the pound is spiking sharply. mixed messages for america's big banks. jp morgan jumps, but citi, goldman sachs, and wells fargo all failed to impress. china says it will struggle to agricultural products unless washington rose back tariffs. pricingnvestors know escalation rather than de-escalation -- investors now price in escalation rather than de-escalation from washington? in london come i'm guy johnson. for vonnie quinn in new york, this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: here in the u.s., we are just on the cusp of 3000 on the s&p 500. some nice earnings today coming in. morgan up, butjp it is the insurers and medical providers doing so well today. unitedhealth group up 8.6%. medical loss provision was not as bad as anticipated. it was actually better than forecast, and that has all of those insurers higher. johnson & johnson saying it is not setting aside money for those court cases it is going to fight, and will win thousands of them, according to johnson & johnson. the 10 year yield moved quite a bit in the session, back after

that the air quality is better they have said it's been better over the last 8 months and that the spike that we have seen over the last 2 weeks is because of stop the burning they deny the other data or whatever the government's plans to combat deserve them. well british the supreme court had mandated for an action plan to be brought up and 2 years ago and 2017 agreed of response action plan was implemented this is going to be put in place again this year as well and it basically closed of the scottish all ban behavior that increases air pollution it's trying to increase bus and metro availability it's trying to spike up parking fees so people don't take out their cars one of the most iconic and eye catching measures has been overall joshing measure called the audi vin scheme where cards with number plates with license plates of i though an odd number or an even number are allowed to come out on the streets every alternate did this is again going to be implemented in a couple of weeks but unfortunately in the boss just basically been seen as a way of reducing congestion perhaps the dedu

skin piercing spikes. i wanted that whole wall to be electric. sir, you never said that. they came to me yesterday and they said, did you say this? why are you asking that stupid question? because the fake news media is saying you said this in a book. what book? they said washington post. obviously it is fake because everything the washington post does is fake. it is done by a rich guy for the purposes of giving him power in washington. he ought to be ashamed of himself. what they did to his reputation with the washington post is a disgrace. these reporters wrote this book. they said i want a mode with alligators, snakes, electrified fences so people get electrocuted if they touch the fence, and spikes on top. never said it, never thought of it. i put out something on social media today. i am tough on the border but not that tough. it was a lie. you asked the question. it was a total lie. it was corrupt reporting. i don't even use fake anymore. i called the fake news corrupt news because fake is not tough enough. i am the one that came up with the term. i think i will swi

the way they said it, skin-piercing spikes. but i want that whole wall to be electrocuted. sir, you never said that. they came to me yesterday and they said, did you say this? why are you asking that stupid question? because the fake news media is saying you said this in a book. what book? they said washington post. obviously it is fake because everything the washington post does is fake. it's a fake newspaper. it's owned by a rich guy for the purposes of giving him power in washington. it's really -- i mean, it's a lobbyist. i call it the lee iist "washington post" for amazon, and he ought to be ashamed of himself, because what they did to his reputation, i think it's probably no good anyway, but what they do to his reputation with "the washington post" is a disgrace. these reporters wrote this book. they said i want a moat with alligators, snakes, electrified fences so people get electrocuted if they touch the fence, and spikes on top. never said it, never thought of it. i put out something on social media today. i said i am

welcome back saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sol mon is warning that oil prices could spike if allies do not join saudi arabia's push to isolate iran the crown prince's suggestion was arguably counter-intuitive as most observers have seen aggression against iran as the more likely cause for rape. spike rather than continued restraint from iran's adversaries in a news making interview with the us news magazine show 60 minutes the monarch in waiting said quote if the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter iran we will see further escalations that will threaten world interests or supplies will be disrupted and oil prices will jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven't seen in our lifetimes in some on again claim without offering additional evidence that iran was culpable in a recent attack on a saudi saudi oil processing plant and farmar and on the much anticipated i.p.o. of saudi aramco we're now joined by r t correspondent alex mahela from toronto so like saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmaan is asking for action against iran but in his words a politic

the ftse 100 is under pressure because the pound is spiking higher.bal companies coming down. the pound goes higher. well, buting a bit as eyes you can see, the british $1.27,ow trading through $1.2743. it now appears to rest on unionist support out of northern ireland. more as the breaking news continues to come in. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: we are going to get to the stock of the hour now, looking at johnson & johnson. shares rising after a robust set of earnings. emma chandra has the details in london. emma: thanks very much. johnson & johnson having its best day since december of last year. it reported its third-quarter results, beating earnings estimates and raising its full-year forecast for the second time this year. the strength really coming from its drugs unit. the move we are seeing in the stock today will be welcome news for investors. it's had a bit of a choppy ride over the past 12 months, and really underperforming both the

