vincent: we're starting to see it in brazil.he leftist candidate -- i mean, one of the most popular candidates for president is in jail, and not likely to run, it doesn't give investors a lot of faith in the currency. mexico is actually weakening this morning as well. so it is spreading to some extent, without question. vonnie: and then what about turkey? because that seems to be also sort of an isolated case. it doesn't seem like contagion is as much of a risk generally with these two particular countries. vincent: turkey, if there was any risk, would be in europe, and it looks like the banks that have exposure to turkey in the european sector do not have a sufficient amount to make that a question. the difficulty will come as to how erdogan reacts to the pressure and if he turns that into sort of a political /diplomatic contagion, if you will. romaine: quick question here on the dollar. is this a pause, or are we seeing a complete reset in the dollar's direction? vincent: dollar is going to continue to go up until november. ro

vincent cignarella and gina martin adams, good to see you. you can see all the charts we just used and more. go to gtv . coming up, more on the rebound in turkish assets. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emma: this is bloomberg avery. home depot is offering more evidence that the u.s. housing market is strong. they issued better than expected same-store sales for july 29. this was after disappointing results in the previous quarter. property owners tend to spend more on their homes went they believe values are rising to analysts at morgan stanley say the automaker can no longer afford to pay 15% quarterly dividends for ford. says the carmaker has enough cash and income to cover the dividends. unemployment in the u.k. has felt to a 40 year low. europe's largest economy grew faster than expected. -- in germany grew 1.1 5 0.5% in the quarter. alix: thanks are feeling the heat because of their exposure to turkey. something has to be done about interest rates besides physical discipline. monetary tightening is the remedy. levine,us is alicia bank of new

company with the help of a colleague vincent created soft. understand this is work you go to the official app store and download on demo it looks like a real like a picture gallery to scroll through but really it's malware but deactivates promo on an interest codes that enable us to manipulate bank transactions. then come our way tax the unprotected banking out. and its corresponding town number whenever the user authorizes a transaction it's secretly being manipulated the software can change the amount transferred and divert it to a new recipient this is the problem is that all apps integrate the same security measures it's called a single point of failure meaning you can attack them all the same my. banking is already widely used in society british market research firm juniper research expects online banking users to reach two billion worldwide by twenty twenty one and many of them will be using smartphones to access accounts with such sensitive data it's a risky business. software producer primum reacted immediately to vincents hoc by addi

vincent, what can you tell us there? >> hi. good morning. i was on the greenutside of parliament when there was a loud bang from around the corner. people started herunning. and i ran towards it, a car had smashed into the anti-terrorism barriers just outside of the house of commons. people were running away from it. a pedestrian i spoke to that the car was driving fast and drove purposely into those e ba. within about 60 seconds, there were armed police response units all around t car. about three to four big suv vehicles, each of those carrying about three officers with machine guns all jumping out. there were about 10 to 15 police officers were guns pointed. others were rushing out of parliament as well. at the car, smoke was coming from the bonnet, which was pretty pacted, and they were yelling at the car. they pulled out w a man. he about 6 feet tall. he had a beard. they have now arrested him. they have continued to move pedestrians and the publicack from parliament, shutting down london. roads in central more emergency response vehicl

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shame and pain of the judge's failure to tackle abuse in that he joining us now from dublin mark vincent tate lee who was himself abused by catholic priests and now advocates for abuse survivors mark many thanks for talking to us what can you tell us perhaps first of all about your own experience and how it affected your faith. i was abused in a private school in the sixty nine three two months in seventy three by two priests one the end of my junior school years and then one again beginning one senior school years. both priests on there what knowledge that they're using at the school they didn't know about my abuse i didn't report it but they were reported for others who they had abused and they were transferred from the

welcome to you both and mark vincent in dublin is the star we're here at tell us what happened here. i need to be used in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine and intending my junior school hours and so now is mine and might be started between the years of one hundred sixty nine until it reaches one hundred seventy three nineteen sixty nine three to seventy one was the last years of junior still and then when i moved are transferred into senior school around here is continued with the different reste. so quietly started at the age of nine and one thousand nine hundred sixty so as a nine year old i was very much. being capable of processing what were the very disturbing emotions and distress caused in the at the time as a result i had suppressed practically all of us and not spoken dancers was something which i internalized much too. much to my pain and suffering throughout the years and will continue with stash through no direct to to the end of my life so how old were you when you were first able to speak to someone about it and indeed did you report it to anyone to the whether that

