simon: yes.hat we saw overall these last years, literally from 2009 up to the end of last year, prices kept climbing and going up and up. so if you did own something totally exceptional, even if you inherited it and you had it forever, you are very tempted to feel now is the time to put it on the market. on the market. if you look at the catalogs, and outstanding condylox, amazing quality -- outstanding catalogs, amazing quality of work i came onto the market place, the kind of works you would see in top museums. now come at the end of the year, people felt a little uncertain of what the situation was. so the volume and the auctions is considerably lower than it was. but the sale taken place so far this week have been solid. because the sales sunday night at christie's and phillips had sold rates of more than 90%. at more than 90%, that is a solid market. a lot offered were actually sold. back in 19 90, june 1990, or in october, november 2008, there was a moment when suddenly the sold rates at th

for simon's dog-rescue shelter.lywood dog trainer tyson kilmer says one of simon's last requests was that he take columbo when simon died. >> one thing that sam said is that, "every animal's life has value." >> tyson assumes simon's multi-billion-dollar trust will pay for columbo's costly medical treatments, including acupuncture and electromagnetic therapy. >> was there some sort of verbal agreement between you and sam? >> sam took care of everything while he was alive. when sam said, "will you take columbo?", i didn't say, "hey, how much, buddy?" i just said, "of course. i'll take care of it." >> then, in june 2015, three months after sam's death, tyson learns that those vets and therapists will no longer be paid and all those hollywood-style treatments will be discontinued. tyson reaches out to the executor of the simon trust. now, i'm a dog lover -- don't get me wrong -- but tell me how much you were asking, money-wise, to take care of columbo in the style sam had -- >> i didn't ask for money. i was asking for t

simon: it does.s mark carney called in the u.k., the generosity of strangers to fund these deficits. they are wholly relied on international confidence. a beacon ofrovided stability, but clearly, with such a drag on the economy through the current account , i think,does require greater transparency for policymakers over the medium-term direction. investors being uncertain on who is in the leadership in a two-week. -- two-week period is unhelpful. anna: i was showing a little bit earlier on a chart of what has been happening to bond markets in turkey. we have seen an increasing appetite for turkish markets, including turkish assets over the last few months or so. we will see how quickly the fed is going to ramp up its policy. the two are very related, aren't they? simon: they are. the ongoing theme of a hunt for yield in emerging markets has driven investors. but, there must be constant vigilance. these yields are there for a reason in the current globally low rate environment. i have also got another

this is not why i came back to america. >> simon no judge of fashion.s here and it's time to get started with the best and the worst dos and do overs the billboard awards. >> so right away i want to say best dressed of the night for me, ciara hosting the awards. seven different looks in under three hours. talk about a fashion super hero. she arrives on the red carpet in that silver dress with the clip on but when she opened the show in that michael costello gown with the double slits. >> phenomenal. >> and i loved arianna's blue gown. reminds me of the drawings that my daughter does. but it's super cool. i meant that as a compliment. >> i think the biggest trend was black. everyone from jessica alba to heidi klum. >> who was your favorite? >> britney spears. she pulled off her pants and no one cares. that black gown with the train and fish net booties. >> and the amazing performing on a stripper pole for more than five minutes that siren red outfit. my talented friend created that outfit and around there and complete it and he also said that britney's b

simon: it is not.capital controls, for those that believe there was the possibility of a next it, the fact that capital controls were brought in, it was a fascinating one. it showed we could go a long way. conversation in the middle of july last year. we certainly know the possibility of somebody leaving is there. but of course they didn't. thing that canne realistically happen. there has to be haircuts of sums kind. a more reasonable approach to be surplus. to a sturdy. that is probably what is going to happen although in fairness, there is an element of kicking the can down the road. is, as soon as you relent, you are going to get calls from elsewhere for that to happen. and then northern europe, particularly the populist politicians are going to jump on this. you get the action and reaction. it will be adjusting how this plays with german elections and in 2017. , you mentioned, simon mentioned kicking the can. what's is the can look like? the amount of debt reduction that can be talked about? airing