and it's just me and spike. >> jimmy: spike lee. >> spike lee. that would be that spike.lking hand in hand. oscars on each side. and just looking at each other like, what the -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it was -- it was kind of a priceless moment. another moment was -- you know, i get to the governor's ball where they like engrave your oscar. and i had to take off my shoes. >> jimmy: right. >> you know, the feet were hurting. i just felt like my grandmother was looking like, not just shoes, don't take the shoes off. >> jimmy: she would not approve of taking the shoes off? >> i was like just, grandma, won an oscar. >> jimmy: you had an argument with your deceased grandmother. >> yes, we do that sometimes. >> jimmy: right, yeah. you have to. who was in your oscar night entourage, who came with you? >> i had a small entourage. my sister. my mother. my son. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> some of my agents. >> jimmy: did you stay out late with them? >> not all of them. >> jimmy: who left early? >> my mom. we got to the "vanity fair" party. she was like, i don't know

wall street looking to spike new concerns around the trade with china.l rate race to the bottom likely to cast a very wide shadow. here with a developing story in turkey president trump announcing new sanctions on that country's leader with just days to go, brexit hopes are surging along with the

fact that i wanted a 'moot' stuffed with alligators and snakes with an electrified fence and sharp spikes on top, at our southern border. i may be tough on border security, but not that tough. the press has gone crazy. fake news!"

he wanted the wall electrified, with spikes on top that could pierce human flesh. his staff told him that was illegal, but later in a meeting, aides recalled he said they

futures seeing a spike of their own.ning up by about 13 points and the dow jones up by about 92 points. we did see a market move higher specifically with the dow and all of those other ones as well on the heel of those headlines >> on deck, trader wars have sparked bigger than expected currency having an impact the names you need to know coming up. speaking of trade shall don't miss top white house economic advisor, larry kudlow this morning. live at 8:30 a.m. eastern time stay tuned we are a 97-year-old firm built for right now. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. >> welcome back. the uk and the eu say 245i6 agreed on a brexit deal. boris johnson calls it a great new deal that takes back control. johnson says parliament should get the brexit deal done by saturday

and hundreds of activists and family members that i had fought for and others joined as spike lee and robert de niro and samuel l. jackson joined senator chuck schumer and congressman jerry nadler and governor cuomo and mayor de blasio in celebrating some of my life's work. and it was heartening to me as we have many nights that we don't have to celebrate. and in the middle of it, we had a surprise video from former president barack obama that someone in the crowd taped and put on social media. but he stayed on message about fighting for the right to vote and go forward. >> the truth is there's a reason everybody wants to bend his ear including me. he's been one of our country's most urgent voices for progress and justice.

skin piercing spikes, but i want that whole wall to be electrocuted and, sir, you never said that. never said it. never thought of it. >> well, let's get to the big developments in the expanding impeachment inquiry. i want to bring in katheryn rampel and max booth. katheryn, if today's meltdown didn't make it krystal clear that he is shaking by this, this has to be a sign of -- that didn't do it. >> you could say any day he had a meltdown. >> what's next? is this a sign of what's to come here? >> look, he's clearly freaked out because the democrats have the goods on him because he has given the public the goods on himself, right? he's admitted that he basically -- he didn't use the word publicly quid pro quo. of course i asked them to dig up dirt, who wouldn't do that. understandably he's freaked out about the fact that democrats are moving with information that's incriminating and the public seems to be supporting democrats in that effort. so, yeah, if i were trump, i would be shaking in my boots, too. >> max, let's just play some of what we heard from the president today. watch t

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this spike closer to 1400 is a bit unusual. that is something we are going to be looking in much more detail and as the city administrator said, when we release our annual report later this calendar year we will have detail in their analyzing what we think are the reasons for that spike. under the accidents, definitely one of the major contributors there is an increase in drug related deaths. >> that is also a good segue to talk about how we collaborate with departments and other agencies. the department of public health being one of them. we do do regular information sharing particularly around drug related fatalities. also around wellness checks, as i had mentioned, undetermined designation where bodies are so mummified where the wellness checks happening and there has been a lot of work with the medical examiner and public health to start addressing these issues. their quarterly interdepartmental meetings. there is a death review that happens quarterly. the elder death review, the child death review and the domestic violence

