ubs took advantage of that. but over the air it is much more easier to do that plus the added company said up with the regulation so you have a big problem in these countries it is a little easier to do the business also the legacy money. fifth generation. that is incredible. said uc this. so if they have that many of legitimacy whether through corruption or extortion there is up problem if you don't have accountability or transparency. >> [inaudible] >> i would disagree. even though you think did doesn't it does. we do not prosecute anybody and hsbc for laundering drug money. the treasury department addition all be kicked out because we will just have you write a check. great. another check that is fantastic proposal is sends the message break the law and write the check and you are done. >> [inaudible] but what is fascinating to me that benefits for the non prosecution so looking at who did not pull the trigger? seventy-five down what law firms there were. and it is quite astounding. so this revolving golden d

carolin is at the ubs conference in london. a lot of people are to concussion on italy and what happens if it's a no vote. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of people say this is the big next risk event for europe. we're joined by cod vislorenzaoo visiting professve -- professor. >>> the immediate reaction that we have seen is that in northern italy the far right movement is actually taking a stance and some local alliances with the italian communist party collapsed. and that could be the only thing is who is the underdog. the prime minister is isolated. he looks like he's fighting this battle alone and he might be perceived as the kind of the anti-establishment person oddly enough and so you never know. i think it's very difficult to predict the outcome. >> reporter: that's a real interesting point who is the establishment or who is anti-establishment at this point. we've seen widening in bond spread they wideened to 180 basis points because there's so much nervousness around this italian referendum. it could be considered as the next

ubs wealthie: management arm said donald trump breaking down the latest moves in currencies.he president-elect has chosen congressman tom price a fierce critic of the affordable care to lead the department of health and human services. more announcements today. let's look at where european equity fund trading now, under 30 minutes to be close at a very different picture from yesterday because we have been seeing a italian banks rebounding, pulling up the ftse and giving lift to european stocks overall. european stocks are still hovering near the lowest level in more than a week. a little bit of thin trading ahead of this referendum and the head of the opec meeting later this week. , italy'se equity space ftse makes up 1.9%, the cap 40 in france at 9/10 of 1% and greece up more than 1%, the euro stock of empty -- weakness in the ftse in the u.k., the ftse 100 down some 6/10 of 1%. the u.k., starting at 7/10 of 1%. we saw this brought below 124 earlier. we will break down the moves later. 6.20uro unchanged, one of --106.20. the 10 year yield in italy down 10 basis points. yield

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so it is hard for companies to generate ubs growth. so we are seeing that starting to improve, that's just a glimmer, but it could be an inflection point there. >> and then we look to 2017 and you say the consensus estimates look too high. that it should be closer to 8%. why? >> well, look, let's put this into context. the consensus numbers have been 8% to 15% every year. for the last six we have had zero. so the market is conspicuous already. you have a little bit of leverage. you have the base effects from oil and it will be up dramatically. maybe the banks as well. and both of those will get you to 8, but some will be in the teens. we think that is too high. we think the market will chair the 8% growth. that will be enough. >> nick, whenever you talk about beats, the top line or the bottom line, you have to be skeptical. because leading after earnings season, you see so many downgrades. is that the same thing this quarter or not? >> well, look, if you look at the last six years, that's been the case. but not this quarter. so in sept

the global cio at ubs. overseas investment strategy that encapsulates $2 trillion in assets. good morning. eggs good morning. thanks what is going to be the biggest tax for the market? donald trump or janet yellen? >> janet yellen is now the focus because it is the sum total for everything the fed sees on the horizon and terms of everything in the global economy. in pricing and some of these political do virgins is that a fed us and lay ahead. >> what are we trying question how are we pricing in the trade story? donald trump is not going to go into this in asia. you have to wonder what he is going to do on the trade front. how much of that positive news is in terms of what he is likely to do on day one? >> i think the market is looking in hopefully of out a lot of the things donald trump can do but as you pointed out, some of these other promises are coming through. i do not think the underlying bluefly of seen in the equity market, the reason the fed is considering hiking, has much to do with donald trump.

