here's viviana hurtado.ident donald trump skipping the climate change debate at the united nations. the secondary general saying even though donald trump is passing the lead, the u.s. can still pull its weight. in the race for the white house, elizabeth warren overtaken joe biden as the frontrunner in the latest iowa poll in the iowa caucuses. the senator has support of 22% of likely participants. former vice president joe biden was second with 20%. "the wall street journal reports that full repairs in saudi may take several months. over to kenya. at least seven have died and many others hospitalized after a school collapsed in they rarely -- in nairobi. more than a hundred students are enrolled at the school. officials say it is not immediately clear what caused the building to collapse. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. right to it, with yiel

desde chicago viviana Ávila nos dice cuÁndo entra en vivo el fallo. de dos aÑos en estados unidos y que tengan antecedentes criminales. este abogado explica que el fallo le da la posibilidad a inmigrantes indocumentados de presentarse ante un juez de inmigraciÓn. >> el presidente trump querÍa acelerar ese proceso de tal manera que persona que entraron dentro de dos aÑos no importa dÓnde los arrestaran, no tenÍan ese derecho. viviana: la jueza crÍtico al gobierno por no llevar a cabo un proceso formal de notificaciones y comentarios para cambiar normas federales. >> es una gran victoria para nosotros. una vez mÁs se está mostrando a la administraciÓn que no puede tomar decisiones arbitrarias y que hay un proceso que debe seguir. viviana: la oficina dijo que dedicÓ seis semanas para supervisar el nuevo reglamento e instruir a sus agentes de cÓmo funciona. el programa de deportaciones aceleradas se aplica desde 1996, pero solo se hace en un perÍmetro específico de la frontera y con menos de dos semanas de ingresos al paÍs. >> cita restaban dentro de 100

now i look at the first word news with viviana or todd of -- with viviana hurtado.: north korea tested two short range missiles after saying it was willing to resume nuclear talks. they expressed a desire for negotiations. the country, though, making no mention of new concessions. earlier this summer, president donald trump's approval rating flipping. 38% ofng to a new poll, americans approve of his performance in office, down from 44% in june. , 60%urvey says next year say a recession is likely or somewhat likely. u.k. prime minister boris johnson is now pledging to work on a brexit deal with european union. lawmakers blocking johnson's brexit strategy, handing him six legislative defeats in a row. last week he tried to get numbers of his own conservative party to back his strategy that guaranteed leaving the eu on october 31, even without a deal. they refused. johnson lost a key vote. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. pa

the head of the viviana: viviana: --viviana: the head of intelligencee committee is expected to heartleblower. president trump wants adam schiff investigated for treason. saudi crown prince mohammed bin ar with iranrns w could bring down the economy. he says he prefers non-military action. kong cleaning up from a weekend of protests, bracing for more. demonstrators throwing gasoline bombs at police. they responded by using tear gas and water cannons. the city is preparing for bigger protests tomorrow, when china marks the 70th anniversary of communist rule. british prime minister boris johnson isn't just fighting to get a brexit deal. he's also battling for his credibility. johnson facing allegations of sexual impropriety. he's been forced to deny he groped a journalist at a lunch about 20 years ago. plus, johnson is rejecting allegations he had a sexual relationship with a businesswoman and authorized a taxpayer-funded sponsorship for her company. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countrie

viviana: el veterano de guerra miguel jr.un a lo mejor. viviana: pÉrez junior fue deportado a mÉxico 2018, pero esta semana pudo regresar, luego del perdÓn otorgado por el gobernador de illinois. pÉrez rubio fue sentenciado por un delito relacionado con drogas, por el que pagÓ mÁs de siete aÑos de prisiÓn. el indulto le permitiÓ continuar con su solicitud de ciudadanÍa. >> positivo, demuestra que en otros estadosel gobernador le da perdÓn a cada uno, esto puede regresar. viviana: seÑor silvio en stand estÁn desde las 1003, despuÉs de eso sufre de estrÉs postraumÁtico. sus padres creen que merece una segunda oportunidad por haberle servido al paÍs. >> pertenece a chicago, es un buen muchacho, solamente las situaciones de la vida al acabar la esto. >> christopher garcÍa, el papÁ de un soldado no se rinde. yo le decÍa, la mamÁ de un soldado no se rinde. viviana: miguel pÉrez junior dice que pasarÁ tiempo con su familia y terminarÁ su tratamiento mÉdico. aunque miguel pÉrez junior espera una respuesta pronta, su abogado dice que

