give it up for sydney. >> this is great, sydney, what part of the valley are you from? >> i'm from cave creek. >> cave creek as well. i believe your mom and i have a special connection. she's from albuquerque, new mexico, she went to highland high school. they were all they beat us. >> do you like green chili? >> not really. >> but your mom brought some from the crew so that's great. what grade are you in? >> sixth grade. >> you have your dancing suit on right? >> yes. >> who do you dance for prima dance arizona. >> do you travel around and do competitions. >> we do competition here. >> can you show me some moves. >> okay. do the splits. i do that and they're calling a stretcher to get me back up. >> so you're in sixth grade and you love to dance. how about weather, you like weather? >> yes. >> you did a report on that didn't you? >> yes. >> i hope you got a straight a on that what's going on out there right now? >> right now, it's 67 degrees. >> 67 degrees, that's our current temperature so it's comforten and sydney, what can we expect for today? degrees. >> yeah, lots

neo was just 20 and sydney 21 police still don't know who did this. mmv ffn ll was no evidence of forced entry into the apartment but they do suspect four play. two women have been charged with murder--- stemming from the death of a child-- over the summer. this it kendra and mylynda hatch... they are the child's mother and aunt... police say back in august they gave the child prescription pain meds for an unknown injury. that child died of an overdose. ammon and ryan bundy... and five of their followers were cleared of all charges today for their part in taking over a wildlife refuge earlier this year in oregon. they were facing conspiracy and weapons charges... fox5's cyndi lundeberg spoke to the bundy's before and after the verdict... she joins us now live with whats next for the family... the bundys and their supporters were anxiously waiting for todays verdict. a big part of the verdict had to do with how the taking over of the wildlife refuge workers. the bundys lawyers argued yes they did take over the refuge... but not never intended to keep p

it tops paris, it tops new york and sydney australia, even with that weather in sydney.compares it to sydney. >> for ten years i have lived in london where life takes place under an endlessly gray sky or at least that's what it feels like. when i think of my hometown sydney, i think of the color blue, the sky and the ocean there for most of the year. in london, we are getting growled at or sneezed on. it's generously included in the ticket price. while in sydney, i could commute by ferry across one of the most beautiful harbors in the world. in london, there are people, so many people. everywhere. in sydney, everyone getting their own beach. not quite, but you get the idea. london brings no pleasure. i love this place, truly, it's my adopted home. i'm surprised so many of my colleagues, mostly brits when we learn this infuriating city topped the list of the world's best cities. when you think about the competition, we want to know, how is that possible? they released two studies, one a survey of around 5,000 people measuring the sections of international cities. the othe

neo was just 20 and sydney 21 police still don't know who did this. mmv ffn ll police say there was no evidence of forced entry into the apartment... but they do suspect a child is dead after overdosing from prescription pain medications. police say the child's mom and aunt gave the meds for an injury... but they were not prescribed to the child. kendra hatch -- the victim's mother -- and mylynda hatch -- the victim's aunt -- were arrested yesterday. back in august -- metro police say they responded to a home near vegas drive and simmons... after a child was found dead. the abuse and neglect detail say both women had given a drug not prescribed to the child... to treat symptoms of an injury. both face open murder charges. today a jury found ryan and ammon bundy... and five of their supporters not guilty for their role in the takeover of the wildlife refuge in oregon. the armed militia occuped the area for 41 days... and were facig conspircy and weapons charges. fox 5s cyndi lundeberg spoke to the bundys and explains why they say today is all apart of

(sydney watson, drake university student) but we were all asleep...so no one answered. apparently we are really heavy sleepers. the house of almost 50 college students were none to happy to have missed a chance to meet drizzy on their front step. (nats) (sydney watson, drake university student) i am so upset...i am so upset you can see where he was standing from my window. our window was shut last night so we couldn't hear them talking.. their house mother got an earful about the opportunity most of the girls slept right through... house mother) oh my goodness they were going absolutely crazy...they were very excited...very excited but very bummed they did not answer the door. if someone answered the door at 2:45 this morning they are not sure what they would have done had they come face to face with drake on their front porch. (sydney watson, drake university student) i honestly have no idea...i would have been shocked and said hey can i have a hug (laughs) maybe an autograph...>> many of the sorority members attended drake's des moines coer night. they say next time h

here's dennis murphy with the house on sydney's cove. >> reporter: there's never a good day to search for a missing woman, but this rainy, muggy saturday in the heat of july made an unhappy task all but unbearable. >> take some flowers with you. >> reporter: they decided, the friends and family that they'd all wear red shirts. they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart about an hour outside of atlanta. and set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nikki. amy told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who just up and disappeared without a word to anyone. >> i'm so worried about my sister. we have no idea where she is or what's happened to her. the question of where nikki was would be answered soon enough, but even now the question of what happened to nikki remains unclear. >> i'm sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nikki lived a troubled and tormented life. >> this is what i live day in and day out is keep my mouth shut, my head down, and do exac

