sterling says emotions got he better of him as he took their anfield spat into the england camp. roger federer is in a happier place after his must win match at the atp finals in london. also coming up in the programme — we'll hear from andy murray and his different perspective on tour now. i don't need to set a target of top ten are trying to make the semis of the grand slam or anything like that because i've done all of that before. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, england's match against montenegro on thursday night should be a double celebration. it's the team's 1000th international and they should get the point they need to qualify for next year's european championship. but manchester city's raheem sterling, who so many at wembley will have been hoping to see, will play no part. dropped for disciplinary reasons. his club rivalry with liverpool's joe gomez flaring up in the england camp yesterday and sterling instigated it. let's cross live to st george's park and speak to our report rhia chohan. rhia, we've heard from the england manager this afternoon, do we know an

|j sterling he might not be his favourite person right now.c andl not imagine he is in enthusiastic and i can understand that. it's a massive part of what we do. has been, will be and is with us with the game tomorrow, back with the team in the training pitch enjoying the football trained superbly well as well has he always does. so for me the thing is finished. when would see them qualify for euros next year and of course the finals will be played at wembley. harry maguire sat next to him today and said it would be very special indeed to walk at wembley for the euros. he conference of things about the team tomorrow, he said that against spain it was the youngest side ever fielded. he thinks it could be even younger tomorrow. that comes with the wea knesses tomorrow. that comes with the weaknesses but he said it also comes with things like motivation and hunger and it's a team that will excite people. remember, a win or even a draw of the results going their way would be enough to see england through with the game to spare. let's have a look a

and raheem sterling is dropped from the england team ahead of a euro 2020 qualifier after a bust—up with team—mate joe gomez. it's 5pm. our main story... the prime minister is chairing a meeting of the government's cobra emergency committee to discuss the flooding in yorkshire and the midlands. earlier, jeremy corbyn accused the government of failing to act quickly enough and said the response from ministers had been "woeful". about 400 homes have been flooded and 1,200 properties evacuated. five severe flood warnings remain in place on the river don in south yorkshire. tolu adeoye reports. they say it's never been this bad. the village of fishlake near doncaster still submerged. hundreds were forced to leave their homes as the water moved in. to leave their homes many parts remain under several feet of water. the prime minister is to chair a meeting of the government's emergency committee, cobra, in response to the floods but today the labour party leader jeremy corbyn said it was too little, too late. the conservative government's response to the floods has been woeful. just imagine if

i'm a big fan of sterling against the dollar. we've removed any downside risk for sterling.t is still phenomenally cheap compared to practically any other currency in g10. so i am long sterling against the dollar. around $1.40, are $1.45. elsewhere, i feel what the yen for the number -- i feel like the yen for a number of reasons. it tends to correlate very well with dollar yen, so i won't be surprised to see dollar-yen trading around $100 by the end of next year. vonnie: let's go back to the sterling forecast. how can you possibly make assumptions that will allow you to see sterling at $1.40, given that we have no idea what is happening with brexit, and what would happen post-brexit for the u.k. to integrate itself into the global economy with trade deals and so on? how can you relate sterling to any other currency at this point? peter: if you look at sterling, trades are at phenomenally cheap levels. really, what we've seen the of weeks is that worst case scenarios for sterling are not going to happen. we are not going to see a new deal brexit, so that is good. we are gett

sterling k. brown. the results of our "youtube halloween challenge." and music from luke combs. and now, most definitely, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. all right. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] relax, please. thank you. i appreciate it. that's very nice. i hope you had a wonderful -- i hope you're enjoying the extra hour we got on sunday. i had fun with the hour. i used it to spend some time -- i actually used my extra hour to reset all the clocks in my house. it's so much fun. [ laughter ] i tell you something, i'm tired of being responsible for saving daylight. it's time for daylight to learn to save itself. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] yes, we got an extra hour of sleep, but we also got an extra hour of donald trump being president of the united states. i'd like to set my calendar ahead a year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] as of today -- we're one day short of a year from the next presi

raheem sterling has tweeted in the last few minutes, let us have a look. hard for me to see my tea made boot for something that was my fault. and this week was the first time we have seen fault lines appear, the big hallmark of southgate‘s tenure has been that they have been completely together, they have been with cloud rivalries, largely separated and these players have really been together. it has been such a big story but obviously, he is trying to essentially say look, we need to move on now and undoubtedly they will. again, topping the group, means england will play all of their group games in the euros rate here at wembley and the final is here as well. so it could be a very special summer well. so it could be a very special summerfor well. so it could be a very special summer for england if they can appear united once more. var was back on the agenda today, this time at a meeting for all 20 members of the premier league. the west ham co—chairman, david gold, says that the video assistant referee is "alive and kicking" three months into the season.