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. alix? alix: thanks so much, viviana.pp from ironsides partners stay with me. what a significant you of the gm strike? barry: to me, i have actually been writing about this mix of growth shift in how we are starting to see lots of signs of activity. i did not view the economy that way in 2018, because investment was picking up. but this year, it has been more about consumption, less investment, and so you are starting to see this pickup in inflation, avi over the last few epi over the last few months, 3%, 4%, late stage cycle. and of course an auto workers strike just fits in with that when the last one was to any07, -- was in 2007, i suppose. the labor markets are starting to get tight. chairman powell in his latest speech said the phillips curve is exhibiting a "fake heartbeat." a chart i had showed average hourly earnings at the lowest for the cycle. it is one of those, you know, "business week" covers where you consider it a contrarian indicator, but you see the activity that is another sign that we are fairly late st

viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: donald trump says the u.s.agreement on tariffs. the president also telling congress there will be an executive agreement on digital trade. anyo of -- tokyo saying deal must include assurances the u.s. will not impose tariffs on $50 million of japanese auto imports. bloomberg learning regulators may get rid of a rule that forces banks to set aside billions of dollars for swap trade. the rule was imposed after the financial crisis. banks are doing the rule is redundant and puts them at a competitive disadvantage. general motors and striking auto workers remain fall apart and there talks to resolve a strike. says a dealgotiator must resolve 10 key sticking points, wages for entry-level workers and the treatment of employees. it is estimated the walk is costing gm $50 million a day. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. wework's bumpy, road to an ipo. the company postpones its

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. nejra? nejra: viviana, thank you.e lagarde has preparing helm of the european central francine lacqua sat down with her and asked about the global economy, trade risks, and protectionism. ms. lagarde: i think europe and the eurozone a particular has to and a hasle further, been a continuum, and there has been high momentum, slow momentum, but it has to be a continuum, and more needs to be done to complete -- you heard that many times -- complete the banking, make sure there is a european security market that is and havingbroader enough of a fiscal space that is in common, however you call it, but that can be used eventually to start the line. i think all those three, which are not particularly glamorous and sexy for the european citizens, but constitute the foundation and the infrastructure upon which there can be development and there can be security. francine: when you look at factors, we have done more in good times to prepare for the downside? ms. lagarde: yeah, yeah. most policies, most of the unfortunately, when

tom: here is viviana hurtado.on iran to president trump, including airstrike targets. thetary leaders will warn president taking action could escalate into war. the president is considering how to respond to the attack on a saudi oil facility. the whistleblower case involving president trump's snowball allowing -- snowballing, of --ats accusing them the complaint raises questions about his dealings with the ukraine. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine: one of our top stories this week was the attack last saturday, a drowned hitting the oil facility -- drone hitting the oil facilities. we will go to our anchor on the ground who has been on a tour of the affected infrastructure in saudi. how much have they told you they can get back to full production, and second of all, defend this infrastructure? hot dayit is a very from riyadh to the oilfield. it is about an hour