sydney land. david schuman: "police say tonight they're looking for two men who are suspects in the murders of young neo kaufman and sydney land. neo was 20. sydney was 21." it's believed before being discovered. neighbors we spoke to today say they'd only lived there a few months and mostly kept to themselves. when we brought up the fact two men were wanted for the killings..it didn't ring any bells with neighbors --- they never saw anyone go in or out. a vigil was held last night in the couple's honor. people who knew them spoke about how they were such good people...and neo's basketball coach said he believes there can be a lesson in this. 08:43:07 michael buchanan, neo kaufman's coach "i'm hoping that the other kids learn fro this and that we can stop all the devastation and killing and violence. hopefully love will take the day." near hualapai and flamingo...david schuman..13 action news. police are also investigating a tragic motorcycle accident that claimed the life of a teenager. it happen

let's get over to paul allen in sydney.fit was up 4% for billion,year two 6.4 8 beating estimates and off the back of a strong performance for domestic banking and wealth management for national australian bank. of two $800ad debts million, due to write downs on a small number of large loans. the net interest margin is getting cramped, down two basis points due to higher wholesale funding costs. the dividend a healthy $.99. the payout ratio above 80%. over are some questions how long that can be sustained. here is what the ceo had to say. our board considers our dividend payout and the life of our capital position, our earnings, and the outlook. determination this time, we are very comfortable paying out $.99 a share. performing well this morning, up more than 2% now. goldman's was bearish ahead of earnings season for banks, but has not turned out to be that bad. paul: if you look at the cash profit, no. the net profit was not so great, down 94%. it was higher funding costs, lower interest margins, rising bad debt charges a

sydney was upstairs. detectives couldnt tell how she died. tonight police saying they believe both ....were victims of a homicide. (sot) do you have any idea why? i have no clue like not at all, this like hit me like a train. (butted) (sot) i'm hoping that this (track) detctives havent released a motive ... still neos coach, michael buchanan...says,,, he immediately thought of all the warnings he gave the team..about lifes dangers. his prayer now sot) in his death that life comes out of it that life in forum of life comes out (track) sydneys 15year old sister says she was tender...hardworking...never judgmental. (sot kendall land, sister) i just love her so much and i miss her and i hope she's up there watching over everybody this just in...one of two runways at new york's la guardia airport remains closed tonight. remains closed tonight. this after a charter plane carrying g-o-p vice presidential candidate mike pence slid off the runway. there were 32 other people on board. no one was hurt. the plane has not been removed yet and the closure

let's head over to paul allen in sydney. they're performing pretty well in the market right now, about three quarters of 1%. 5% to 43.8ts up million tons. $13.15 per cost -- ton. tinto's shares fell 5%. they're maintaining port and rail infrastructure, so not a surprise there. $81 million for rio tinto. -- upost have a percent almost half a percent. metallurgical coal is resorting come almost doubling of the year. metallurgical coal output for rio tinto is 2.1 million tons. it is bad timing for the company bhp spun off a year back. isallurgical coal output down third. the world's biggest supply of manganese missed estimates as well, 1.1 million tons. impactedroducers were by week oil prices -- weak oil prices. little change. crown resorts also in focus today with their annual meeting. can we expect anymore information on the staff in china? >> i'm sure there will be plenty of questions on the staff contained in china. they have not had an opportunity to meet with the 18 detained staff. a lot of the questions that the board i

headquarters in midtown manhattan, we're covering stories from washington and london to berlin, tokyo, and sydney in this hour. oncks lower, the pound down concerns britain might face hard brexit after the prime minister theresa may pledged to start pulling the u.k. out of the european union next year. outsourced sports equipment deal, agreeing to a , a victory to the activist investor who has been pushing the company to put itself up for sale. more in today'feels report with jeff. has donald trump lost the race in the past seven days, starting with a widely criticized debate performance and ending with reports he may have avoided paying federal taxes for 18 years.