ubs, big bank, they have 56,000 identities they were trying to hide from the irs. ubs gave the clintons $660,000 in contribution to the clinton foundation, a $30 million loan to the clinton foundation and a $1.5 million speaking fee to bill clinton and they got hillary to get on that airplane, go to geneva and try to convince the irs to lay off ubs. >> unbelievable. >> the irs did and they only got 4,000 of the 56,000 e-mail. >> as bret baier has been reporting, that's a bribe. pay to play. >> that's a bribe. >> i got it. >> >> 15 years in jail. i put two congressmen in jail for that. >> you did. >> she did about ten of these. i feel bad for the cases that i prosecuted because they were so small in comparison -- >> did you meet the woman -- >> -- to the massive fraud that woman was involved in. >> did you meet the woman in the green room that's going on on later tonight? her son took pictures for himself of the inside of a submarine. he's in jail. >> now we have the fbi telling us there's a 99% chance -- >> 99% chance. >> look, if china doesn't have their e-mail, t

car caroline is at the ubs conference in london. we were talking to our guest about how high these bond yields possibly can continue to be pushed before we see reversal. >> what were they saying? >> the view is that we have to differentiate between short trade and lgtd trade. but some say the level in the 30-year-old is topy enough. >> we talked about the sell o off treasuries but not about the u.s. credit market. i want to do that now with my next guest, matt mish. thanks for joining us. what happened in the u.s. credit? did we see a selloff similar to what we saw in treasuries? >> we saw a lot of demand, particularly overseas after the initial reaction to the vote. as you move through later last week, and into the early part of this week, there was a bit more volatility, but net net the market is still, from a spread perspective unchanged. versus levels prior to the election. issuances have fallen off, but they're starting to come back at a high pace and grade. it will take just a couple days and weeks and you will see that spigot

>>> former ubs america chairman robert wolf whether hillary can survive the server skant scandal. all the drama freezing up wall street. the dow down 150 points plus the s&p 500 is about to clock its longest losing streak in 15 months. the dow hanging just below 18,000 at 17,990. we're on it. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." breaking news, after being down 201 points at the lows of the session, the dow trying to claw its way back. stocks kicking off the brand-new month of november by slashing the yellow caution light, all three major indices in the red. the nasdaq down 55 points but the s&p 500 can't grab the green, lower by 20 points. anxiety is ruling wall street with seven days until the presidential election and the fed two-day meeting. we've got the vix or the so-called volatility index considered to be the best gauge of fear in the market, right now, as you see it jumping by more than 14%. i need to tell you three hours ago, it was up, only 8%. remember that we told you the companies are rushing in record numbers to strike deals before the

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ubs, right? ubs gives the clintons $660,000 for the foundation. $30 million loan. and $1.5 million speaking fee for bill clinton. hillary clinton travels from washington, d.c. to geneva to meet with the irs to ask the irs to go easy on ubs in the turnover of identities that the irs wanted of american taxpayers who are evading taxes. irs ends up with only 4,000 of the 56,000 identities they were attempting to get. to me, i can make a bribery case out of that. she didn't travel to geneva without now -- if there's an e-mail that connects the two, then you just don't have a bribery case, have you a bribery case you can't even defend. >> so can you -- i mean, you are a former federal prosecutors. how does it work, how is it that just now, we're -- so we're a couple days froout from electio. this would have been good to know weeks ago. >> because my friend, comey, made the wrong decision in july. >> what about this one? why wasn't this disclosed? >> you have outraged fbi agent that talk to me. they are outraged at the injustice. they are outraged at being turned down by

ub unlike year past. this will be a tight division race. down to the wire. trevor siemian put it today. of course every win is so vitally important. aren't getting heavier every week. >> in the past couple of dame games. we weren't as hungry. or didn't show it as much during practice. what you do in practice shows on the field. >> head coach doesn't agree. but the buffs have grinded to get wins in each of the last two weeks. hey. that's not all bad. now. we couldn't have won the last two games. the previous years. i have been here. >> becoming the hunted instead of hunter. changes the dynamic in boulder. creates a lot more noise. around the program. all of which can be distracting. for a group not yet use today it. >> . as we keep going here. they'll be more and more on the line. more and more comes on the line. more and more things are magnified. and that way you have to keep growing closer as a team. not get in situations. >> the learning curve may not be as steep. but the only thing harder than climbing to the top of the pack 12. is staying there. >> with