actually there's videotape of him talking about spikes on the wall. please. >> we got hung up on whether there's a white house war room to respond to this stuff. there is a war room. it's called the campaign. the campaign has been pushing out hundreds of thousands of facebook ads. >> they're full of lies too. >> fair. the point i'm trying to make is you've got to look at the overlap of what he's saying in the oval and what he's directly saying to his base via facebook ads. i think it's really interesting that we've seen this evolution to i didn't do it to th the i d it, it's fine and normal. this is as close to a transcript as you're going to get about the president's phone call. they used to use voice recognition software to generate as close as possible to a transcript. we have it. comes close to pompeo's comments earlier of all we talked about was russia. we have the conversation now, guys. >> they just want to sometimes pretend this is their own document. the other point he said adam schiff he believes has committed treason. adam schiff should be

the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london the european parliament in strasbourg was asked to pass a resolution to make better search and rescue facilities in the mediterranean where over a 1000 peo

skin-piercing spikes. but i want the whole wall to be electrocuted. sir, you never said that, never thought of it. >> let's get to big developments in the expanding impeachment inquiry. i want to bring in our guests, so good to see all of you. catherine, i'll start with you. if today's meltdown didn't make it crystal clear the president is clearly shaken by this quickly escalating impeachment inquiry, i mean, this has to be a sign. if that didn't do it. what's next, is this a sign of what's to come here? >> he's clearly freaked out because the democrats have the goods on him because he has given the public the goods on himself, right? he's admitted that he basically didn't use the word publicly quid pro quo but he has basically said, yeah, of course i asked him to dig up dirt on my political opponent, who wouldn't do that? understandably, he's freaked out that democrats are moving forward with information that's incriminating of the president and the public seems to be supporting democrats in that effort. yes, if you were trump, i would be shaking in

we are seeing prices spike higher. time, the market has been focused on the demand-side picture, demands about manufacturing out of asia, and the ongoing trade war that has dampened the oil market demand. we are seeing risk premium. we know from these reports this is being investigated, but at the moment, this is all the news we have. matt: more reports now that the explosion was likely caused by missiles. went to air, we were seeing the iranian news industry channel saying this explosion was caused by missiles. you have those reports to add, and that may be why we see oil continue to rise from the already steep spike we saw this morning. nejra: we have breaking news coming through. at redhead line is they are $1.1 billion of net outflows. it sees the outlook mixed. you have the number for the outflows. the outlook is mixed. it will continue to review further purchases. to also to repurchase up $100 million of shares. we have this update, but the main headline to cast your eye on is the $1.1 billion in net outflows. tr

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we've seen a spike in the pound on report in the times that the eu are willing to make concession onhe backstop that had an impact let's switch over. as i mentioned, we are seeing that bounce in the pound up 4% yesterday, we dropped a similar amount after that call took place between the chancellor saying a deal is very likely we've fully heard back after the latest reports suggesting that the eu is ready to make a decision 1.2270 is where we are for the pound. we are also seeing a bid for the dollar versus yen as well. that is a risk on compared to the moves we had in wall street. let's talk about wall street we had a heavy close the worst session for nasdaq down close to 7% down down 1.2. heavy trading session. you can see they are seen opening up positive. s&p opening about 12 points higher, dow before 101 points higher and nasdaq about 35 the focus there looking at the trader war discussions >> renault chairman wants the board to find a successor. the board announced the search will begin in earnest. saying strengthening the alliance with nissan is a top priority renault declined

the death toll continues to spike.ver 100 kurdish fighters have been killed and nine civilians >> in southern california, the lapd has issued a response evacuations have been ordered and the city has opened emergency centers. in northern california, pg&e has restored services to more than half of the customers affected >>> in japan, a typhoon is expected to make land fall >> as we head to break, check out shares of roku, a wild week for the stock. rbc is back with an outperform rating a new price target, $155 rbc says compelling valuations, strong fundamentals and favorable position stock up in extended tdirang 6.25%. "worldwide exchange" is back right after this it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. >>> we have breaking news right now. oil prices spiking after iran says missiles struck a tanker in the red sea. you can see wti is up. developing story here, futures surging on up beat headlines and why mark zuckerb