they also said sydney was a woman with a big heart... she loved people... and now everyone is trying to figure out why? how did this happen? and why would anyone want to hurt these two people? i have no clue. like not at all. like this like hit me like a train. seeing them and then watching them like break down and cry, it really breaks my heart. there were so many people at that vigil last night, showing support for these two and their families. they say please -- if you know anything about what might have happened here at this apartment complex... if you saw anything suspicious... please call metro or valley crimestoppers. you can remain anonymous. live in las vegas, adam herbets, fox5 news a man was shot and killed inside his apartment early this morning. metro police say the man in his 20's opened the door boulder highway and tropicana. the victim's wife or girlfriend and two small kids were also inside-- but were not hurt. the man was taken to sunrise hospital where he died. no suspects are in custody. it was a sleepless night for our crew traveling fo

i go to hampden sydney college, class of 2020. the most important issue to me for a candidate to address what be constitutional rights. and the values that people like thomas jefferson held up and preserving those principles. >> voices from the road on c-span. presidential debate is tonight at washington university in st. louis, missouri. watch our live coverage at 7:30 p.m. eastern with a preview and at 8:30 p.m., a predebate briefing. at 9:00 p.m., live coverage of the debate followed by your reaction. the second presidential debate, watch live on c-span. watch it live or on-demand using your desktop, phone or tablet at c-span.org. listen to live coverage on your phone with the free c-span radio app available in the app store or on google play. until the 20 16th election, wrote to the white house real-life rings you our coverage of presidential races. next, the second debate from the 1988 campaign between george h.w. bush and massachusetts governor eckel dukakis. the candidates took questions on taxes and the budget deficit, def

paul allen in sydney.right, alibaba's singles day with record sales last year. 1/11.: it is 1 if you're single, don't worry, just go out and spend a lot of money. theyba's copresidents of have higher hopes of doing better this year. the singles day is the biggest shopping day of the year in china. we kicked it off last night in china with the announcement that david hill will be directing it for us. katy perry will be our global ambassador. thousands of merchants, entertainment, a wonderful event that all of china and many different parts of the world will participate in. >> i was there last year. your process $14 billion worth of merchandise in a single day. what you expecting this or? >> $14.3 billion last year actually. the numbers will be bigger than last year. singles they successful for us is a large amount of products that changes hands between merchants and consumers, but it is the social event for, a great all the people that participate, and we have not achieved what we want. tojack ma sent a let

juliette: that is flowing through to its peers in sydney. the likes of star entertainment and sky city. stocks in macau are being sold off. as well as a number of other players. that is taking quite a lot of shine off the market in hong kong. also in australia, closing down 0.7 percent. elsewhere, there has been upside, on the fact we are seeing a little bit of dollar strength that is helping the yen. a positive session coming through in seoul, up by 0.3%. more gains coming through their in southeast asia, also looking out the trading session in late trade here. these emerging-market currencies, we have been looking at, the yuan speaks today. it sent the author renminbi to the lowest level in that renminbi tooffshore the lowest level. on down 0.7%.w currencies, but fairly flat at the moment. nejra: thank you so much, juliette, in hong kong. janet yellen has laid out the case for keeping monetary policy easy. she suggested running the u.s. economy hot could fix growth problems. manus: speaking at boston fed conference on friday, she did not t

sydney, aderway in little under the flat line.nne: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. to equitylion debt t part of a larger deal to cut the debt ratio. chinese policy release guidelines last week for reducing corporate debt. kyushu once to invest in residential and commercial property across southeast asia. yvonne: passengers will have their smart phones confiscated on american airlines. have issues of overheating and catching on fire. let's discuss the global state of play. thank you for coming in on this sunday in new york i want to get your initial thoughts when janet yellen hinted at letting the u.s. economy grow a little hot. do you agree with this? if they want to see they have a need to raise interest rates, and i think janet yellen and the fed are willing to wait a little longer, keeping rates lower for longer, to make sure there is not a misstep, a hike too early. ramy: do her comments put a dampener on raising? may be a better way to put that is to reassure the markets and the public that those rate ri

let's get over to paul allen in sydney.tas announced a record profit and it looked like the turnaround strategy had worked. what is weighing down the flying kangaroo? thingshere are so many beyond the control of management when it comes to airlines, and one of them is the fuel bill. , but thetten cheaper issue is that fuel has gotten cheaper for the competitors as well, so that means there are a lot more flights. are soft withions increased competition and passenger numbers are up. down 6.9%,al revenue airfares lower, domestic revenue down 3% as well, so that is where the hit has come from. underlying profit pretax now expected to be between $800 million and $850 million, down from $921 million from the same time last year. price has been very weird, off 9% when the trading update was released, now up three point 5%, some commentators saying there is some short covering going on. paul allen in sydney. let's get to some breaking news crossing the bloomberg. three japan shipping companies are said to hold a briefing on mergin