look at the ubs credit suisse. we have seen big moves. the bank index, highest and eight years.t suisse up as much as 10% since 2011.ill materially outperform european banks especially with trump off his promise of stimulus and tough expectations. it says it would help credit suisse and ubs, both have exposure. revenues, you translate them back. percent of revenues come from the nine states. , improved cash flow and levels. it says it sees a more favorable regulatory environment for the sector. brokers, asset managers are the big winners from a trump residency pier 1 of the big movers in europe today, shares of by 3.2%. they increased the profit forecast for the year after an extended program to boost efficiency, helped the estimates and is reaping the rewards of the savings program and the transformation under the chief executive. to the company in 2014 after a stint in germany. shares of by 3.2% today. we had macro data airing in the u.k.. buyers increase the number of homes for sale, they continue to fall. it's that a house price gauge, rose to 23 from a revised 18 in septemb

ubs says oversupply is a bigger threat than brexit.l news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. angie: the australian dollar climbed on the decision by the reserve bank of australia to keep cash rate on hold with a record low 1.5%. let's go to paul allen in sydney right now. what reasons do the rba give? inflation is very much top of mind at the moment. been proceeded by week inflation. last week, we had third quarter cpi which showed improvement to 1.3%. it did not file in with what the governor has been saying recently. inflation matters which are words which made to find them. the rba expects inflation to remain low for some time. there is some willingness of the reserve bank to tolerate inflation. in that respect, 22 of the 28 economists got it completely right. the reserve bank said holding the rate was consistent with sustainable growth and achieving that inflation title at the time. angie? manus: i will pick it up from here. aussieking at the dollar. what did they have to say about

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we will ask ubs asset management's jeffrey one how he sees oil playing out in 2017. this is bloomberg. ♪ delsey: welcome back. we're live on bloomberg tv and streaming on the radio. angie: delsey: emerging-market currencies posted their biggest advance in more than nine weeks on monday as investors pop the trunk trade was overdone. shery ahn is live with a man who can tell us more. shery, a mixed picture for equities, but positive signs for emerging markets? shery: yeah. we are hearing that this growth prospect is boosting discretionary spending and emerging-market, combined with solid demographics, a long-term positive for emerging markets, according to jeffrey wong, the head of emerging markets and asia-pacific equities at ubs asset management. thank you so much for joining us . let's look at the positives for emerging markets, but viewers will be scratching their heads going, we will still get rising rates, headwinds from a strong dollar. can those positives offset the risks and emerging markets? >> you are absolutely right. investors have been focusing almost exc

>> if it is is it true that hillary clinton helped ubs the bank avoid the irs. return, her husband received 1.5 million and her foundation suddenly gets a 10-fold increase from ubs to their charity, is that an exchange of benefits by virtue of her position? if it can be proven, that would be corrupt under the statutes. and that's why the e-mails could be be relateded. and the clinton foundation under investigation by the justice department. no one is mentions paul manna fort was under investigation by the justice department. >> the fbi is not confirming or denying that there is a investigation in whether trump's campaign was communicating with russia and the government in their hacking campaign, which u.s. intelligence agencies confirm that russia was behind it and the second thing is former campaign chairman, paul manafort, who had dealings with prorussian ukrainian government. and they are looking to see if he violated law and failing to register as an agent or reporting the income. on the face, you are are talking about the hillary clinton renewed investigati

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#ub overlooking downtown phoenix 76 degrees currently. the wind is calm. we'll see temperatures go up to 80 today. then down to 75 by 6:00 p.m. then 69 degrees by 8:00 p.m. it is not just cool weather that's on the way. win is also on the way. we'll talk about what kind of >>> taking flight late earn today. first show at 7:30 tonight. it runs until sunday. i want to talk to laura to tell us about what people can expect >>> well "12news at noon" o?o1 >> people are noticing they have headaches. >> tonight we are taking a look at some common health problems that come from too much phone use. we are giving you quick fixes so your phone turn. [indiscernible] >>> two freight trains collided in florida causing a major derailment with train cars along the track. this happened early this morning in 100-miles northwest of orlando.? two train workers are being treated for minor injuries. they were carrying coal and rock. this derail. caused a 4,000 gallon fuel leak. rail workers are trying to figure out how this happened. >>> the trump transition team says they are m