we have time for but thank you very much for speaking to us mark vincent healy from dublin. match day one of the new bundesliga season is in the books and borussia dortmund have got off to an impressive start with a four one victory against lights issue earlier in the day and to new goals or mind speech to it as they also start this season on a high. new promoted fortune a dissolute off weren't as lucky they hosted oxburgh in this season opener on saturday and left empty handed a seven look. fortunate josel just back in the bundesliga after five years freetown funchal the man who led them to promotion and his team got on the board first against doubts before i need to remount scoring in his first one just a good game the tears to my mind with the cross you know time shmeat kicking thin air and i'm on heading home in the twenty third minute but outdoors struck back early in the second half i had played one on for marching him to pick up his header ricocheted off the cross bar and into the net and then outscored sealed the win in the seventy sixth i curl easter found andre who

thank you so much, vincent reinhart.s well as of course our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays in tokyo. an alert to tell you about in terms of so knows, the wireless speaker company. we've been waiting for a pending listing on pricing. what sonos isis now pricing at. this is below the range, the offering range of $17 to $19 there. we will see how that pans out once they start trading. there had been cut -- had been sayingiticism about this a great product is not always make for a great business. it appears that investors in terms of what they are -- in terms of what their appetite is for these shares is now in a bit of a question. plenty more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: look at the markets here, a tipsy turvey week start to the market here this morning after the u.s. session. didn't do enough to alleviate concerns when it came to japanese bond markets. chinese stocks still the ones to watch here on more tariffs coming through. we did get dbs posting a 24% gain of profit but still

vincent: it is really hard to say. it has already begun to some extent.happens in emerging markets, it becomes a liquidity issue. if you are trading the argentine peso when you get caught in a position with peso and you cannot get out of the particular currency, you go to the next most liquid emerging market that you think can hedge that position. that goes on and on and on. the brazilian peso above for 20. -- 420. the only thing that stopped the whole route is the central bank in brazil fx intervention, whole thing a slide on the riyal. caroline: to this extent, we are seeing contagion. risk andyncratic therefore sending off. we are seeing argentina trying. the central bank trying to raise 26%. what more could argentina in any way do? saying we arewas in fiscal shock right now. fiscal shock is very difficult to do when you have inflation that is running so rampant and he is up for reelection next year so i do not know the fiscal shock perhaps as much as you don't want to say it, but some sort of capital control first and then make some fiscal measures to

here now former nashville police officer vincent hill, thanks for your time this morning, this one isor people to follow. >> absolutely, jillian, thanks for having me and good morning to you and rob as well. have you noticed that when president trump supports something the left-wing media the left side oppose, he supports vetting people coming into this country, but, yet, they call him racist much like they do the police in this country. so here we are yet again dealing with another brother in blue who was shot in the head like a sheep in a slaughter house because of this ideology that the left is preaching, keep in mind the left that tells people well, let's go out and attack trump supporters, now police get associated with president trump for whatever reason, so it's no wonder we are in this situation, 35 officers this year shot in the line of duty, it's unacceptable, jillian. rob: you know, vincent, you see the rhetoric coming from and what we should say is the very far left of the democratic party talk about open borders and you see stories like this, do we need an even stricter,

>> he was vincent. >> and she was veronica. >> vincent and veronica, did you come up with those yourselfas already kind of like her alter-ego and but the last name on my phone was bushelpeck, and it came from -- >> yeah, i wrote him a little note like i love you, bushel and a peck and that's how he got that name. >> the engagement ring is 4 carats. the next step, is a possible move to l.a. but what about this pic making its way around the internet? many people think becca looks a lot like garrett's ex-wife. his first marriage was in 2015 and they split after two months. >> i mean, i never thought that until someone did that photo but i mean -- >> yeah, the same for me as well. >> different personalities. >> another thing still haunting garrett from his past -- those instagram where he liked those controversial memes. why did you like those posts? >> you know, i don't know. i'm still sticking with the apology that i put on instagram that i mindlessly was swiping through on instagram and double tapped. i wasn't reading into the image i was just taking the image for just what it was. >> so,

new at 11 can:00, jackie bensen oke to vincent gray about the two shootings in ward 7. >> reporter: the 100 block of 56th street southeast where a 6-year-old girl was shot when someone sprayed with gunfire the jeep she was sitting in with her mother and older sister mondaye evening than a mile from where another little gl was shot about six weeks ago under similar circumstances. mckay yao willsond d her injuries. the little girl shot on 56th street is alive, traumatized and in pain. >> apparently she was very excited being back in school and nowraatized for having been shot. >> vincent gray repre 7 where both shootings took place. >> we can't accept the inevitability of guns in our midst. andne w to do more not only working with our police officers but working with every agency, everyt leader in the distr of columbia. >> news4's pat collins spoke to the randmother of the 6-year-old girl we're notin sh her face and altering her voice. >> boom, boom, boom, like sounded like a machine gun but a grenade at the same time. >> she lived right where the shooting happened. shock turned to horror