then a sunday sit down with actor sterling k. brown on the hit nbc show "this is us."nd those shaky early years in show business had his mother wondering about his career choice. >> i said mom, i appreciate you watching the by lot, if you don't want to watch anymore, i understand. my mother touched my knees and she said thank you. >> a sunday sit down with sterling k. brown and our sunday's closer as the family taking home school to a new level by studying american history firsthand in an rv. another life well-lived coming up later this morning. >>> let's begin with another day closed door impeachment inquiry. a new transcript given by white house's aid who were concerned of the july call with the president of ukraine. kelly o'donell is at the white house with more. >> reporter: hundreds of pages of depositions of transcripts are now public from two officials who were on the president's phone call with the investigation with the bidens. lawmakers made privately with the white house's budget official with knowledge of the military aid that was put on hold. >> reporter:

that saw liverpool beat city and the sterling and gomez squared up to each other.s tried to smooth over the incident at st george's park, saying, "we both understand it was a 5—10 second thing, it's done and we move forward and not make it bigger than it is." i think for something like this to happen away from the training ground is very unusual. it is quite the sensation, really, because of the nature of what happened. and because it involves raheem sterling who holds a real star status now with his club, manchester city, and with england as well. the fa moved swiftly with their statement, the move from gareth southgate to decide not to pick him on thursday, and of course team harmony has all been one of the great strengths of gareth southgate's time as england manager. this changes things. we will bring you that gareth southgate news conference at 3pm. staying with international football, and the scotland captain andy robertson is out of their final two qualifiers. the liverpool full—back will stay with the squad for the next few days but won't play away against

both raheem sterling and joe gomez had trained together, despite raheem sterling being dropped afteraltercation between the two. sterling has admitted his emotions got the better of him. are slight respite for the rain in the next 24 hours. we will take a closer look at what is causing a catastrophic australian wildfires. also coming up, we're out and about in bishop auckland. we are in the north—east today, in bishop auckland, in a town that has voted labour in every election since 1935. is that about to change? hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has heavily criticised the government for what he has described as a woeful response to flooding in yorkshire and the midlands. five days after the flooding began, the prime minister will this afternoon chair a meeting of the government's cobra emergency committee to discuss the issue. about 500 homes have been flooded and 1,200 properties evacuated. five severe warnings remain in place on the river don in south yorkshire. tolu adeoye reports. they say it's never been this bad. the village of fishlake n

southgate may not be sterling is favourite person right now.ourite person right now. i don't imagine his be enthusiastic, but i can understand that. in the end, he is in the group, that's the most important thing, he is a massive pa rt important thing, he is a massive part of what we do, has been, will be, he is with us for the game tomorrow, he is back with the team on the training pitch, enjoying his football, train superbly well, as he a lwa ys football, train superbly well, as he always does, but for me, the thing is finished. a win for england would see them qualify for the euros next year, and because the final is to be at wembley, and they said today that it would be very special indeed to walk out at wembley for the euros. southgate has said that against spain it was a younger squad, younger side that was fielded. he thinks it could be even younger tomorrow, and that comes with some weaknesses, but it also comes with things like motivation and hunger, and it is a team that will excite people. a win or even a draw would be enough to see

and still to come — raheem sterling is dropped from england's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegrooming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes and bbc news, the wales centrejonathan davies is out for six months following knee surgery. he was injured at the rugby world cup in japan. with just over four weeks to go until the general eleciton, we will be looking closely at the places where it could be won and lost. bbc news will be visiting ten parts of the uk where seats will be closely contested. today we're in bishop auckland, which is in the north—east of england. this seat was won by labour in the last election and is bordered by three other labour constituencies, plus one conservative and one independent. the labour incumbent won by 502 votes in the last election. but will the party be able to retain the seat? labour have held the seat since 1935 and 61% in the area voted leave in the eu referendum. it is a target seat for the conservatives, who came second in the last election. christian fraser is in the town centre. welcome to bishop auckland. this is a tale of two towns. behi