lauren: am stone is leafing no market ub touched. now it wants to jump in the business of streaming live sports, we will tell you the story. nicole: google search results leaned to the left. lauren: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where oakland raiders rally houston texans not without controversy from the fans, we will tell you about it. nicole: good morning, 5:01 a.m., tuesday november 22nd, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest breaking news. lauren: tragic news this morning, the driver of a school bus involved in the deadly crash yesterday in chattanooga tennessee is under ayes. only vehicle involved struck a tree 24 hours before the kids and their families started thanksgiving break. two dozen other children were injured and taken to hospital. the investigation of the driver continues. >> walker is being charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving to begin. there may be more charges as we proceed in hamilton. lauren: speed may have been a factor in the crash and caused the accident worst nightmare

they were rescued from a ub merged vvhicle. they weredriving the suv and into the river below. >>> two birds that are happy this morning. president obama keeping up the tradition, giving the final pardon. the birds, tater and tot. >>> what would thanksgiving be, of course, without the much- anticipated macy's thanksgiving it's starting people lining the streets. plenty of security with all of the threats, targeting the parade. 3,000 officers are are on the scene. that's at 7:00. just a little under two hours and plus, live looks on the preparations of the parade in new york all morning long. this is what you're looking at. you can see plenty of police officers out there. to like every float and there's a lot. >> people are nervous, you know? th ere. at home, pretty chilly. 20s and 30s out the door. this afternoon will be back into the 40s and 50s. one to three inches of additional snow possible through the early morning. it's really pretty up there right now. a live look the roadd are wet and fresh snow on the sides and trees.

the ube is threatening to pull out of maryland if they require a fbi background check. stephanie ramirez is on the story now. >> reporter: as we may not know the answer until early next week arguments began today before the maryland public service commission which was a big surprise to just about every driver and rider that i spoke to in our dmv area. we are talking about 30,000 drivers maybe going on. >> an uber driver said now that he knows -- >> i have to find something else to do. >> this woman is also a driver. >> i think it would prolong the process of driving for uber. for me it was maybe a couple of days and you could start working. >> this was one of the reasons that uber to does not want the change as the state continues to hear arguments on senate bill 868. the new law pas year ago requires drivers of companies like uber and lyft to use fbi fingerprint background checks unless the state grants them a waiver. if the state doesn't the uber general manager has threatened to pull out the maryland drivers from baltimore to prince george's county. >> i think that i

manchester motorcycle club organizedded a ride today where they picked him up at school, gave him his own ub frozen yogurt. >> racism is something that's taught, and we dot want him to learn that, we want him to know that there are people who support him and are willing to be there for him. >> i think that it's fun to get along with friends. reporter: so he knows these guys have his back. the racial incidents have stopped and jackie sees a very powerful message. >> there's a lot more love than and in our community as well. and he's got a lot of support. reporter: even in the toughest times, friends can make all the difference. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: talk of the town now, got the big motorcycle ride. diswhraryp was excellent. tom: good day for him and for mom too i'm sure. mike: a little breeze here or there today, b ready as gusts out of the northwest take over, how strong tom: in tonight's spirit of giving, two town councilors in derry are trying to help homeless veterans. josh j.: joshua and richard are trying to fill this garage with winter clothing for theom at 11 village br

plus -- what causes a massive sinkhole ub and -- eastern iowans gather to see a big smoky blaze. we tell you where. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm macleod hageman. a building is destroyed in cedar falls after a large fire. were called to the scene around 11 o-clock this morning. kwwl's taylor bailey joins us live from cedar falls with more. taylor? mac--the smell of smoke lingers in down town cedar falls. anything. billowing smoke making it difficult to see firefighters battle a fire -- taking over much of the cedar falls sky --worrying people in the area. "when you see that much smoke that close to home, you're gonna check it out" authorities confirm a city building used for storage caught fire morning. witnesses say they believe it's used to keep confiscated property. "you couldn't see much except "people in the area tell me they rushed to the scene because of pump may have caught fire or even the apartment buidlings down here in cedar falls." "my first thought was that is was viking pump right ajacent to these buildings years, fortunatley it wasn't viking pump" people who