a couple weeks ago 19-year-old sydney addicks had her wisdom teeth removed--- and saved---- in case of an emergency."you can possibly lose your feet, your hands, your arms"addicks has type one diabetes, an illness that affects pancreatic function.she depends on daily injections and is at risk for a list of health complications."maybe diabetes"doctor donald cohen believes science is close to reversing her problems through stem cell treatments"we could provide her with her own cells so therefore we avoid any rejection type phenomenon and give her cells that will actually replicate her pancreatic function"parents of patients like sydney now have options to store their kids baby or wisdom teeth.... "how this works-- at a dentist office like dr. cohen's, when they extract a tooth, they can preserve solution, and ship it off. other companies send a kit to your home and you are responsible for getting it to them."these at-home kits like store-a-tooth say the teeth need to be in tact to salvage stem cells... or they recommend taking it to your dentist.dr. cohen says he thinks trained professio

the two sentences were used, put into sydney blumenthal's mouth were on page 19.o that there were 22 mentions that this is an article from newsweek. the likely he llihood that two organizations -- the trump campaign and a russian government media site that's been cited by u.s. intelligence as being part of the campaign to upend the american election, the probability that both made the exact same mistake with the exact same sentences with the 75-page e-mail is pretty far-fetched. there is a possibility that there is a third party involved we don't know about feeding both the russians and the trump campaign. i'm not saying trump is a spy for russia or he's taking putin's words, but it is quite disturbing that a candidate for president of the united states is standing up in front of a crowd and reciting russian disinformation, russian propaganda as truth. if he doesn't know that it was russian propaganda -- and i don't believe he did -- there needs to be an exploration of where is he getting his information? who gave him that? how did it end up that he was reading, y

a candlelight vigil was held last night for sydney land and neo kauffman. the couple hadn't been heard from in more than 24 hours, so a family friend went to check on them and found the couple dead. last night, loved ones lit candles and "neo was a great kid very very funny he had a lot of passion and hard as you can see everybody loves him joy to be around he was just a joy to be around people love to be around neo. "i just love her so much and i miss her i hope she's up there watching over everybody she's safe now and in a better place i'm gonna miss her." dozens of people showed up to remember the young couple. they say sydney and neo met at centennial high school and moved in together a few months ago. police are still investigating how the couple died. at this point, they suspect foul play was involved. in more local news, the push to bring the n-f-l to las vegas could be falling apart. according to reuters... casino mogul sheldon adelson spoke at a conference in israel... saying he would live with or without the deal if terms offered by the team do no

>> thanks, sydney. and i would like in just a moment to ask general vollmer in particular to jump on that because the german army has done so much here of late stepping forward to reestablish its own capabilities. for us, all of these things, you're right. they are definitely solvable. i mean, none of it is free. but they're definitely solvable. and if the reenergizing of a sophisticated, robust exercise processes and schedule is what is helping us address this, because everybody here has been involved in iraq or afghanistan in the past 15 years and everybody we were doing was focused on getting units ready to go into iraq or afghanistan. now, for deterrence, you need some capabilities we used to do a lot of, but also, this is not all just doing old stuff again. we're looking at electronic warfare capabilities that russia has demonstrated in ukraine and in syria and other places that we have not had to worry about before, or the fact that russia has uavs overhead, something we have not had to worry abou

neo was just 20 years old and sydney was 21. police say they suspect foul play. ammon and ryan bundy are among 7 cleared of all charges... for taking over a wildlife refuge in oregon earlier this year. in court yesterday... the bundys were facing multiple charges. their lawyers said despite taking over the refuge... they never intended to keep people from doing their job. the bundys are still in custody...and will be transferred here to nevada to face charges... along with their father, cliven...for their role in the 2014 bunkerville standoff. so the kids are home.. you might be off work.. we're celebrating nevada day everybody! in celebration of our special holiday.. we want to quiz you on all things nevada. fox5's peter the clark county museum with the man who knows everything.. world famous mark hall-patton. ((closed caption will resume shortly)) ((closed caption will resume shortly)) ((closed caption will resume shortly)) if your kids are looking to pre- game on the trick or treating.. they game on the trick or treating.. they can start today at mandalay bay.

we will go to sydney with those details. next. ♪ ♪ samsung electronics reaches an all-time high, after aliott singer proposed breakup of the company. singer's plan is to operate a holding company, and giving shareholders $27 billion in special dividends. this coming as we saw a note 7 smart phone causing the evacuation of a plane in the u.s. twitter plunging in the session after a recode report says that google does not have current lands to make a bid. recode also said that apple is interested.be google is said to be working with an advisor on a potential offer. shares in salesforce also stumped on reports -- marc interested. benioff says that he looks at many things. u.s. shares of jd.com surging in after hours after walmart doubled stake in the chinese retailer. the sec.iled with it now owns almost 11% of alibaba's biggest rival in the mainland. already heldiler 6%. in hong kong, no trading -- no trading in mainland china. shery: we continue to see gains in hong kong. the han saying is up 3/10 of 1%, gaining the whole wee