. >> i'm at home with simon cowell. >> from house wooif to instant fame. >> entertainment tonight i wouldn't pass it. >> here's the chewbacca love amazing story. >> now for may 23rd,2016, this entertainment tonight. >> ome of the biggeet names music is the stage at the billboard music aw last night. there were some highs and some lows but the night belonge celine deon. >> the most powerful performance and she down in tears. cameron was backstage with her minuues later. >> your son, renee charles. >> i turned around and i saw my son and as a mother i really wanted to be so strong. and i want to show them stre and i'm not saying that it's not okay to cry in front of children but i was very surprised to seehim. >> i don't want to cry in front of you. you make me so happy. thank you. >> the 15-year-old's appearance was a secret. rarely involved with his mother's career sh told me she was truly shocked when he presented her with the icon award. >> in that moment it was asif, you let the wall down and the emotions cameflowing. >> for him to come on stage, it was very hard for him and he that for u

simon says arms out to the side. simon says wiggle your fingers like this.e this. and we going, bump, da-bump, da-dun, da-dun, da-dun, da-dun, dun, and that's a swag surf. you got it. simon says swag surf! bow! alexa, you got it. boo-ya! >> ever wonder why circuses have rings? it's because the ring is the best way for riders to do tricks on cantering horses. why did you want to join the circus? >> well, i'm glad for the opportunity to showcase my country's talent and to do different stuff at the same time. >> so, you actually get to ride this elephant behind us? what's that like? >> yes, i do. it's different, because it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. it's a little challenging. the elephants have a mind of their own, but it's a great opportunity. this is my beautiful elephant. >> in addition to riding an elephant, she's also a caribbean dancer and showgirl. so, what does it take to be a showgirl? >> first, you need one of these beautiful headpieces. >> wow. >> can i put it on you? >> i would love that. wow! this is big. i feel like a bird. could you teac

. >> i'm at home with simon cowell. why he never, ever, wants to co-host with k ripa again. >> from house wooif to instant >> entertainment tonight i wouldn't pass it. >> here's the chewbacca love amazing story. [ laughs ] >> now for may 23rd, 2016, this entertainment tonight. >> some of the biggest names in music hit the stage at the bo there were some highs and some lows but the night belonged to celine deon. >> oh, gosh. the night's m powerful performance, and she broke down in tears. cameron was backstage with her minutes later. >> your son, renee charles. [ applause ] >> i turned around and i saw my son and as a mother i really wanted to be so strong. and i want to show them strength and i'm not saying that it's not okay to cry in front of your children but i was very surprised to see him. >> i don't want to cry in front of you. you make me so happy. thank you. >> the 15-year-old's appearance was a secret. rarely involved with his mother's career she told me she was truly shocked when he presented her with the icon

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simon goodman is still searching. he currently has a claim against the boijmans museum in rotterdam for these hand-painted renaissance-era dishes. only recently did amsterdam's rijksmuseum return his family's 500-year-old silver and gold pitcher and these 17th century chinese vases. are you doing this for the money? >> the money is important because it's our... it's my delayed inheritance. it's my family's heritage. these are our belongings. but my primary motivation is, as long as these things are out there that belong to my family, and it's my duty to get them back, because otherwise, in a way, hitler won. >> thompson: today marks the culmination of "national reentry week," a federal justice department effort to expand resources to help people getting out of prison. for instance, the justice department says, 60% to 75% of former inmates fail to land a job in their first year out. a new documentary called "the return" chronicles the struggle of ex-convicts as they look for work, restore relationships and cope with pr

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eventually simone came to a stop on a dead end street in a new hampshire neighborhood. his cousin believes the officers' force was excessive. >> he definitely deserves a punishment, but that type of punishment he does not deserve. >> reporter: simone is 50 years old. police say he was wanted on warrants including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and larceny. in a new hampshire court today, he agreed to return to massachusetts to face previous charges. >> mr. simone looks forward to going back to massachusetts and handling these charges there. >> reporter: local and state police from both massachusetts and new hampshire were involved in the pursuit. tonight, both states are investigating whether the officers' use of force was appropriate. authorities say richard simone was also someone who had previous warrants out on him for failing to stop for police. tonight, this son of a retired police officer is in custody being held without bail. lester? >> rehema ellis tonight, thank you. >>> there is breaking news this evening in the death of joan rivers, word of a se