viviana hurtado is here with first word news.int and washington involves donald trump's communications with a foreign leader according to the washington post. it has led to a show down between the u.s. congress and the intelligence community that is because the president acting national intelligence director refuses to share details with house democrats and inspector general determining -- and inspector general returning -- determining the whistleblower complaint was credible. prime minister justin trudeau forced to apologize for wearing brown face makeup at a party in 2001. a picture of the incident appearing in time magazine. photo scheer says the reveal someone not fit to run the nation it is a formula that could add up to a bleak retirement for millions of americans. the cost of climate change, low interest rates, and longer life spans are the risks for retirees. severe weather that forces retirees to relocate can be disruptive to someone on a fixed income. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by

i am viviana hurtado.iviana, the hong kong government has condemned groups afterdical protests" protests with police. they set fires in the streets. earlier, tens of thousands marched to u.s. consulate. joining us now is our hong kong bureau chief. how untenable is the situation? >> you are right. over the weekend we did see some vandalism. there was a fire, pretty dramatic, at the entrance of one of the businesses here. teargas to disperse the protesters. even with the concession made by carrie lam last week, things still have not quieted down. the protests was about appealing to donald trump. francine: how much is this data hurting hong kong's economy? the more violent these protests are, the more it will push china to intervene. >> we are seeing morgan numbers coming in. the financial secretary said numbers --he tourist number has dropped by 40% in august. this is the number we are looking at. shopkeepers. they are not seeing a lot of business so that is making an economic impact. as far as china interv

hereour "first word news," is viviana hurtado.on stock exchange and that could throw the lse's own transformative deal into jeopardy. the hong kong bid could be seen as a potential takeover from china. the u.k. business secretary telling bloomberg the government will look at anything that has security implications. weeks ago, the london exchange agreed to by data provider repetitive and a blockbuster $27 billion deal. breaking news we continue to follow this morning, u.s. antitrust regulators are investigating amazon, whether they are using its market power to hurt competition. a team of u.s. federal trade commission investigators began to interview small businesses that sell products on amazon. china announcing a range of u.s. goods it will exempt from 25% tariffs it placed last year but it is keeping the pressure on american farmers. it won't be lifting the tariffs on major agricultural products. those duties were imposed to retaliate for american tariffs laced on chinese goods. a republicanlina, trumpent that president campaign

f.anks -- rb i am viviana hurtado. alix: thanks, viviana.chavez, and he spoke about what it was like to be one of the only openly gay man on wall street and the diversity workforce. in the being that man 1990's, it was very clear to me that i did a good job and the firm valued me and treated me was, and might be a day never an issue. it never has been for me, not since the beginning. do not have a lot of company, i will say that, and that is more that has space, that is something you have to process on your own and decide whether that is going to stop you, or if it is just going to be an observation that you make along the way. and then actually i will say in the specific instance of being laughed in one of my best career moments was when all of a sudden come out of the blue, i got asked to go to buenos aires to talk about risk management in spanish. it is something my mom always said when i was a kid, "use your spanish, perfect your spanish, it will be great for your career." i rolled my eyes. "what do you know about my career?" and what do

our first word news, viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s.ck on a saudi oil facility causing prices to soar. that is the biggest intraday jump ever. the attack moved about 5% of global oil supplies. iranian rebel -- backed rebels claiming responsibility. iran denying it was involved. the economy in china slowing down again. that puts pressure on authorities to do more to support growth. last month, industrial output rising at the slowest pace since 2002. citigroup lowered its growth forecast for china for this and next year. governmenton and his are sounding more optimistic about reaching a brexit deal with the european union. today, johnson is ready to take a hard-line approach. he will have his first meeting with jean-claude juncker. if negotiations are not working, he will not pursue a delay to brexit. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado, this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. let's get more on brexit and t