. >> after hillary went to geneva to get ubs off the hook for 50,000 identification. >> i got to go. this is the last time i may have you before tuesday night >> as lawyers we call that bribery. >> what do you predict? >> i believe he wins by two states. >> by two states? >> there are going to be two states that are going to surprise you. >> do you know the two? >> i'm not sure yet. could be pennsylvania, could be michigan. maybe wisconsin. >> wow. >> and the red states, all have come back. >> utah, georgia, arizona. >> utah is back big time. don't worry about north carolina. it's going to be fine. >> wow. >> all he needs is one -- maybe new hampshire and that one vote in maine. she is now on the ropes. she's on the defense. he's got the momentum and everybody in the country knows finally after four decades of clinton corruption the american people have figured out she's a crook. >> great to see you, mr. mayor. there you have it. two very divergent view points. >> that's a scathing new column out and we'll show you who is taking the heat in these last 72-plus hours of the race. >>> p

think of ub uber except for lig >> do you want to hear this? walks home in the evenings and gets nervous when she is walking through the dark streets in her neighborhood in england. this application allows her to call a drone and have it light her way as she walks home. >> are you serious? is this the thing? >> this is a thing in development. it's called sleep lights. the reason we researched different ways drones could be used with light. in another case, what if search and rescue team is out at night instead of bringing in large utility trucks to light their search area, what if they could just have a fleet of drones? another new use and vision for the future of drone technology. we will see if this ever becomes something widely used. >> it's going to skyrocket ufo sitings. >> no doubt. mommy has an announcement for her girls. >> i'll tell you what it is in my bell. ready? >> see their hilarious reactions next. >> i'm happy! wow. >> and 20 bucks for the chair. she is out $40. >> it's time for a birthday party. these siblings are about to lear

caroline simmons, deputy head of the investment office for ubs. in regards to the tax cutters it's the top 0.1% that would get more tax relief than the bottom 60% of all tax payers combined in terms of how that he would translate through. >>> e-mail the show. we'd love to hear from you what do you think? if you're in the u.s. especially, your reaction. the address, streetsignseurope@cnbc you can also find us on twitter. you have had a day to digest what many are calling a new world order. in twitter find us at streetsigns@cnbc. you can find me at @louisabojesen. >> still coming up on the show, we'll go for a quick break. after the short break, we'll talk about france/u.s. relations. we'll speak to dominique de villepin right after this break. . >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "street signs" this morning. zurich insurance posting a 342% jump in profits well ahead of analyst estimates. organizational changes drove profitability at the swiss insurer. zurich's cfo saying a turnaround is underway but that investors need to be pat

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at some employers say there are millions of jobs in this country, millions of high-paying jobs going ub filled because they can't find workers with the right skills to do them. in north carolina, college bound students are taking a second look at the pursuit of degrees in what they consider now useless majors instead of going old school with the apprenticeships. >> one of my friends just graduated college, four year degree and he is working at best buy. that's not what you are strive years of apprenticeship we're guaranteed a job that is going to make a base salary of $55,000. you can't ask for better than that. >> jim: this sunday on full measure with sharyl attkisson a look at how some students are skipping college for cash. that's at 9:00 a.m. and again at 9:30 p.m. >> reed: robert redford hanging up his acting career. he will retire after his next two movies. he is not getting out of the have more time for his other hobby which is painting. he admitted he is getting tired of acting. his final two films will be "our souls at night" and "old man with a gun" a crime thriller. redford f

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three women from chicago were killed in the wreck and their ube d hurt. randhawa... was driving with a revoked license from a previous o-w-i conviction.his preliminary hearing is scheduled for 8-30 this morning. also today-- the milwaukee county board meets to discuss next year's budget. on the list of topics-- the proposed "wheel tax." county executive chris abele proposed a 60 dollar vehicle registration fee to cover budget items like road maintenance and repairs. the county supervisors have called for a 30 dollar fee instead. today's meeting is set for 8-30 this is off the hook -- again -- for using a private email server. this comes as the clinton and trump teams are dashing around the country for votes -- including stops in wisconsin. political reporter theo keith has more on how both campaigns are reacting to the news. sunday, hillary clinton gets a boost from the latest campaign twist. nine days after fbi director james comey shook up the race by announcing that agents had found new emails... comey said sunday, "we have not chan expressed in july" when the fbi