if the spike the majority is there up the commend level of the membership is the is called consist of the a p k k out there could be some workers party commanders and they aim and autonomous region in the in the north is syria which will which is possibly going to be linked to other kurdish regions in iraq iran and turkey and ending up with a kurd big kurdish state called as the greater kurdistan this is what turks fear that's why they say syria syria tauriel integrity is important it is also turkey's territorial integrity for them who sent him we're also hearing that the u.s. is saying they're leaving turkey in charge of dealing with all those eisel fighters who've been detained in that area so what's likely to happen to them. well this is actually a major one of the major issues that haven't been discussed clearly since last night don and else that after he and president trump had a phone conversation last night the u.s. forces begin to withdrawal from. observation post and tell of yet. how far turkish military can go is that question we have no information on that and we have no in

oil and gas because we are seeing a spike on the back of the attacks of the iranian vessel overnight we are seeing oil and gas up overnight. household goods and luxury struggling one name in particular, hugo boss with weak earnings there. exposure to hong kong. in media at the bottom, a french media company, disappointing out look for the year. that's the whole picture solid end of the week this friday morning >>> thank you for that update. very, very good negotiation is how president trump describes day one of the trade talks between chinese officials in washington he is now scheduled to meet with the chinese premier tonight amid optimism that the two sides can come to an agreement to avoid more tariff talks next week. >> reporter: the vice premier will head to the white house tonight. they'll have a face-to-face, raising hopes that tariffs for next tuesday and the trade war will be put on hold. this is what president trump said >> we just completed a negotiation with china, we are doing very well. we have another one tomorrow i'm meeting with the vice premier at the white house i t

this se spike was stark when pol gave that remark, it had been down 26 and moved lower at 2:00 p.m. eastern as widely suspected decision to cut rates of a quarter of a point to one and half three quarters point but as he took questions specifically the one from fox business edward lawrence the dow jumped and is now pretty much at the height of the session up 84 points. i want you to see the nasdaq and s&p. the nasdaq was down 19 at 2:00 p.m. eastern time it is now up 23 points and the s&p 500 i believe, it is down for at the point where the fed made the announcement and now it's up seven and that is still a pretty decent move because it became flat right before that question from edward lawrence. we have a big move to the upside with the markets believing. we really have to see a persistent hitting of this inflation target which we are not at right now. before we would see rate hikes. banks which are likely impacted by interest rates, they did weaken, they're already the moment. 1.8%, it is now at 1.78%. that actually makes sense because the yield tends to fall if the dollar strengt

but then a filmmaker is getting inot of attention, spike lee the 1980's.kes a film called "do the right thing." he wanted to have the right sound for the film. public enemy and asked them to develop what ultimately becomes this song. "do the right thing" is about the bedford neighborhood in brooklyn and racial tensions because aeveloping lot of the white inhabitants, mainly from ethnic enclaves like italians and irish are leaving the city and moving to the suburbs and then you have african-americans taking their place. so, spike lee is actually in the film, he plays a character who works in an italian restaurant. it has this wall of fame where they have photographs of famous italians. a couple people come in and they are like, what are you doing, this is a black neighborhood, you need black faces up there. and it just becomes a spark of tensions that had been brewing, it's a hot night one night, the fire hydrants open up, people are playing in the streets, and then there's a riot. so, this is ultimately what unfolds in the film, but spike lee actually hand

. >> from history we know they are triggered by a spike in inflation followed by a spike in interest. oft causes and unwinding either economic successes or financial excesses. , thetime inflation is low fed is cutting and we don't see any bubbles, stock prices don't seem to be out of sync considering late -- rates are still low. why is there so much talk about recession? as we joked around, it is geopolitics, stupid. it is an external shock that is self-induced because we started this trade war but it is causing uncertainty that business investors are not investing. they are not spending and creating new capacity because they are afraid supply chains will start unwinding. rates bywer interest the federal reserve. they are already low but lowering them will not give businesses confidence. christina: it doesn't change the outlook. a good weekend that -- it could weaken the dollar but it doesn't change materially. we talk so much about the strength of the consumer amid all of this. there is this notion that at some point businesses curtail spending. they curtail hiring. people start to

reported in the news, water-filled trench, stocked with snakes and alligators he wanted electric spikes on top that could pierce human flesh. >> they said i wanted snaks and alligators in a moat, that i wanted an electrified fence so that when people touched the fence, with spikes on top of it. never said it. never thought of it. >> reporter: the president made those alleged comments when migrant border crossings were over 100,000 a month now they are down to 64,000. lester >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> another story we're following breaking tonight, usa swimming for allegations of covering up a sexual abuse of athletes tonight one of the accusers, an olympian, is speaking out. nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tonight usa swimming under federal investigation for alleged financial wrongdoing and accusations the organization suppressed athletes' sex abuse claims the fbi and manhattan u.s. attorney's office are investigating for the better part of a year ariana smith spoke with investigators. >> it's something that's been swept under the rug for a really long time. >> reporter: she