i guess we lost that convention with dan simon. we'll get back to dan simon. does this play out politically? these are anti-donald trump protesters outside the convention hall in albuquerque, where he just wrapped up. a speech, a rally, a lot of people inside that were very, very supportive of him. >> no question about it and look, new mexico is a border state. there are al of people in and around that state that support donald trump. but albuquerque itself, you heard the woman talking to jim acosta saying, no, no, no, people in albuquerque like to protest all the time. all seriousness, it's not necessarily fertile territory for donald trump. >> hold on for a minute. where are you, dan? >> reporter: hey, wolf, i'm about a block away from the main convention center. >> all right. stand by, dan simon. i want to -- we'll get back to you. we're showing our viewers these live pictures. you were finishing your thought? >> i was just going to talk to david about the fact that albuquerque is not necessarily fertile political ground. for donald trump. >> no doubt about

later, police detained simons at the gallery place metro in d.c. and was arrested on kidnapping, robbery, and sex assault charges. they verified the teen's story through surveillance video. earlier this week, there was a report of rape on a red line train. are you changing anything you're doing as a rider? >> i'm always aware of my surroundings. i never carry a purse. >> reporter: that's very smart on her part. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear more from metro riders who are very concerned about this second sexual assault involving a rider. back to you, wendy. >>> breaking news in montgomery county where police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash in poolsville. police say the van you see crashed into a power pole and the driver was killed on the scene. it's unclear what caused the van to go off the road. the road is close d in that are. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why a fire broke out on a railroad bridge between d.c. and virginia. trains are moving on the bridge again, but officials held occupy vre and amtrak straand cs

simon cowell. look who is talking. >> is all of this necessarr? i ddn't actually bite. >> that's not what we heard. >> so how long have fans been waiting to see tha tv's toughest judge. >> he is sometimes a little brutal and therefore we put in a straight jacket. >> i'll give yo whatever you want. i'll give you whatever you juan. >> okay. it's all in fun. promoting simon's new gig on america's gott talent he is bringing along his signature attitude. >> i can't believe we didn't get any buzzes. >> don't waste your time. it's hard enough if you're good. it's impossible if you're awful so i think it's trouble. >> sure simon but you're not the only one that can dish it out. >> he is a handsome man did you see the jeans on this man? he should go shopping. >> i'll think about it. >> you should not think about it. just say yes. >> a drunk? >> i cannot wait to see thes two together at the judges table. last night nearly 2 million people tuned in to survivor. michelle fitzgerald went home with the check but the real break out star was mark. >> oh my gosh.

simon: that remains to be seen. bluebird intelligence is out with analysis -- bloomberg intelligences out with analysis that suggests the drag from the u.k. and the potential spillover into financial markets could push the fed's hiking cycle back another three months. you might want to see what happens in the brexit referendum first and adjusted that -- and adjust to that. mark : why are the superforecasters and political forecaster, which we've incorporated into our brex func tion, polling average? leave, 40%, remain, 44%. he's near the superforecasters. some of the banks are 35%, 40%. why is there a disparity between this superforecaster, him, the banks? simon: they all have their different strategies. they are not just looking at polls, but who does the polls. they are looking at how past referendums work. most of them end up in status quo. they are balancing those polls with that. philip tetlock talked about inside and out lot -- and outside view. they are doing some analysis. some people have ingrained position

simon cowell. look who is talking. >> is all of this necessary? i don't actually bite. >> that's not what we heard. & >> so how long have fans been waiting to see that? tv's toughest judge. "hannibal" lecter h brutal and therefore we put him a s jacket. >> heidi, please, i'll give you whatever you want. >> okay. it's all in fun. promoting simon's new gig on "america's got talent," he's taking over for howard stern and bringing along his s attitude. >> i can't believe we didn't get any buzzes. >> never too late. >> don't waste your it's hard enough if you're good. it's impossible if you're awful i kind of think it's like a public -- >> sure simon but you're not the only one that can dish it out. >> he needs a makeover. he is a handsome man but did you see these jeans on this man? we should go shopping. >> i'll think about it. >> you should not think about it. just say yes. >> are you drunk? >> i cannot wait to see these two together at the judges table. last night nearly 2 million -- 10 million people tuned into the finale of "survivor" on cbs. mic

vonnie: that was simon smiles.l find oute how the options market is handling today's market declines. and here's a look at some of the sectors today with the s&p energy index. they are up more than .5%. ansumer discretionary having bit of a difficult day, down .7% as is telecom services. vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." now it's time for the bloomberg business flash. assets could fetch between $300 million and $600 million apiece. ipo advisor has its already on the exchange a short list, along with goldman slacks. sachs.hange -- goldman the exchanges planning to go public by 2018. as. stocks trying to avoid third day of losses. julie hyman is standing by. julie: thus far, stocks not succeeding. bowery is down chicago at the cboe. when we look at the action we see today, but also over the pastoral days, is this an indication of what we are going to see more of once earnings season is over with? scott: i think it is good not necessarily just this small, grudging move to the downside. i think we will see it both w