the free interrail program is the idea of martin spear and vincent him on the hill who lobbied brussels to introduce a travel program for young europeans. the interim take it itself has been around since one thousand nine hundred seventy two. vincent a man would have been a free travel across the continent can help youngsters overcome stereotypes about their european neighbors. that's what the two of them experienced when they themselves went on and interact then sure years ago. experienced great hospitality we were invited to people's homes for dinner in cities we were visiting at the time. some would even let others know we were coming to the city a lot of those work ie moments for us all those new connections those new friendships that we struck up to us that really felt like europe. have a place we got a whole new perspective on europe and truly understand that europe is not so much about its laws or politics but about the diversity of its people. many of the lucky fifteen thousand teens are sharing their travel experiences on social media describing their encounters with the europe

the free interrail program is the idea of martin spear and vincent him on the hill who lobbied brussels to introduce a travel program for young europeans. the intro ticket itself has been around since one thousand nine hundred seventy two. motion shapiro and vincent a man who i have been a free travel across the continent can help youngsters overcome stereotypes about the european neighbors. that's what the two of them experienced when they themselves went on and interact bencher years ago. great hospitality we were invited to people's homes for dinner. cities we were visiting at the time. some would even let others know we were coming to the city lot of those work ie moments for us all those new connections those new friendships that we struck up to us that really felt like europe. have a place we got a whole new perspective on europe and truly understand that europe is not so much about its laws or politics but about the diversity of its people hard. many of the lucky fifteen thousand teens are sharing their travel experiences on social media describing their encounters with the europ

motion shapira and vincent a man would have been a free travel across the continent can help youngsters overcome stereotypes about the european neighbors. that's what the two of them experienced when they themselves went on and interact and share years ago. great hospitality we were invited to people's homes for dinner. cities we were visiting at the time. some would even let others know we were coming to the city a lot of those work he moments for us all those new connections those new friendships that we struck up to us that really felt like europe. have a place we got a whole new perspective on europe and truly understand that europe is not so much about its laws or politics but about the diversity of its people. many of the lucky fifteen thousand teens are sharing their travel experiences on social media describing their encounters with the europeans but does this actually help forge a sense of european identity. critics point out that it does little good if all these young travelers do is part of a nicer way. aiden gibson for his past that's valid to spend time exploring the histor

thank you so much and mark vincent healy dublin thank you as well. many of the one hundred fifty migrants stranded in a society in port for more than a week of going on hunger strike they've been told they did see an italian coast guard vessel for nine days this refusal to allow them to enter the country is a rebuke from the european union road has threatened to withhold. states except some of the refugees crisis talks held in brussels have ended without a resolution let's get more from brussels correspondent to bed and read as well to ban so no agreement from a you countries who met today and these people on board apparently starving themselves to death so where does this leave the situation between russia and brussels. there was no appetite here in brussels to give in to any italian demands today because the rather unconventional very hawkish approach of italy to this problem was perceived as a kind of blackmail of populist brinkmanship so it was rejected and the migrants have to be more patient on this coast guard vessel and the whole situation is

because they sure as a day at this very time it's essentially at the very very in the spotlight so much vincent healy what showed pope francis do as far as you're concerned. well it should address their issues comes ability opening up all of that or. else. it just goes are such information could indeed assist in both was not only the scale and level of use and naming. the users but also bring to accounts those who facilitated the abuse or tried to conceal and cover it up course the consequence is loads to do something like that so that would be one major point the second major point would be to offer the sorts of services that would nice the camorra disorders and just functions that are in very found in the lines of survival very much as there's a fourteen percent likelihood of ending up in an incarcerated situation in your life see it go to prison just because of the difficult issue of the consequence of your abuse here in ireland those figures would be usually ninety three in one hundred thousand as opposed to fourteen percent it's it's phenomenal the effect which i'm trying to say and i try

vincent, does this result suggest that despite all those years working for robert mugabe, being at theregime, the former security minister, that he has convinced enough zimbabweans that he can be the agent of change? well, i don't think that if zanu—pf was to win it would not be because of mnangagwa, it would be for the political dynamics of zimbabwe, where you find zanu—pf are still the historical type of party, cares about the land issues and so on, whereas the mdc are seen as liberal, town people, white farmers and so on. if zanu—pf was to win, it would be more because of those reasons more than anything else. but i don't think we can really know who has won. my problem is that mdc, i think, committed a very graphic mistake. they should not have gone into these elections, just because mugabe has gone, the mere fact of taking away his face did not take away issues to do with the independent electoral commission. and then we saw what the police and army did, shooting people and so on. so, they should have insisted that "if we are to take part in these elections, these are the issues t

