to accept this position. it was then i began working with domestic violence advocates and city agencies in a effort to develop the best practice and provide service for our pro

shery ezhuthachan, mollie brown [inaudible] >> if you allow me i would to take number 2 as 1 and go over recent activities. >> that sounds like a great idea >> i would like to invite acting captain eddy santoze the the podium so he can tell a story >> the police commission, present loftus, chief suhr, members of the command staff and community. as you may be aware october is domestic violence awareness month. the police department and membererize commit today reducing domestic violence and providing service squz resources to the survivors of such tragic events. in a effort to provide the best services possible to domestic violence survivors and family, the saf police department worked collaboratively with memberoffs several key organizations which i'll introduce shortly. in january this year chief suhr assigned me to the special victims units and didn't realize what a big tang i had for me and was very [inaudible] to accept this position. it was then i began working with domestic violence advocates and city agencies in a effort to develop the best practice and provide service for our pro

ex sherry and -- shery plains. was the korean version of black friday.ing prices for two weeks. retailers during that period. we're hearing sales the department stores jumped 24% not to mention online malls increased and it is so expensive and expand here. and banks are struggling. , whone analyst said manages $40 billion saying it is not going to work. it will not work it without too many people and getting a little bit too optimistic. and ramparts of barclays will also follow suit and a massive shakeup at deutsche bank, the biggest in a decade. angie: thank you for that. coming up next -- a new survey can the u.s. overtake descant china overtake u.s. as the world's riches company? we will look at that when "first up" returns. ♪ angie: checking stories. at least three people were -- a 14-year-old boy died when his family's home collapse while 2 people drowned. the storm weakened as it made landfall with a maximum winds down to 85 kilometer but gusts over 100. thousands of airline passengers stranded in manila. the japanese prime minister shinzo abe revi

shery ezhuthachan, mollie brown [inaudible] >> if you allow me i would to take number 2 as 1 and go over recent activities. >> that sounds like a great idea >> i would like to invite acting captain eddy santoze the the podium so he can tell a story >> the police commission, present loftus, chief suhr, members of the command staff and community. as you may be aware october is domestic violence awareness month. the police department and membererize commit today reducing domestic violence and providing service squz resources to the survivors of such tragic events. in a effort to provide the best services possible to domestic violence survivors and family, the saf police department worked collaboratively with memberoffs several key organizations which i'll introduce shortly. in january this year chief suhr assigned me to the special victims units and didn't realize what a big tang i had for me and was very [inaudible] to accept this position. it was then i began working with domestic violence advocates and city agencies in a effort to develop the best practice and provide service for our pro

shery: will we see a cutback in production? think this is where the capital intensity of this business needs to be reduced over time. otherwise it will be a challenge for these companies to generate a stable r.e. and pre-cash flow growth. anna: great to talk to you this morning. who thought it would be talking cognitive dissonance in the q4 outlook. societeining us from generale. stay with bloomberg -- plenty to come in to keep an eye on. ateral electric earnings 11:30, u.s. industrial production, u.s. consumer confidence. plenty for european markets to deal with. let's think about the open of the european equity data. move" is next -- what are you watching, jon? jonathan: i am looking at burglary, hugo boss, and that's like -- what do they have in common? china. they are struggling with growth and they are set to weigh. we will investigate that common theme. we will also be looking at european car sales -- over to bumper, the 25th straight month for european car sales, but a very important pullback in vw market share on the co

let's go to shery ahn in hong kong. >> markets surge to catch up with a global rally as investors speculatedernment would take more steps to boost the economy. the shanghai composite gained 3% lead by tech and health-care shares. policymakers are increasing target stimulus as five interest rate -- november has failed to reverse the slowdown. -- pimm: thanks very much. i want to go to europe. mark barton has the latest. rally rans four-day out of steam in the last hour of yesterday's session when it .10%.ded with a gain of the ecbhad minutes from rate decision in september. we have had some german data. we're looking ahead to the minutes of the september federal reserve meeting. back to those german export numbers. exports slumping the most since the height of the recession in 2009. just giving us confirmation, as if we needed it. germany is definitely feeling the pain of weakening global trade. weak industrial production. confidenceness unexpectedly worse. topping the leaderboard in europe today, the longest run in two months, vw also gaining. vw hasn't risen for four days since march. of eq