and sydney long walks us through what happens now. >> camden is getting a newcastle. a state of the art high school is going to be built. >> the $133 million investment to rebuild that will affect the lives of some 600 camden students and their families over the next four to five years. >> sometimes it's 50 degrees in the building and a lot of times when it's really cold, we got to send the kids home. >> the kids deserve better, so this is a good time to change that dynamic. >> district highers up say? june of 2017, the school will close its doors by means of an implosion or wrecking ball. in september of 2018, new construction will begin, and in september of 2021, that's the date to welcome students back. in the interim, where will those students go to school? >> we're going to work with the community to develop a temporary space plan. >> for isaiah, it's bittersweet. >> we deserve a building academically because academically it makes people work harder. >> it will house the class of 2022, but just for their senior year. for camden's high, camden's castle on the hill

i go to hampden sydney college. to me the most important issue for candidates to address would rights.itutional -- values people like thomas jefferson held onto, preserving those. >> voices from the road on c-span. >> each week, american history tvs american artifacts takes us to museums and historical places to say what our defense reveal about history. rock creek park cover 1700 acres from the mouth of the creek in georgetown, north to the districts border with maryland. we visited built in the early 1800s. >> standing in front of pierce mill in rock creek park. this is one of the last vestiges of the rule path of washington. it is the only one, part of the way of life in farming that happened in the early 1800s. the owner of the mill was a former quaker from pennsylvania. he came to the washington area hethe late 70's, 90's, and bought a lot of land. ultimately 160 acres along rock. there was an old mill here that this millit he built in about 1820. had a whole farmstead here, a farm house, a house that may have

sydney and neo were high school sweethearts. they met at centennial hills.. and moved in together just a few months ago. police say there is no evidence of forced entry into the apartment.. but they do suspect foul play. meantime-- a motorcyclist has died.. after police say he drove through a stop sign. yesterday afternoon... near centennial parkway and fifth street. police say the man ran the stop sign.. and collided with a car. he was taken to umc where he later died. the driver of the vehicle stayed on scene... and cooperated with police. two women have been charged with murder in connection to the death of a child over the summer. this is kendra hatch.. and her sister mylinda. they are the child's mother and aunt. according to police.. the women gave a child prescription pain medicaiton.. which led to a ammon and ryan bundy.. and five of their followers.. have been cleared of all charges.. for their part in taking over a wildlife refuge in oregon earlier this year. arden- god has touched america today he really shwoed his hand and his powers today because

haidi: paul allen with the story in sydney.hina's president warned the global recovery remains fragile. summitthe annual presented a united front on terrorism and reforming the global financial structure. summit host indian prime minister says he wants to see trade between the nations double to 500 billion u.s. dollars by 2020. group of countries that account for a quarter of a global economy. is economicg this malaise and political angst. you only need to look at brazil and recession, south african political woes, russia battling against sanctions, and weak oil prices, then there china and the slowdown here, the law often exports, and the chinese ,resident addressing the summit giving a gloomy outlook on the global economy to take a listen. >> the economic recovery remains fragile, global trade and investments have slumped, and commodity prices are fluctuating. the underlying proms which could trigger a new financial crisis have not been solved. >> the president called for economic global cooperation and focus on increasing co

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attend hampton city college -- hampden sydney college. i think our most important issue is national security. we have problems with borders. that is important this cycle. >> hi, i go to hampden sydney college. the most important issue in the 2016 election is the economy. >> hampden sydney college, class of -- the most important issue would be constitutional rights. and preserving those pencils. .- preserving those principles >> voices from the road on c-span. >> now, live from arizona, a debate between five term senator and armed services chair john mccain and democratic challenger, representative ann kirkpatrick. arizona pbs and the "arizona republic" host this debate. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to this special u.s. senate 2016 election debate between john mccain and ann kirkpatrick. this is a joint effort brought to you by arizona pbs and the arizona republic. i am ted simons and joining me to moderate this debate is yvonne wingett sanchez. we are broadcasting to you live in the downtown arizona campus. we are also joined by radio li

and sydney, you can't ask any questions. just kidding, sydney. >> thank you, gentlemen. we're on schedule today, when called upon, each journalist will have an opportunity to ask one question and one follow-up. we're going to start off with ellen mitchell from "politico." >> not here. >> that was easy. >> all right. bloomberg. >> a couple questions on structure. about 65,000 more than you have now. is there a valid requirement for 540,000 active duty as your deep dive into the future show that, and what would be the cost implication of adding 65,000 straight up and then the sustainment costs over several years? and a quick second, there's been a lot of discussion over the last three or four years, the army is on the path to be the smallest since before world war ii. is that a valid benchmark in which to judge the needs for army force structure improvement? >> refer to the secretary if you want or i can take it. >> well, to answer your second question first, on is the smallest since world war ii a valid benchmark. it's a little yes and a little bit of no. the idea of thro