the, when vincent died -- >> yeah.[laughter] he said -- frankfurter repeatedly said after fred vincent died he was the chief justice, and frankfurter just could not toll late -- tolerate fred vin sent. frankfurter had always thought of himself as an agnostic. and he said, you know, this is the first time i had some evidence that there is a good. love -- that there is a god. [laughter] >> i had the great good fortune in 1969 to end up, because nobody else asked any questions of a group of 20, to have, essentially, a two hour interview with then-retired chief justice. i gave him, as well as i could as a young student who had studied some constitutional law but never the same kind of hours that you're describing, but i also knew the arguments of the chicago school and the rest, so i managed to get him a little upset. 9 i thought that was -- at least i was trying to get my questions out to him right. what i said to him at the end was, mr. chief justice, of all the decisions that your court has rendered which have so change

vincent cignarella, it made a rally in the near term.may be looking the other way. thank you for joining us turning futures. taylor: thanks. let's get a check on the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: thank you. president trump preferred progress -- regression will candidate are about to be tested in ohio in the season's final high-stakes special election. loomsesident's shadow over for other states today, none bigger than kansas where the president at the end of the governor's race monday by opposing the sitting gop governor on the eve of the election. we will have more on these elections coming up in just a moment. the president tweeted today that when it comes to iran, he is looking for world peace, nothing less. renewed u.s. sections on iran kicked and today. it is the first one since the president with a drew from the nuclear agreement. mr. trump warned further sanctions would take effect in november. he said countries doing business with iran will not be doing business with the united states. for the second year in a row, ca

software producer primum reacted immediately to vincents hack by adding more security functions so for the time being malware no longer works. since and how it's convinced is only a matter of time before the next new poll appears. how can smoke then uses protect them so when making online transactions. i t. security experts says the procedure is still problematic. at the moment if you really need to use a banking up on your smartphone then you need to be aware you're cutting out a safety mechanism that was established a long time ago also. this mechanism is the time number. price is a transaction these days times are often generated by and. if the time and banking apps are installed on the same device there's a security risk if someone hacks your small fine thank you. account. on the back and recommend never using banking on your phone in the first place. if possible it's better to do the transaction on one device and get the tram number on a separate device that's not always practical. online banking is only safe when tons in banking remain separate what was called fritos provided by

rebecca vincent is the u.k. bureau directive for reporters without borders and joins me in the studio now thank you very much for coming to speak to us so as we're hearing there are some six hundred days since journalist mahmoud is saying was arrested in egypt and jailed without charge how would you describe the treatment of the media journalists by this government well first of all mahmoud hussein should never have spent a single day in prison the fact that it's now been six hundred days is simply unthinkable to reporters without borders has many times and we reiterate this called for his immediate and unconditional release he's one of at least thirty six journalists and citizen journalists that we know of who are currently jailed in egypt in connection with their work so this problem is clearly broader than just this case but the fact that it has been so long and that he has not been formally charged in that long period is frankly it's appalling is there anything that can be done because it seems as though thi

joining us now from dublin mark vincent he lead who was himself abused by catholic priests and now advocates for abuse survivors mark many thanks for talking to us what can you tell us perhaps first of all about your own experience and how it affected your faith. i was a b. in a private school in the sixty nine sts one hundred seventy three flight to praise one the end of my junior school years and then once again the beginning of one senior school years. both priests upon their. knowledge of their leasing at the school they didn't know about my b.s. i didn't report it but they were reported for others they had abused and they were transferred from the school to the first one was transferred in one thousand seventy one to canada and the second was transferred to sierra leone. how's this affected my faith this is seriously affect my faith i don't enjoy the community. college system and a catholic life that i was raised in but i have maintained a safe thing go out and tell them to not i don't believe all of these that i don't believe in the institutional church of the catholic church and i don

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mark vincent healy an abuse survivor absorbing the pope's later is critical. and his two thousand words are just too much. really have very little meaning the content the idea that sort of like you can bring about the end of child sexual abuse for example even within the turgid we're going to get this from i mean we're aware. we're aware in the developing countries that there is still suffering from sort of like a lack of spotlight helium it pope francis four years ago as a rule the pontiff tends not to share joel meetings with abuse survivors in advance of his trips skeptics in ireland see any meetings this time around would be tokenistic. ok more now on this story we're joined by our religious affairs correspondent martin welcome to you martin what do you make of the timing of the pope's announcement i mean why now this has been a topic for quite a while well i think that you know there was subsequently no way to stop the flood of news on the pressure that came out of pennsylvania so the grand jury presented its this report the report was absolutely lovely t