its apperently eiero get an ube are white and man.esearchers fromtanrd, m-i-tandf easier to get an uber or lyft to pick you up if you're white and a man. they sent pasmpgers in seattle and bausn to hail nearly 1500 rides. in seattle, african americans had to wait 35% longer. and in boston cancellation rate more and women were likely to be taken for longer rides in boston. both companies say they do not tolerate discrimination by its drivers. >>> tonight the nbc bay area responds. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with his story. >> now he's asking where did my money go? ron phelps is a music buff and when he's not listening to music from these speakers, he's listening to it from his ear buds. so he was intrigued by thiz headset prototype that melds the two called the sound band. >> it would sit over your ears and have a controller in the back and transmit the sound to you through the outside of your ear. >> reporter: ron found sound band on the website, kickstarter. ron pitched in 135 bucks. in return, he was promised one

ubs, bank of america and morgan stanley are also developing similar services. >>> amazon is rolling out non-stop black friday deals for the next 35 days. among the bargains, a 32-inch l.e.d. tv for $69, amazon is also lowering prices on its own products like the echo for $139.99. amazon will start offering discounts as soon as this friday. new deals will be available as often as every five minutes, sam and laura. back over to you. >> that keeps you double clicking online for a while. >> thank you very much, landon. >> while we're talking about kids, if you need a good idea, here is one. apple's latest product is a photo book that goes on sale today. it's also a tribute to steve jobs. it's titled designed by apple in california which issic that en from the phrase found on every apple product. the book chronicles the company's past 20 years of product design and is dedicated to apple eats late founder. it comes in two different sizes, the small and large. the small is priced at $199, the large one $299. >> so used to digital, but it's a book you can touch. >>> among his many christmas lis

$1.5 million into the pocket of bill clinton, right after hillary clinton used her position to help ubs avoid the irs. david: quickly though, why legally is that not pay for play? that zooms so obvious pay for play. >> it does. believe me, it probably part of the investigation into the clinton foundation. look, it could constitute bribery. it could constitute racketeering, a criminal enterprise, organized criminal enterprise much like the mafia. if you use your position to confer a benefit in exchange for money, that is a wide variety of crimes. david: gregg jarrett. very interesting stuff. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: all right, a race against election day. surge of illegal immigrants continuing to cross the border, trying to get into the u.s. while they still can. plus the wikileaks dump critics say validates your worst fears about the mainstream media. fox news media analyst howard kurtz weighs in, coming up. >> clearly, not just in the tank for hillary clinton, but on a search and destroy mission against donald trump. there is no question about that. hi my name is tom. i'm

trump is ub trustworthy republicans were firing that very charge back at her today. their reaction today referenced that renewed email investigation. the say she jeopardized national security. here is a quote. hillary clinton will be hard pressed to convinced nevadans she is qualified for a job that begins each morning with a national security briefing, end quote. at union hall, i'm jeff gillan, news 3. back to you. >> reed: not many more days ahead. we appreciate the a reminder for school kids there is no school tuesday. election day is the day and a lot of schools are used for polling locations. however it is a regular day for support staff and administration. >> jim: we'll know soon how it all turns out. we invite to you tune in to news 3. there and on the cw las vegas, channel 33, cable six. we'll bring you up to the minute voters and the candidates from both parties. our continuing coverage starts at four in the afternoon next tuesday. >>> a group of canadian youtubeers are in trouble in our country tonight for some of the things you are seeing in that video beh

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rishaad: the chief china economist at ubs joins us now. we are still waiting for the numbers.dea do you get for the chinese economy? 6% as thedecline is consensus forecast, it still shows improvement from last month. it would still mark a 2% increase in export volume. that shows global demand is climbing out of the woods a little bit and china's depreciation has been slightly helpful. haidi: we had a pretty solid set 's bmis coming through -- pmi coming through. doesn't paint a picture of a recovery -- does it paint a picture of the recovery well on foot? >> export orders are still a little bit soft. the domestic rebound has been helped by higher infrastructure investment, the recent property rebound, and that helped to push demand for commodity materials. industry profit has increased as well. rishaad: is it really a recovery? it seemed like everything was fine. we had some mixed data when it came to manufacturing versus services, but essentially steady as she goes. been saying the economy has been teetering? real year on year gdp growth seems quite steady. recently, over 7%.