when simon released it it quickly got back in the water. simon threw out some grain so he could have some nice dinner. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. you need to be 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. >> your buzz word is coming up in just a little bit. stand by, everybody for the rmt ipad giveaway. >>> this was anything but normal. he gets to celebriate turb irci. people decided with the approval of the company they celebrate annual turbin day. several are going to set up several turbins. putting up a sign today everybody wearing a turbin travels for free. >> i'm fascinated by so many things. i didn't know they were so huge. i didn't know they wore something under the t rurchurbi. >> you can see people are lining up, getting their turbin on. >> it looks cool on those guys. >> it matches the jacket too. >> it's a really fascinating experience. this is so different to younger kids. they will grow up not thinking it's a big deal or different. i love that. >>> paige is performing for her boyfriend. >> what she doesn't kno

dan simon, cnn, albuquerque, new mexico. >> okay.o what you just in dan simon's report, those were the scenes outside the convention center. but inside, trump was cheered by thousands. at the same time, he was dekwlared the winner of tuesday's lone primary in washington state. that victory puts trump just eight delegates away by cnn's count of clinching the republican nomination. in his speech in new mexico, trump defending his business practices against hillary clinton's claim he rooted for the economy to crash. and he lashed back at the democratic front runner. >> and i will never say this, but she screams. it drives me crazy. i didn't say it. i can't listen. she goes, and donald trump is a terrible person! and he wanted to buy housing when it was at a low point! who the hell doesn't? who doesn't? >> mr. donald trump there on the campaign trail. and on the democratic side of things, hillary clinton campaigning last night in southern california. laser focused on trump, attacking him from every front. also acknowledging her primary o

documents say simons final let the teen go when he threatened to scream.d he admitted to taking and giving back the boy's phone. he admitted to saying he had a gun, but didn't. the teen did not report the sex assault, but the next day police got an anonymous tip from one of his friends. when asked by police, he gave a

simone exits the truck and appears to give himself up. as he lies face down on the pavement, officers start throwing punches. simone's sister is furious. >> it was very shocking, not the least disturbing to see when someone willingly gets out of the vehicle, goes to their knees, goes flat out on their stomach, it didn't seem there was anything apparent in his hands or anything like that. it was very shocking. >> the massachusetts state police said the pursuit like all pursuits that involve massachusetts state police will be reviewed by the department's pursuit committee. officials say they will also t investigate whether the level of force used to apprehend simone was appropriate. >> today mashrks one year since the derailment of a train that killed eight people. more than 200 people were also injured when the new york-bound northeast regional train entered a sharp curve at 106 miles per hour, that is more than twice the speed limit. the "new york times" reports that congress mandated the installation of new technology called positive tra

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simon: i certainly hope so.ne of the reasons there has such -- been such a drive to get this through his people are starting to take note of the humanitarian tragedy and this is a conflict that has entered its sixth year, which has resulted in over 400,000 people die, 11 million people being displaced. the humanitarian tragedy is huge and people are realizing the scope of it. i think a number of people are pushing for a diplomatic solution. the french and the british and the u.s. are all really playing the diplomatic card, putting pressure on russia, to make sure that everyone involved in the conflict abides by this cease-fire agreement. >> france has announced an initiative to bring countries that support serious opposition groups together next week. what you think the french government will be saying to those countries? simon: that is an interesting move because the french government has been incredibly critical of this regime, saying it is the regime in damascus that should take response ability for what has

so i don't think -- >> you don't have any quarrel with these fiery adjectives. >> no. >> simon, trump ran against the gop establishment, the process was rigged and so forth, he also ran against the media establishment by the way. so the gop establishment doesn't love him. should that come as a shock to political reporters? >> no. i do think the words you used, healing, is going to be fascinating to watch here. >> the trump view. >> yeah, and how -- you know, how this is all going to happen. it's going to test donald trump's capacity, right, as a politician to bring people along, not been his strong suit, right? so i think this process of what happens to the republican party, it is a big story. we've never seen anything like this in our lifetimes. so i think this is going to be with us for some time now. >> the republican analysis so far has been this is happening, donald trump is happening because we failed to get our agenda done. the bigger question that i think they really have to do some inter specs on, is it because they couldn't get their agenda done or sts because the american v