. >> i 10 hampden sydney college i have them looking at the issue in this election cycle is national security i feel as though we have problems with foreigners also as a threat i feel that is important with this up and coming cycle. >> igo to hampden sydney college the most important issue in the 2016 election is the economy. >> igo to hampden sydney college class of 2020 and the most important issue for a candidate to address his constitutional rights. the values like thomas jefferson held up to preserve >> today is the last eight to register to vote in 13 states down the district of columbia. in 30 minutes we will take you live to panama city beach with the rally with donald trump than former vice president will join hillary clinton in miami then obama will campaign for secretary clinton. after that former vice president al gore will go to greensboro. while we wait for the rally in panama city beach florida to get underway we will show you part of this morning's "washington journal." >> host: what do you think was the impetus of paul ryan going to the republican base in the house t

i'm paul allen in sydney. more from bloomberg technology coming up.: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. the vanity fair new establishment summit in san francisco. we are speaking with some of the most influential names in technology. bill gurley came in a number 26 on the establishment list. the influential venture capitalists made it bets on uber and snapchat death -- just to name a few. great to have you here. uber.e to start with moving from wartime to maybe peacetime, but it is difficult to understand how this is going to work with travis as an observer. explain how this plays out in reality? know if i can explain it. i'm fairly optimistic there would be multiple points of collaboration. when you think about things like autonomous cars and mapping me if the, it strikes companies are not directly competing, that there are ways they can get in if it's from sharing. i think it will depend on the evolution of the relationship. brad: uber is spending heavily in china. where does it redeployed at capital? competitor,t uber that it is are y

tabcorp shares higher in sydney.from last year's biggest losers to this year's biggest winners. investors attracting with yields of 7%. president obama has slammed donald trump with attempts to discredit the election. obama dismisses claims that the vote is being rigged, calling the comments unprecedented in modern history. trump has up his rhetoric this month after accusations of sexually assaulting women. >> i would advise mr. trump to stop whining and go make his case to get votes. some of the more sensational implications or appearances aren't based on actual events. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: china unicom profit dropping in the first nine months of the year, driven down bills forosts and the keeping up with its rivals. haidi: bloomberg's asian media editor joins us now. why are the costs climbing so fast? >> it is keeping up with china mobile. china unicom had distinguished itself as having a strong 3g net

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sydney,re tuning in at that's half past 10:00. breaking news -- noble group is saying they will divest into america's energy solutions for $1.05 billion. they fell off the american energy unit and we are expecting that transaction to close in december. million,ases $275 coming after a torrid couple of years, where share prices are still down 50% over the past year amid accusations over its accounts. now.s what we are getting let's get the first word news from rosalind chin. the most iconic cattle company in australia. pay $277expecting to million usd, although the deal is still required regulatory approval. is expected to cover 1.3% of their total land. china services expanded last month, although the price gauge came in slightly below estimates. indicated areading minor deceleration of expansion. the cognitive output index was 51.4 in september. a new ceo, head of a highly anticipated ipo. he's expected to succeed but will remain executive chair. plan to lift in hong kong and what could be one of the city's biggest deals since 20

max: okay, so we started in 2008 in sydney. and it was basically me -- lemonis: sydney...?ax: sydney, australia. my husband's australian. we met actually in hong kong. peter: max was working as the fashion editor for the south china morning post. max: and pete's not in the business, obviously, day-to-day. he's making money for us to live on. lemonis: and so why did you start this business? max: i had a young 18-month-old... lemonis: okay. max: ...who was born with eczema, asthma, and allergies and allergic sensitivities. so when i was cleaning the house, it would exacerbate them. and i thought, i'm just gonna make my own. so i would get, like, plant-based cleaners. it was absolutely nontoxic. lemonis: and that's the cleaning agent? max: yes. lemonis: wow. where'd the name come from? max: it's peter's father's two middle names, roderick murchison hume kater. he's on the wall over there. he's a very elegant man, and he's president of the australian club. lemonis: very refined. max: yes! lemonis: have you had any headwind in the states with the name? max: i've had resistance,

craney, ands colin i attend hampton sydney college. the most important issue in this election cycle is national security. we have athough foreign threats, and i feel that is important this coming cycle. >> my name is alex, i go to hampden sydney college. i think the most important issue in the 2016-2017 election is the economy. >> i go to hampden sydney college, class of 2020, and to me, the most important issue for a candidate to address would be and valuesnal rights that people like thomas jefferson held up and preserving those principles. announcer: voices from the road on c-span. coming up tonight on forumcer: coming up, a with leading third-party presidential candidates. we will talk to libertarian party candidate kerry johnson in just a moment. later, dr. jill stein will join us, along with her running mate, ajamu baraka. hillary clinton and outdoor were on the trail in florida today, and mr. trump was in panama city beach. state: good evening. -- steve: good evening. for the next two hours, a chance to discuss issues with our le