victoria: victoria: sterling has been bitten before bite paul's and productions -- victoria: sterling by polls predictions. they are just models. particularly have had things wrong with president trump in the presidential election, with the 2017 election more so actually, and that is what sterling investors are worried about, that this election is more complicated. makes people, makes the warytors much more about putting too much on that prediction. nejra: what is your divergence in the outlook for the u.k. economy for 20 based on a conservative majority based on a labour majority? -- economy fore 2020 based on a conservative majority, based on a labour majority? victoria: a tory majority is most likely. not saying that will happen, but that is the most likely. we move into a world where probably the brexit deal that boris johnson had gets passed in january. you move into the next phase where you want the future trading arrangements. there is some uncertainty. we know what the deal looks like and we can move forward from that. i think the key thing for us at investec [audio drop] -- u

sterling has apologised, saying...lub rivalries used to plague england, but the irony of what has happened here is that team unity has been such a key part of southgate‘s success as england manager, and it is the desire to preserve the togetherness of the squad that has led him to drop arguably his most important player. i think for it to happen, for it to boil overfrom a game of the weekend before is one that i've never really come across before. i've seen it boil over in training practice sessions, in matches and things like that between players, but never over dinner or within sort of the relaxed confines of your own training camp. the public fallout has overshadowed preparations for what will be england's1000th men's international, but southgate hopes that short—term pain will bring long—term gains. katie gornall, bbc news, st george's park. that's it. newsnight is getting under way with emily maitlis on bbc two. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday

the sterling is not idiosyncratic u.k.rying the burden of european growth being week as well. if euro trade data cannot pick up significantly, demand cannot pick up significantly, demand and the u.k. will not improve dramatically. in the low growth world where growth is bottoming but an l-shaped recovery, the sterling will be under pressure. you are trading global growth and brexit. if you want to trade pure idiosyncratic u.k. story, that is better done through 250. romaine: let's say we want to do that idiosyncratic story at look at that trade, particularly for investors not invested in the u.k.. if they are looking in that direction, what do tell them with regard to how you plan for the outcome of this election? is it going to matter? are we going to get some certainty no matter what the outcome is? bar butinty is a high if you come anywhere close to a majority for the conservatives, i think the market will treat it as brexit nearly done. pricing,y, in terms of we are almost there. it is not like it is 50-50. whether we

we have rallied back on sterling.els like we are in the range where it should be. in america, we worry about trying to explain brexit to europeans, it feels out of order, but what i remind our justts, this is phase one, the withdrawal agreement. people have become accustomed uncertainty the begins to fade. we will really move into phase two, which is negotiating with the u.s. and european, the trading and business relationship. this uncertainty will last a lot longer. sterling moving back up makes sense. i would pump the brakes on expecting a ton of sterling appreciation. we have a long way to go. nejra: is that because the weakness in the dollar this month might stabilize? of a: i think this talk phase one trade deal with the tailwindchina gave a to risk assets. the dollar. so long everyone expecting the dollar to remain strong. pickup -- hiccup. i do not think interest rate differentials will drive the dollar. is a quality environment as the global economy slows. i think people think the dollar will be well bid in a

as city get set for champions league action — sterling starts talk about a new contract...omen's golf. we'll have more on a big prize boost for the ladies european tour. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the programme... plenty to come on the champions league with manchester city and tottenham in action later — but we start with this man here — andy murray. because most of us will have seen or have read the stories over the last two of years about his struggles with a hip injury. but now we have a real insight into just how tough that period was for him. a documentary called andy murray: resurfacing premiered in london last night. and aside from the pain, we also get a little bit of his humour. shane is my physiotherapist. i've been working with him for about five 01’ been working with him for about five or six years. he is probably the nicest man i've ever met! he's never rude about anyone, but he worries about everything. we obviously enjoy winding him up about that! 0oh! some really great stuff in there. i've been speaking to andy murray about th