>> yes, thank you, simon.d stuff. >> and back to the ricoh editor walt mossberg, and walt, a lot of people don't know before you were the dean of product tech reviews, you at the "wall street journal" covered military and intelligence, and so reflecting on what tim cook said about this ongoing tension with the fbi and apple's role in standing up for citizens despite government dysfunction, what is your re reaction? >> well, i thought that you were going to ask me about the brexit for a minute. >> well, we can get to that. >> we will get to that, and so, it is a great question, and i appreciate your giving the background. so, let me start by saying that we need intelligence. we need spying. we need, you know, the military preparedness and particularly in the age of the horrific terrorism that we have seen, but i would also say that one of the things that i learned from that period before i was covering tech was that the government often overreaches. for instance, it grossly overclassifies thing, and that kind o

i'm simon hobbs. melissa lee. we're live at the nasdaq markets. the guys are getting ready behind me. this is what's coming up on "options action." >> yeah. that sums up apple this week. but if you own the stock, we'll tell you how you can get your money back with a simple trade. >>> plus -- >> walmart. always low prices. >> that certainly was the case today. it could be serving up a big warning to the world. we'll explain. and -- >> i love gold! >> you're not alone, buddy. but the man who called the bullion breakup said there is a better way to play gold. the options begins right now. >> okay. let's get to it. incident was the one thing captivating main street. it wasn't apple. walmart testimony hard today on very little news. issed tumble today a broader warning for the economy and for the market? let's get in the money and find out. dan, what do you say? >> i think there was a lot of things going on with walmart today. the stock was down 3%. the largest decline since february 18th when the company

good morning, diana. >> good morning, simon.and if you can press a button, you can do it anywhere, because there are literally hundreds of demands of fitness offerings, and some for free and some for a fee, and all part of a big new business that is raking in the bucks. >> reporter: at the santa monica, california, he headquarters, the company that brought fitness to your home for a subscription fee of around $13 a month, they say it is 68% of the users who want both dvds and on-demand. >> instead of cannibalizing it, it is enhancing it. >> reporter: but the money is fueling competition. brick and mortar gym chain crunch which has 150 locations in the u.s. now launched on demand classes two years ago, and the service is free to most gym members or $9.99 a month on its own. >> it is a powerful brand, and we felt that adding the online digital experience helped to extend the brand outside of the four walls of the gym. >> and now i have to say that i have been a dvd girl for a long time, but i just got the roku and the on demand st

simon rosenberg, tony stayed, thank you.sa: a brand-new study showing the number of middle-class families is shrinking across the country. why are working families losing out on the american dream? . melissa: new research shows the incomes of middle-class families are shrinking. the pew research center found decreases in nearly 9 of 10 major metropolitan areas so it's not your imagination. here's a look at the top five cities where the middle-class track.where the first class rose. spread across five different states there and here, the middle-class shrank but the lower-class grows. finally, the top places where the middle-class track but both the lower and upper class rose , those also stand different states. what's going on? what's the difference between these locations? danielle demartino who is the president of money strong llc and a former federal reserve advisor. tamara trout is the author of the new book sleeping giant: how the working class will transform america. thank you both for joining us. interesting study high

>> yeah, well, simon, we own those, too., facebook, google, amazon, apple is, too. we also look at apple as a stock trading at 10 1/2 times earnings with a dividend yield of about 2%. so you know, the ten-year's at 1.8%. so, you're kind of getting paid to kind of wait for something to grow down the road. so we own other stocks, and we're bullish on those, but we're willing to give apple a bye and see if they can grow on some of the things we talked about today. >> thank you, dan morgan joining us from synovus trust. >>> it is sumner redstone's trial day two, and in a surprising twist, the trial could be ending today after friday's fiery deposition. our julia boorstin joins us with more on that. hey, julia. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, carl. that's right, judge david cowen indicated friday afternoon that he's leaning towards ending this trial about sumner redstone's mental health. what seems to be driving his decision is redstone's testimony which is played to a closed court. a transcript released to the press revea