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in hong kong, midday in sydney. >> this is bloomberg markets asia. >> reasonable growth in australia. afterd: netflix surged hours, it's hit shows have visitors coming up, but asia remains a challenge. shares plunged on the news after the board met. rishaad: and rewriting the script in hollywood. an accused communist takeover of american movies. at what is going on -- james packer, crown results. of course, it hit his bottom line. 11.7%, close to 12% in a month -- in a single day, i think crown shares were falling 15% in a month. is this a renewed crackdown on ip gaming? is aad: we have seen this company that largely depends on the domestic australian economy for its business, but be sure price moves side by side with what is going on in macau. it's a bit inexplicable there. haidi: you talk about the it couldgambling, and -- est they are we did not see that with the mattel players as well. rishaad: it could be rotation in the sector as well. there we have it. theinutes to go before start of trading in china and hong kong. haidi: yes, that's right. let's see how those markets are track

we will go live to sydney for some analysis.is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun. this is what were looking at in terms of hong kong futures. we are setting up for a lower open, tracking the rest of the region. he we stocks down by over 1%, the new zealand dollar looking like that. elsewhere, pretty steep losses given that we did have the stronger yen. australia looking like this. dollar continuing to strengthen for a third straight session after a strong performance overnight. the nikkei 225 coming off session lows, but that stronger yen weighing. the malaysian prime minister may consider a ban on foreign donations to floyd -- avoid a repeat of the 1mdb scandal. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i haidi lun. shanghai and hong kong markets joe's opening. let's get over to david with reaction so far. david: right, a down day. have a look at how we are doing. bids on theave premarket, but look across the region. australia in focus. it was not supposed to be, then you had in

york.ust past 6:30 in new paul allen has a look at the market in sydney. we start off in new zealand which has been up and running for 90 minutes and is already off .5% following a tepid lead. andave futures looking flat we are expecting declines with futures pointing to a drop of .4% on a local index. australiae bank of decision today, no change expect it or just a 3% chance of a cut. a record low amid an environment of weak inflation. australiath bank of and other banks will face a parliamentary committee hearing scandals that have been plaguing the sector, including four financial advice not passing on cash rate cuts from the reserve bank of australia. all this amid an executive renumeration and record profits as well. it's going to be interesting to watch. i'm paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. scarlet: this is bloomberg west. i'm scarlet fu in for emily chang. time to dive into the text stories that are front and center in the days ahead. first up, tesla. shares soared after the electric car battery maker announced on sunday that it bea

details from sydney, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg.cranny in dubai. angie: and i'm angie lau in hong kong. four central bank's are deciding on rates this week. let's look at how their decisions may impact currency markets or vice versa. ,oining us from sydney is sean senior economist at westpac. let's pick up on u.s. dollar strength now. i know that the fed still needs to make its decision, but really it's overshadowing the currency space as well. how do you think it's going to deter the fed if the strength keeps up? the dollar, it is on the list of issues that will play into their decision. in the end, they've got to accept that the dollar will be stronger. they are pretty much the only central bank in the world raising rates. i think they are very confident and intending to raise over the december meeting. that is about a two thirds price at this point. there is room for more to be priced in. as far as the dollar strength and their ultimate decision, it's probably going to be one of the reasons they are very slow to raise rates. look

sydney long is following this story. she'll have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> a taxi driver struggling to break free from a customer's knife attack. we blurred the video so we're not showing you the actual stabbing, but there is a clear shot of the suspect. it happened yesterday afternoon in the 6800 block of ray street. if you recognize the man, philadelphia police want you to contact them, you can remain anonymous. >>> a philadelphia neighborhood is calling on a reform commission to reopen their school. in 2013, walter g. smith school was closed by the src along with 21 other schools for budget reasons, the plan was to sell the school. but three years later, the school is still there, the point breeze community wants the school back open to allow their children an education close to home. >> really, really need smith cool back, because it's a hard ship. kids are coming from 32nd street, and they have to go all the way to barrett. that's a hardship. >> reporte >> the mart is now tied up in the courts. >>> a plan