will be an extended process, given the sheer volume of e-mails and then any follow-up investigations,ub additional warrants, subpoenas, interviews, re-interviews.ep >> reporter: f.b.i. agents in new york discovered the new e- mails earlier in october while investigating weiner for allegedly sending sexually explicit text messages to a minor. still unanswered is why director new e-mails until late lastsw week. also unclear is how abedin's e-l mails ended up on her husband'su laptop and whether they will change the outcome of the investigation, in which comey recommended that mrs. clinton not be prosecuted for mishandling classified information. sources say that comey felt bound to inform congress of the new development, but the timing of the revelation put him at them to rush it to get it done by election day. >> i do not honestly think they will rush an investigation of this nature and this sensitivity. >> reporter: part of the delay was in securing a warrant to look at those e-mails. we learned today that there was friction between comey and the justice department. scott, attorney gene

geoffrey yu with us from ubs.hael mckee's conversation with madame lagarde will be the imf view of italy that francine mentioned earlier. that has been the focal part of our discussions in london. how critical is italy right now? geoffrey: people are looking at italy as another signpost of, is populism on the rise in europe? and what is going to happen in france and germany. tom: is italy and emerging-market? geoffrey: italy's debt is quite interesting. of demand, i lack do not see that as an issue. a lot of it is self-funded. but we do not want to get into a position where politics gets people to question. francine: as we look at president obama climbing the steps and getting on his flight to lima, peru, where michael mckee is, we reflect on the trade deals that he has put into place. voters should love tpp, some of the trans-pacific partnership spiris. if you look at the benefits, they should. is that right? geoffrey: the consensus is that globalization benefits the economies involved. .his was brought up earlie

embassador to the united nations john bolton is here, former cia director is here, ubs chairman joe, with us, former nfl player and casey crawford here as well. plus sean hannity makes an appearance talking about big interview last night with vice president elect mike pence. meanwhile president-elect donald trump continues the series of meetings today deliberating cabinet positions at trump tower, he will also reportedly meet with editors and reporters in "the new york times", news outlet he has sparred with certainly in the past before flying to florida for resort for thanksgiving holiday. yesterday mr. trump announced list of executive action that is he can implement on day one. >> whether it's producing steel, building cars or curing disease, i want to next generation of production and innovation to happen right here on our great homeland america creating wealth and jobs for american workers. on trade, i am going to issue a notification of intent to withdraw from the transpacific partnership a potential disaster for our country. instead, we will negotiate fair bilateral trade deal

i've been ac ubs fan as long as if i wasn't here for at least a outside wrigley field overnight .. just as sweet as the bubbly bath players soaked in after beating the indians in a dramatic game 7. (mos fan) sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come. anchored by pitcher (nats dexter fowler leadoff homer) sound to come sound to come sound to come. leadoff hitter dexter sound to come. leadoff t fowler opening the game with a home run .. the cubs adding a pair of dingers in the fourth and sixth innings to hang on for the victory .. despite the spirited charge by the indians. (nats) sound to come sound to come sound to come. bye-bye to the billy goat .. and his curse .. so long steve bartman .. no harm .. no foul .. all is forgiven .. now that history's been re- written. sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come sound to come. the late legendary cubs broadcaster harry caray ... once famously said .. someday the cubs are going to be now .. the clock resets .... right side of it..." celebration nats.... a party indeed

haidi: up next, ubs wealth management about why they are so bullish on gold.berg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin this evening with our continuing coverage of the controversy surrounding fbi director james comey. his decision to come forward about new emails pertinent to hillary clinton's private server has met fierce criticism. some have pointed out that he was in a difficult dammed if he did and dammed if did not position. in an effort to mitigate the bipartisan outrage, justice department officials said monday that no further information will be released until the investigation is completed. the fbi dior

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a little bit more modern than the can and the string but the ube does not have to be tight. you talk through the mask and they can hear you through the backside. that is how they communicated. sometimes with hand signals. there is also a mirror where you would look at each other and they would communicate with hand signals. at first you go out, take off and learn how to fly the airplane, do turns, maneuvers and do them in a coordinated fashion. there is a needle and a ball in there. the ball in your turns, you want to keep centered. if you do that, it is a coordinated turn. otherwise the airplane is , skidding around. you want to get to where you are not doing that. when you learn to fly the airplane in the air, and you can maneuver it around the pattern, that is when we come back in and you start learning how to take off and land. the landing is always the last thing you get. and that is the last part of the progression. because it is the hardest part. to do it continuously and over and over again. when you do that, the instructor solos you. that is when he gets out and you