yet. >> couldn't sing. >> whatever, simon. >> simon is now part of the judging panel.oss. >> he just likes people to think it. >> reporter: we got the scoop from simon and his co stars. howie mandel. mel b, heidi klum and nick cannon. you've seen simon already in action for while a while. is he the same tough judge he always was? >> sometimes he's tough. sometimes he says things and i'm like, uh-oh. >> the most surprising thing about working with simon is how funny he was. >> i think i'm falling in love with you. >> i have noticed a few times is when i would have said no to someone, but he heard something in a certain person, and he says, can you sing another song? all of a sudden, he gets things out of people. i totally change my mind in my head from a no to a definite yes. >> can we do this interview every week? >> you're the boss. >> i'm loving it. >> on the edge of my seat. >> since it's been a love fest, let's talk annoying habits. who is the most annoying in terms of a habit that they have? >> mel when she hums. >> humps, like a dog when it gets on your leg. that

i just doomed your chances, simon. >> guess what? she has a challenger in her own race in florida.allenger. i think he is going to be on this show actually tomorrow. stay tuned for that. >> i will. >> simon and larry, thanks much. >>> lots people looking to donate, trying to give their cash to donald trump. but he's said time and time again that he won't take money from super pacs. potential donors are stumped on how to actually give him the big bucks. one of his financial advisors explains how he can make that all happen. that's coming up next. audi pilotless vehicles have conquered highways, mountains, and racetracks. and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the new audi a4. with one notable difference... the all-new audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. running a small business is definitely difficult. and we've been traveling a lot. hello welcome to holiday inn. the hotel becomes our mobile office. hi. holiday inn is an extension of our team. the boutiques are just right over here. good afternoon betsy, your samples are here. it's so great to know that th

simone gets out and appears to be getting down on the ground. police approach, and some officers begin punching him. >> he wasn't putting up a fight. he got out, and they were attacking him. and i don't know what he did. obviously they weren't happy. i mean, he wasn't fighting them. it was a little much i think. >> reporter: he looked like he was surrendering? >> he did. >> reporter: police say simone had assaults for crimes including failure to stop for police and assault. he was involved in a crash but drove on. >> this is a situation where everybody's adrenaline is pumping. >> reporter: analyst ted davis says the arrest needs to be looked at. >> it does appear that he's complying with officers' orders. until they move close to him, there doesn't appear to be a problem. what happened in those last second is going to be crucial to this investigation. clearly this is a tough video. >> reporter: of course it looks violent, but we don't know what he did. >> it doesn't make it okay for him to get beat up. looked hike quite a few of them were hittin

simons was later arrested at the metro station, police say he's a robbery, at the stop. >>> well, ifng to get around town this memorial day weekends there are some changes on metro, you need to know about. >> fox5's alexandra with more on the metro closures and the detours. >> this holiday weekends there will be a repair work happening on all 6 metro lines, but if you live in northern virginia you will be hit specially hard by the closures, now, this station is just one of 3 that's close, because of this maintenance work, now, here are the stations that you need to know about. vienna, dunn logger, west falls church all closed through monday evening, re-opening tuesday morning. >> thanks to you guys at fox5, we found out that the orange line was closed today and we're staying over in fairfax, so we drove over here so we would have a place to park and take the silver line in. >> also means no orange line service at all until tuesday morning, despite some headaches, riders a-okay with the work. >> i would rather the subway not catch fire. so, yes, we're good with all of the work they're

simon: it is different depending on where you are.ddle east, even within countries, the concerns differ a pair broadly, it is oil. you talk to people in saudi arabia, though, it is the reforms in oil. in the u k, it is all about brexit. and in the u.s., it is about the presidential outcome. alix: coming up in the next hour, a huge interview you don't want to miss. the chairman of tribune publishing will weigh in. alix: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: we have breaking news. let's bring it over to julie hyman. julie: metavation is rejecting sanofi's offer. you can see the shares are not doing much but they are trading substantially above that offer price at $59.62. that seems to imply that investors believe there will be a higher offer either from sanofi or other names that have been floated as possible acquirers. medivation says the letter restates and inadequate proposal that they have determined undervalued. just kind of going back to what it had been saying before. the sanofi shares trade in the united states -- maybe they do. y

that's what we're dealing with. >> dan simon in alberta, thanks.to tune in sunday at d:00 p.m. for "anthony b ow rdain parts unknown. >>> the ac 360 special "we got him" starts right now. >>> what are your future plans? >>> a plane crashed into the world trade center.