and coming up in sport — raheem sterling is dropped by england after being involved in an altercationerpool'sjoe gomez at theirtraining camp, a day after they clashed in the premier league. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at nine. from serious breathing problems linked to e—cigarettes. ewan fisher was connected to an artificial lung to keep him alive after his own lungs failed and he couldn't breathe. doctors have told bbc news that the case is not an isolated incident, with one warning young people should never go near vaping. public health experts maintain that using e—cigaretts is still better than smoking. here's our health correspondent james gallagher. ewan fisher is a keen boxer, but vaping left him fighting for his life. he was 16 when he first used e—cigarettes. getting hold of them was easy, despite being underage. but, around four months later, he started finding it hard to breathe. something in the e—cigarette vapour was causing a catastrophic immune reaction in his lungs called hypersensitivity pneumonitis. his lungs were failing fast, and he rapidly ended up in

he has not sent sterling home.it has been dealt with and is in the open. young gareth southgate is known for being a brilliant man manager, this is a real test of this. i willjust finish with some take news! i am not quite how to describe this. this is a therapy peg stationed at san francisco airport, in the united states, where she helps passengers ove rco m e states, where she helps passengers overcome the stress and anxiety other air travel. is part of the airport‘s white brigade, with painted hooves. —— she‘s part of the airport‘s "wag brigade," which has around 20 therapy dogs on its books — butjust the one pig. ewan fisher was 16 when he took up smoking e—cigarettes, and within months found himself in intensive care with severe breathing problems. he‘s battled his way back to health, but now wants to warn others of the potential dangers of vaping. he joins us alongside drjayesh mahendra bhatt, who treated him. jayeshis jayesh is in our london studio. ewan, really good to see you on the sofa. you are 19 now? i

sterling. thinking on sterling at this point? gregory: our investment committee a few weeks ago concluded that hard brexit from an investment perspective, leaving politics to the side, as investment managers, politics are not relevant. it is all about the price. weeks ago, it was a 50-50 between a hard brexit and not a hard brexit. expressing a view didn't make a lot of sense because that is not what we do. we manage the risk. is believingham the risk of a hard brexit is not 50-50 anymore. it is less than that. what is the best for -- best barometer? sterling. position to take and it is interesting to note that going into the 31st of october deadline, we saw sterling begin to rally and when the deadline wasn't met, sterling held its gains which for me is confirmation they are -- there is potentially a floor. a contrarian trade worth considering, which we are in the process of putting on, his long sterling versus the euro. anna: this is something we talk about lock him up somewhat we do with ste

i think we see sterling and the u.k.rade over 6-12 months or than a real long-term hold. there are still a lot of obstacles. even if the tories get elected, they leave the eu, we still have to worry about the future relationship. anna: december 2020 looms and is that something that will once again threaten sterling and domestic u.k. stocks? shanti: i think it could, because we do not know what the future relationship is. trade deals could take a very long time to negotiate. we could end up on wto terms. we could enter a phase where we are perpetually extending deadlines again or something like that. the big thing in the u.k. that worries us is business investment intentions are down. usually, investment is what drives growth. if businesses are investing -- are not investing, it is a problem. anna: shanti kelemen, investment director at brown shipley stays with us a little bit longer on the program. there have been some talks in the asian session, more positive talk about what is going on around trade. we heard that china

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to 140, do from 130 we need a weak dollar or will sterling do the heavy lifting on its own?re is still reasonable brexit premium in sterling. i do not think we need a weak dollar. guy: a broadly weaker dollar? david: that is a positive backdrop. even this year seeing some modest strengthening of sterling and that has been against the backdrop where the trade-weighted dollar has gotten stronger as well during the course of this year. onid not think you can get cable through 1.35. guy: if you are looking around the world next year, is the u.k. going to be in outperform or? are u.k. domestic stocks going to be up performers? as investment managers try to figure out where my going to get a little bit of extra return if i am looking at a world that digitenerate mid-single return on my equity portfolio? david: a lot of investors are looking at u.k. assets because they are still in that brexit premium, both in high yield, sterling credit, as well as some of the small-cap. if we get a physical boost and a pickup and global manufacturing and the u.k. is still geared, a leverage play

sterling has apologised, saying...ned here is that team unity has been such a key part of southgate's success as england manager, and it is the desire to preserve the togetherness of the squad that has led him to drop arguably his most important player. i think for it to happen, for it to boil overfrom a game of the weekend before is one that i've never really come across before. i've seen it boil over in training practice sessions,