we have call allen joining us now live from sydney. what did the rba have to say? paul: like so many central banks, it is all about inflation. on that topic, the rba's at the current policy, the cash rate at 1.5% is consistent with meeting the cpi target overtime. inflation is weak. low the banks target band. but the new governor has been changing the language around inflation. a couple of weeks ago, he famously used the phrase that the rpa are not inflation nutters. swaps traders saw and analysts widely expecting the rba not to move today and they did not disappoint. they did not move. they said the policy was consistent with sustainable economic growth and jobs growth over the near term. the aussie dollar, little changed on that decision. youssef: the commonwealth bank ceo is continuing his appearance in front of australian lawmakers over banking conduct. what has he been saying? paul: this is a politically charged inquiry. the opposition labor party once a wide ranging commission. you can imagine that some of the questions are quite pointed. the first questions

sydney land and neo kauffman were found dead inside their apartment hualapai and peace way. their door was wide open, when a friend walked in. police have not released a motive. right now a person is recovering after being hit by a car. we have new information on what led up to the crash...near harmon and koval. police tell us a newly installed custom steering wheel separated from the column....causing the driver too lose control and hit the pedestrian last night. fortunately the car was moving slowly...and the person hit has no word if the driver will be cited. it's your voice your vote.. and the fbi today delivering a bombshell in the race for the white house. abc's marci gonzalez reports.. the agency is once again investigating hillary clinton's e-mail. script: just eleven days before the election- script: just eleven days before the election- the announcement creating shockwaves? the f-b-i reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail director comey explaining in a letter to congress: ""in connection with an unrelated case, the fbi has learned of the existenc

in hong kong, midday in sydney. i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun.mberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: september was a close , the the fed minutes show potential cost of delaying a rate hike. haidi: the minutes reveal an increasing commitment to a hike this year. cathay pacific scrapped its profit forecast and ordered

i am paul allen in sydney.m "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. is the world on the brink of an industrial revolution spurred by the rise of robotics and artificial intelligence? by 2020, over 5 million jobs could be lost in 16 major and emerging economies 30 white house issued a 48-page report on how to handle the rise of ai. joining us to discuss from seattle, allen institute for artificial intelligence ceo oren moore, ceo oflex boomerang, a company uses ai. guest post, david kirkpatrick. oren, i want to start with you. what a day it right, and what did they miss? oren: it is a lengthy report come as you pointed out. i have it right here. ishink it is saying -- it sane and balanced. some of the german does worries that really come from hollywood, "like the terminator -- some of these worries really come from hollywood, like "the terminator," and at the same time, i think there is a valid concern about jobs, and we need to do something about it. emily: david,

two by sydney nikita cross -- sydney crosby. oh, those pervingy pesky penguins. >>> embiid and okafor got to play for 2 minutes. impede was the lone bright spot. the rest of the guys didn't show up. 22 turnovers helped the hawk to a win. >>> penn state's upset with ohio was so big, how do they get up for purdue. it was quiet in there, the game tied at 17. the day belong to barclay who rushed for a career high 207 yards including this 81-yard run the first play of the 4th quarter. penn state to runaway with it, 62-24. they are bowl eligible for the third straight season. >>> temple owls looking to win their straight game hosting cincinnati yesterday. students came dressed for the occasion. philip walker, threading the needle to bryant. armstead rushed for 222 yards. he had to work for this one. someone get him in there, any one? okay, good. jihad thomas rushed for 251 yards. temple is bowl eligible at 6-3. delaware and penn winners yesterday. have a great sunday. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. lawyers for bi

an apartment near hualpai and peace way. 20-year-old neo kauffman and his 21- year-old girlfriend sydney land were found dead inside their apartment yesterday . detectives are calling it a double homicide. they say kaufmann suffered a gun shot wound, but they're not sure how land died. the coup shock. everybody loved her she's so nice so cool so sweet and she just had the biggest heart ever . so far police have not released a motive or a possible suspect. the mother and aunt of a 9 year old girl are facing charges conected to her death. in august... police say the mother.. kendra hatch and the aunt mylynda hatch.. gave little riley island multiple prescription pain medications for an injury. but.. according to investigators.. thier home near vegas drive and simmons. a stunning verdict out of oregon...all 7 defendents in the standoff at the wildlife refuge were found not guilty. ammon and ryan bundy, along with six others were charged with conspiracy to prevent fish and wildlife officials from doing their job. the proesecution argued bundy and the armed group, were hostile and weren't all

yvonne: paul allen from sydney, thanks. more still to come as "bloomberg markets: asia" is up next. we are counting down to several more market opens. the u.s.-japanese yen cross, starting to strengthen after the trade surplus we saw in the past hour. to talkall that m&a about is well with china oceanwide buying genworth. this is bloomberg. ♪ :00 a.m. inis not hong kong, 9:00 p.m. in new york. i am rishaad salamat. this is "bloomberg markets: asia". ♪ rishaad: the next generation jockeys for position as china's elite map the road ahead, promising discipline and a crackdown on corruption. stronger yen, weaker glode