no, spike is, yes, spike is one of the ones i honored. so no, it wasn't hard at all.diahann carroll. >> jimmy: yep. >> passed the day before we dedicated the stage. and i asked her the day before, and i asked her, and she said the year before, if i'm alive, i'll be there. we held this moment as i dedicated the stage to her. just beautiful, man. >> jimmy: that's something else. >> jimmythank you for inviting i veryuch want i coul thevitation yount w but what? >> jimmy: it's a long story, but i had a kids-parents camping weekend. >> i get it. dr. phil was there. so he showed up. matt damon was there. >> jimmy: was he? [cheers and applause] then i definitely wouldn't come. >> right, right. >> jimmy: so this invitation is like almost like an ipad or some kind of a video screen. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you're on it. and i turn it on, and you say hey, jimmy kimmel, it's tyler perry, and i'd love to you come. and there's a whole invitation to this party, and i showed it to like 11 people around the office. >> and you still didn't go. >> jimmy: i didn't come. >> i'm giving you

it goes in april from may to 181, a huge spike. i don't know what's going on on the streets, but clearly, something happened at the end of may that could cause that to -- would cause that to spike, and i'm not sure if the department of health has this information but if they don't, we should probably give it to them because it paints a picture of what's going on in the streets, and it would be great to know what the strategy is because these numbers have gone up. it's gone up to 214 from then. is this something that we see once this strain -- is it fentanyl or opioid strain stops, it continues to go up as we've continued to see over the last year? >> unfortunately, it's fentanyl that we've seen increase greatly. because it's so cheap and it's getting over here apparently by mail, but we're looking into it, and i believe that's the culprit. >> commissioner veronese: so it may be appropriate to get the -- to develop -- i'm sure there's some strategy being developed around this but it would be great to know especially since this is su

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. >> also honored, will smith, spike lee. >> the man. it's all love, baby. love. >> denzel washington and hallie berry. >> what is special about tyler? >> he's just a good dude. i couldn't even get here tonight because i'm in the middle of working and he was like, you know what? i'm going to send my plane and pick you up and you can get there any time you want and leave whenever you need to. >> beyonce was overwhelmed by the history-making event and said she could not stop crying. ♪ i worked hard, i own it >> the singer glittered in a custom made yellow beaded gown which, by the way, kiki palmer also wore two months ago at the vmas. as for those sound stages they're part of tyler's 380-acre studio, bigger than disney, warner brothers studio lots gien combined. the 50-year-old also dedicated a stage to whoopi goldberg who recently battled pneumonia. >> when somebody says you about to die, it kind of wakes you up. we think maybe part of getting sick and also having an exacerbated it perhaps by vaping. so, you know, learning that, you know, we got to do things

the delivery driver who was still behind the wheel drove over spike strips on purpose and asked -- as the truck limped off the freeway, the suspect, mark murawski said they were trapped. he also said he was a 3 striker and would rather die than go back to prison. eventually he made a run for it while carrying a shotgun. a police man filed a single shot, killing him. tonight, the d.a. said the police officer reasonably believe that he needed to use deadly force to protect himself and others. >>> tonight, neighbors upset over play noise over their homes. andria borba is at the airport and residents have been complaining for years about this. what is new? >> a few years ago, the faa implemented the new nexgen fligtoroom for planes and drones and all life. now there is a portal where people can take a look at exactly what planes are causing the noise and there is a place where they can file complaints. >> reporter: the skies above the bay area are not just bright blue. often they are filled with planes headed for san francisco international airport and the noise associated with them. sfo

deputies say the ups driver saved the day when he deliberately drove over a spike strip. when the truck stopped, the stand off became more tense. >> the next thing in my head is where are the suspects. now i'm concerned they're going to open up this back door and start shooting at us. >> he eventually ran from the truck toward a build being the shotgun in his hand. a san jose police officer shot and killed him. >>> it is not just a clean up, but it's an investigation. federal, state, and local officials remain on scene trying to determine what led to tuesday's fire and explosion there in contra costa county. things look much different today at the nustar energy facility. much of the foam used to put out that fire has been pumped out. nustar says it's still assessing damage. cal oeshia is ordering tanks and pipes. >> to determine what happened and could it happen again and ensure before the shutdown order is lifted that nustar energy can operate safely. >>> also happening now, the ocke fire department is staying on top of the hotspots around the plant. remember this runs r