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forcing sterling turn on him in the england canteen sterling in the grey hats has now been dropped from thursday's game and has issued an apology. you're washing indeed over your news live from berlin the monica jones is up next with business set out for and i'll see you again tomorrow same time same place for now thank you for spending this part of you david us. news.

sterling loses ground, but in a way?of fairly orderly a big majority for labor we would suggest for some overseas investors would be a cause of concern? some of the policies around nationalization and not knowing what that might ultimately lead to? it points to less of a risk of brexit happening, which is seen as a positive for sterling? ? it's very hard to know -- sterling. it's very hard to know. no conclusive outlook is priced in at this point. nejra: john wraith from ubs stays with us. we speak to the managing director of the international monetary fund, kristalina georgieva. up next, we will get the latest on the global trade outlook. this is bloomberg. nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm nejra cehic in london. the trade war's drag on the two biggest economies will likely fade in 2020, according to goldman sachs. what do we get by the end of the signed of phase one deal , tariffs paused and rolled back on tariffs? john: we certainly do not think we get the rollback. that, in our view, is too optimistic. alt

can sterling rally on that?think it probably can, but it is like threading the aiava neil with a good story for sterling -- threading b.i. of a needle -- needleng the eye of a with a good story for sterling. vonnie: we are still probably going to be at the beginning of a very long process. chris: exactly. there are lots of different timelines, depending on who gets into power. if labour has to do a deal with the snp, when with the referendum be held? we would have to get compromise to get the snp on board. with the end of june for the x timing -- for the time of it extending, it will not be one moment of epiphany when sterling can settle down for the next couple of years. vonnie: so what is the answer for fx traders? do you go to bed on this trade at all, or avoid it like the plague? chris: i think sterling is very difficult at the moment, and sort of hangs on the polls at the moment. gaffes from the leaders and stories uncovered over the next couple of weeks or so set to , reluctant on positions at the moment.

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which was my reason for not selecting raheem sterling for the game on thursday. away in belfast. a win for wales — would see jayne ludlow‘s side move to within two points of group leaders norway at the halfway stage. however it's northern ireland that could and should be ahead. a lovely flick set lauren wade clear and she picked a perfect cross for simone magill, but her header was brilliantly kept out by laura 0'sullivan. it's still 0—0 at seaview. england women are also in action and the lionesses got off to a shaky start as they conceded an early goal to the czech republic in their away friendly but beth england managed to volley it into the net for a quick equaliser. england's beth mead scored another to put the visitors ahead but after a crazy opening 25 minutes tereza szewieczkova scored her second goal of the match making it 2—all. novak djokovic is in action this evening in the year ending atp finals, but it was roger federer that kept his hopes alive earlier as he faced the italian matteo berrettini. both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was

trade-weighted sterling back to 1992, the major low here, the boon in sterling, everything good, a horrific we are against a breakout trend. you wonder if that is the story of 2021. guy: that comes back to the point when it comes to eurosterling right now sitting on the 85 level. that has been a big line in the sand for all sterling. if the euro goes down, it will be interesting to see. the data are going to be critical and figuring out what the u.k. economy will do. mike bell, the u.k. consumer looks like it is rolling over. there will still be trade uncertainty, why should sterling outperform next year? mike: it is not clear to me that it does. the market must be pricing broadly which is about a 70% majority. not higher on a conservative majority getting brexit done? johnsonit deal boris were put through is a hard brexit which leaves the majority outside of the customs union. it is not clear to be that in a conservative majority the sterling would go higher. the other scenario, if you end up with a labour coalition government, on the plus side you might get a referendum so that might be s

at that moment, sterling was.he matter what you saw coming down the political pipeline, it did look like there was an opportunity. viewe expressing a similar , you can see sterling rally from here with some of those outcomes. what you have seen over the last month is that the probabilities of a no deal exit have been priced out a little bit. nejra: what will get you over the line to add to that position tactically? william: it is something we continue to watch closely. the problem is that we don't see ourselves having a hedge on the political situation. this is something we will stay on the sidelines for. nejra: william staying with us. partyt, angela merkel's survived a blitz to her leadership. her allies are now threatening to blow up the global coalition. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak:

we are in dangerous territory for sterling. think some investors would say that means brexit is going to get delayed indefinitely and it probably would. therefore, i think you sell the rally. you faded. sterling goes down. we will probably have new elections by the spring in that case. that is the nightmare scenario for sterling. nejra: if we talk about the upside and we get the comparable tory majority and it looks like borst johnson's deal is going to get through, where does it get capped? 133, one 34. eurosterling looks like it is already there. i do not really think there is much more downside left in eurosterling. maybe one big figure or so because euro-dollar will rally a little bit with cable because of the uncertainty factor being reduced. but again, once we -- once the u.k. legally departs the block, then we are in an even more difficult set of negotiations. it will come down to one key issue. how much trade does the u.k. want to do with the european union in return for the rules that brussels will demand the u.k. foll

and after this face—off on the pitch and an altercation off it, raheem sterling is dropped from england's2020 qualifier on thursday. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: roger federer keeps himself in contention at the end of season tourfinals in london. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the floods in the north of england have been top of the political agenda today, with opposition parties calling for the government to declare a national emergency. labour described the government's response as woeful and the liberal democrats said the situation wasn't being taken seriously enough. the government has called a cobra — or crisis response — meeting. following a months worth of rain in 2a hours last week, rivers burst their banks to flood parts of south yorkshire, nottinghamshire, derbyshire and lincolnshire, but the environment agency says the £20 million flood defences built after the 2007 floods significantly reduced the impact in areas like meadowhall in sheffield. severe flood warnings around the river don have been in place since friday. about 400 home

raheem sterling train despite having been dropped for starting a bust up with joke owners.disagreements, and the most important thing for any family is that you through those disagreements and you work through them. i don't expect you never have to deal with things that are either unexpected or difficult. yesterday's ice came after the two players were involved in an angry confrontation towards the end of liverpool's 3—1 victory over manchester city. the biggest game of the season so far and tensions remained after the final whistle. stirling has since apologised saying on social media, "both joe and i apologised saying on social media, "bothjoe and i have had words, the figure things out and moved on. i am man enough to admit when emotions get the better of me." club ruggles is used to play england but the irony of what has happened here is that immunity has been such a key pa rt that immunity has been such a key part of southgate's success as manager. and it's the desire to preserve the togetherness this squad that has led him to drop arguably his most important player. f

election and sterling next.traveling to work, tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or dab digital radio london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london, 42 a.m. in minutes or a from the equity market open in europe and this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am nejra cehic in london. u.s. markets are closed today as americans go home to feast on turkey for thanksgiving celebrations and all the trimmings of course. annmarie hordern is looking at all the numbers. annmarie: it is all about the sides. happy thanksgiving. the one good thing if you are cooking this year is that it will not cost you as much as last year. according to official statistics, for about 10 people thanksgiving dinner will cost $48.91, only one penny more than this would set you back last year. i want to talk about turkey. historically, turkey prices dropped in november. stores do this promotion of the to get people into the stores -- promotionally to get people into the stores. it is all about the sides. that's what the stores want to p

sterling k.rown, comedian gilbert gottfried illusionist derren brown featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news the white house held an event this afternoon to honor the military dog used in the raid on the leader of isis of course, the poor thing had no idea what was going on and neither did the dog. according to reports, republican congressman devin nunes went to europe last year and met with ukrainian sources to dig up dirt on former vice president joe biden. wait, so you were overseeing the impeachment inquiry, and you were part of the thing he's being impeached for? this is like if the judge at the o.j. trial had been the glove. [ laughter and applause president trump had a private lunch this afternoon with vice president mike pence it was so private, even trump wasn

sterling dollar not doing so well.t there is so much pessimism, if you look at the flows and the outflows from the u.k. equities in particular where you can see this, it has this huge run. you look at well-known bank of america survey, the most hated asset class is the u.k., whether it is sterling or equities. there is a lot of pessimism. we are broad just like a lot of places. looks like a high probability now priced in with the bookmakers of a conservative majority. you could see a very big year-end rally in sterling and u.k. equities. manus: we have done the survey. library.the gtv on a tory victory, it is up 34. one thing that struck me and i want you to focus on, the orange coalitionh is a labor . -- doesability but only the 127 on the labor relation and 123 offer makes sense to you in the labor in the title? i think we will see more downside at least initially for the u.k. assets, sterling and equities because of the views. becauseto look at it is because u.k. assets are cheap, you can understand why markets will

, so i think we can see sterling trading back into the mid-1.30's.hat is a better tray narrative for the eurozone because that is one of the overarching issues of negativity. from the broader u.s. dollar story, we see a graduate depreciation through the course next year. i think investors will start to go a little more mindful of the ensuing political risk because we are now one year away from the presidential election. he continued to see that fiscal imbalance started to build. interestingly, as we start to see the fed balance sheet expanding to deal with some of those structural issues we've seen, it may well prove to be the case that we start to see increasing or extensive dollar liquidity into next year, which will also weigh on performance. we will talk more about this in just a moment. we will come back to the pound as well. jeremy stretch, g10 fx strategy with cibc my is going to stay with us. vonnie: but get to blow but -- let's get to global markets now is kailey leinz. kailey: the s&p 500 0.6%, the sox index the outperform her. the news loo

in the short-term, generally negative for sterling.you have a brexit scenario which doesn't play out well, that is negative for sterling. so the asymmetric risk is to the downside of sterling. if you go to trade it, the topside seems to be capped around 130. onedownside could be dweller $.24 -- could be $1.24. alix: mike, your take? michael: basically, the bank of england joining the rest of the world in saying we have uncertainty and we have headwinds. alix: and not just brexit, global. michael: that is their view, then they might have to cut rates. the idea was based on the idea of a global slowdown, not just a brexit event. so at this point, they are acknowledging what the rest of the world said. going into the meeting, their view was if we had brexit as scheduled on october 31, we would probably have been raising rates in the euro to because the economy is stronger than thought, and we would be bringing in inflation. at this point they are saying we don't know what's going to happen, and there's a chance that because of the global

sterling lower after that miss on the pmi numbers the euro, and sterling here 1.2873 off by 0.3% theollar flat after that miss on the eurozone pmis >> christine lagarde made her first high-profile speech and highlighted some of the challenges including a slow down in trade and echoed the sentiment on other speakers on the need to work towards a market union >> this involves moving towards a new policy mix which has a number of key elements the first and it is not because it is the only game in town. it shouldn't be. the first is monetary policy it is my area of responsibility which will undergo a strategic review more later on on that. but give us time to actually do the work in a cohesive way >> sticking with europe, my colleague also spoke to the c e comerzbank >> he was saying that he was looking for a more integrated europe clearly if we had more of a common banking market, it would mean banks could actually make more money with the services delivered across the european union. that is all about integration, banking and supported by the recent proposal calling for the common dooe

cable about 1.29 looking at sterling versus euro, we are at a six-month high sterling is back at levels not seen since the beginning of may, so definitely the sterling strength is being expressed versus the dollar. a quick look today, the end about .2 percentage point softer on the day as well we had some what of a lack luster session at the end of the day with the session ending flat today, it looks a bit more positive we have the s&p up about 10 points and nasdaq up about 35. a good test for how u.s. consumer spending is going it has been one of the bright spots of the u.s. economy. >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery, that was the first public comments of house speaker nancy pelosi we have more from washington >> the first round of public impeachment hearings is in the books but who won the day depends on how you ask >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery. >> there is nothing compelling >> ambassador william taylor testified a staff member overheard president trump pushing for ukraine to investigate joe biden during a phone call to gor

what with the rebound of the pound sterling domestic companies should get a device advantage you know import prices would go down also some experts predict competitive edge and advantage for small and medium sized companies blackrock for example the investment firm says that companies who operating in a need who are specialized in a very particular product or service should be able to gain market share more than bigger companies who are more depending on global growth also the builders should be profiting. because of the breaks that uncertainty many home owners also commercial real estate people have put a brake on investments and this is likely to change with more clarity after and the action in the u.k. and of course with hopefully bracks it's finally coming and being done with cannot bosun in frankfurt thank you. italians simply call it. high water doesn't sound like much but the flooding's that have been hitting venice in recent days have been anything but harmless the severest flood waters in generations have devastated large parts of the unesco protected lagoon city for example

we are moderately long in sterling. inflation has been in line with sterling. depreciates, inflation goes down. it has been linked to people's expectations on brexit. if there's a good brexit outcome, inflation goes up. we are not outright short on u.k. inflation yet. we have long sterling positions in their which will work the same way. nejra: you are targeting how much upside from here? >> we are take -- playing it day by day. the pool yesterday that came out suggested that the tories have increased their lead despite their difficulty at the start of their campaign. that suggests that labor is not making inroads. that would suggest there is more sterling upside to come. if you get a strong tory majority, it will be a hard brexit. you might be able to see sterling move towards the 140 level. nejra: on guilt, you are short. is that purely because of your view around global growth? is it specific to the u.k.? relative to other parts of lts are cheap. >> there is nominal yield there. the u.k. has generated a bit of inflation. we have not had deflation scares much

southgate admitting though that sterling will return against kosovo.ts his two incredible performances for england this summer — do not give him any sort of ‘redemption' for what happened outside a bristol nightclub in 2017. stokes was fined £30,000 and was given an eight match ban after being involved in a street fight — although the cricketer was cleared of affray. this summer, stokes produced match winning performance to help england win the world cup and the 3rd ashes test but he says what happened two years ago — never influenced his mindset on the field of play. from my point of view, i don't see it like that at all, i see it as me going out, doing as good as i can to help my team win games. i don't see it as redemption, there is nothing else towards it, i'm not doing it it's not, proving you wrong type thing? no, never. meanwhile, england test captain joe root says he and new coach chris silverwood have a two year plan to win back the ashes in australia. root says the team will be changing their approach and will try to bat longer and be more pa

they could not keep sterling out of the action and his free kick, the ar said penalty. league for the first time in their history and their back on terms in the second half in chelsea was left in. it was game on in milan. claudio bravo was brought on at half—time after an injury to edison and a rush of blood saw him see red. kyle walker was forced to put on the gloves in his first act was to stop this free kick. despite a brush, city held on for a point and have to wait for qualification. in group d, juventus made it through to the knockout stage earlier with a 2—1win at lokomotiv moscow. former arsenal player aaron ramsey gavejuve an early lead. aleksey miranchuk equalised for lokomotiv, but substitute douglas costa struck the decisive blow with a cool finish three minutes into added time. so confirmation there of how all the games finished. paris st germain secured their place in the last 16 with a win over bruge. mauro icardi with the goal on the night — also a big win for real madrid in that same group tonight — they're second behind psg with 7 points arsenal were a

our sunday sit down with sterling k.cs as always this weekend on "sunday today.h us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time you like. for now, i'll send it back tnce we'll see you on sunday morning. >> we will see you then, willie. thank you. >> for a lot of young people, checking those likes has turned into an obsession. thatwht to reduce stress concerns about what the likes are doing to young people's mental health nbc's kate snow has more >> is everybody on instagram >> yes >> reporter: in the world of instagram these students know well, they post a photo and see how many people like that post are you looking to see whether people like it are you worried about that when we spoke a couple years ago, liam said he used to spend money to get more likes. >> i remember back in 5th grady would buy them to make myself look popular it was horrible. >> reporter: but now instagram is testing a new system worldwide, a small percentage of users will no longer be able to see the number of likes on anyone's post except t

and as the final whistle blew at wembley sterling tweeted...ld be booed while they are wearing this shirt, never. i don't get it. all of the players, particularly disappointed with that. the reason i wanted to getjoe on the pitch is he's been with the september, october. also, i know i'm going to start raheem on sunday and get him back on the pitch as well because it was important for both of them to get back on the field with england and show everybody we are all in this now. england picked sam curran ahead of chris woakes for the final warm—up game before their two test series against new zealand. curran was wicketless though as new zealand a made 302—6 before declaring. england will resume on 26—1 later, having lost the wicket of rory burns. it's good to get out there and be in a competitive environment again. these warm up games are good from a bowlers point of view to get over centre the legs, spend a day in the field and get back into the feel of a match, i guess. you can do on the prep in the nets but you can never replicate anything unt