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.t it into perspective, the last time i plunge that wants -- it plunged that much was 2003, the sars crisis. it is really hitting hong kong. alix: retail sales dropping by 11%. the economy already had a contracted forecast, and unlike sars, this is an ongoing situation. lam thought maybe we would take care of this by pulling back the extradition thing, and so far the protester saying no deal. alix: what is left? you have companies pulling ipo's. damageis there long-term that even if they get it fixed -- alix: coming up, british airways pilots go on strike. all flights grounded. you can interact with all of the charts and more throughout the two hours at gtv on the terminal. check out the charts for analysis and save them for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak peter: coming up later -- "bloomberg daybreak." mattis,p later, jim former u.s. secretary of defense. and now you're bloomberg business flash. the ceo of nissan stepping down in the mid

viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: iran telling the u.s.d nothing to do with an attack on a saudi oil facility. tehran also warned it would respond if the u.s. takes any action. loaded, is "locked and but hasn't specifically blamed iran for the attack. over to israel, where an election do over appears to have produced a deadlock between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his opponent. the country's longest-serving leader betting on an election to keep power in his hands. official results won't be. out until tomorrow the trump administration is expected is out until- won't be tomorrow. the trump administration is expected to announce that california will no longer be able to have tougher emission standards. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tonto this -- i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. we are going to take a look at why investing in clean energy is good policy with julie cerqueira and manish cabana -- and manish bapna. if you

here's viviana hurtado. viviana: hong kong is cleaning up from a weekend of protests, bracing for more. protesters bombed police. they responded by using teargas and water cannons. bigger protests are set for tomorrow, on the 70th anniversary of china's communist rule. teenager greta thunberg being credited for redrawing the political landscape in austria after 7 million protesters rallied around the world for climate change -- around the world over climate change. the austrian green party nearly tripling their support. that sets them up as a coalition partner and shows how the environment is moving to the top of the political agenda in europe. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman warning war with iran would bring down the global economy. the prince telling cbs' "60 minutes" he prefers nonmilitary action. he denies the killing of journalist -- he denies ordering the killing of journalist mo khashoggi, but says he takes response ability for what happened. israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu m

here with the details, viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s.erve is likely to cut interest rates for a 2nd street meeting, but policy makers may be reluctant to forecast further meeting, but policy makers may be reluctant to forecast further cuts. that's according to a bloomberg survey of economists. president donald trump may not be happy with another quarter-point cut. last week, he called fed policymakers "own heads. he said -- policymakers "boneheads." he said policymakers should scrap rates to zero. revoking california and mission standards would have a major impact. several other states follow its lead. ofy represent about 1/3 automakers. israel, neither non-yahoo benjamin -- neither benjamin netanyahu nor rival benny gantz can form a coalition government. in india, the government agrees to ban e-cigarettes. the manufacture, sale, and import has been prohibited. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm's of the our tonto. -- i'm viviana

viviana: mr.ral top democrats to warn the president against what they call witness intimidation. tofrance, several lining up pay their respects to former president jacques chirac. he died thursday at the age of 86. a public ceremony is scheduled for sunday. tankersh flag oil entering international waters has been held by iran since july. the news coming shortly after the tanker began transmitting its location for the first time in weeks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. much.thank you so we want to highlight what is happening with crude. another leg down. intraday we had a leg lower on the dow jones headlines and perhaps the saudi's would consider a possible cease-fire in yemen. another light lower about 20 minutes ago. we'll be paying attention to that. that will leave oil stocks out of bed as well despite the s&p oil and gas etf down on us 3% in premar

here's viviana hurtado. viviana: u.s.ntitrust regulators are investigating whether amazon is using its market power to hurt competition. a team of u.s. federal trade commission investigators began interviewing small businesses that sell products on amazon. the interview suggests the agency is skeptical about claims that choppers and suppliers have real alternatives. china announcing a range of u.s. goods it will exempt from 25% tariffs put in place last year, but it is keeping pressure on american farmers. in europe, the d continues to hold onto gains, up 0.8%. 1%.ftse 100 up 1.10 now.rading below meantime, the hong kong stock exchange has made a surprise offer for the london stock exchange group. 'sy deal would upend the lse acquisition of refinitiv. it says it will consider the proposal. joining us is sarah siad. put this into context for us. it would be a massive deal in the context. reporter: there are so many players it is difficult to focus on one. to call it a politically sensitive situation would kong e protests a

viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: the head of the u.s.tee expects to hear soon from the whistleblower at the center of the impeachment in rate. adam schiff says it depends how quickly -- can be completed. meanwhile, donald trump wants adam schiff investigated for treason. saudi arabia's crown prince warning war with iran would bring down the global economy. the prince telling cbs's 60 minutes he prefers non-military action to stop iranian ambition. he also denied ordering the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi , but the princes he takes full responsibility. hong kong cleaning up from a weekend of protesting and bracing for more. demonstrators throwing gasoline bombs at police. they responded by using tear gas and water cannons. tomorrow, the city's planning for bigger protest. that is when china marks the 70th anniversary of chinese rule -- that is when china marks the 70th anniversary of communist rule. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

viviana: we begin with the biggest threat to his presidency.ing out at the whistleblower at the heart of impeachment probe. speaking at a closed door meeting, bloomberg obtained this video. person whoo know the is the whistleblower. who gave the whistleblower the information? that person is close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days with a spy if we were smart? nancy pelosi accuses the administration of a cover-up. mitch mcconnell is trying to shield republicans from any potential fallout from the impeachment inquiry. a british flag oil tanker has entered international waters. it has been held by iran since july. the news coming shortly after the tanker begin transmitting its location for the first time in week. in hong kong, carrie lam is taking blame for the entire unrest rocking the city as the government is trying to ease tensions with the head of the people's republic. this weekend, police granting an application for a rally on saturday. organizers of the sunday march said they will go ahead without police approval. france

viviana hurtado is here with first word news.: democrats squaring off last night in their third residential debate. front-runner joe biden battling his rivals in the party over the most contentious issue, health care. at candidates taking shots president donald trump, especially on trade with china. sen. harris: donald trump in office on trade policy, and he reminds me of that guy from "the wizard of oz," when you pull back the curtain, it's the really small dude. anticipateduch clash between biden and senator elizabeth warren didn't happen. economists expt two more fed interest rate cuts, next week and in december. after that, they expect the fed to lead the range for they -- range ato leave the the benchmark point. carl icahn is moving both his home and business. florida is one of several states without a federal income taxed -- without an income tax. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm the vienna or tonto. this is blue -

i'm viviana. this is bloomberg. bill gates is happy with higher taxes if it means more equal society. on tuesday, his foundation released an annual report which aims to hold many nations and account with reduction. one solution could be higher taxes on the wealthiest in society. the the world's second richest man spoke to erik schatzker in seattle. bill: the government is spending more than it takes in, so it at some point, even in the current safety net and programs, somebody's going to pay more in taxes. i do think that should be done in a progressive fashion. just taking the taxes alone is a big help, but you also want the impact of that government spending to really learn why are kids dropping out of college. it's not the case that affordability is the only problem in u.s. higher education. ir some cases, it is, but would not even put that at the top of the list. wealth isthat so much concentrated in the hands of so few, some people say a wealth tax, not an income tax is the only way to properly tackle the inequ

desde chicago viviana Ávila nos dice macro ando entra en vigor el fallo.tarse ante un juez de inmigraciÓn. >> donald trump querÍa acelerar el proceso de tal manera de que personas que entraron dentro de dos aÑos, no importa donde los arrestaron, no tenÍan derecho. reportera: esto fue publicado el pasado 23 de julio y entrÓ en vigor el 1 de septiembre. se criticÓ al gobierno por no cambiar las normas federales. >> es una gran victoria para nosotros. reportera: se dedicaron seis semanas para supervisar el nuevo reglamento. el programa de deportaciones sÓlo se hace en un perÍmetro. >> si te ha restaban, no eras elegible para un proceso legal. un todo . reportera: se caso podrÍa llegar eventualmente a la corte suprema de justicia. fÉlix: acusan a un hispano por el asesinato de un policÍa en houston, texas. de acuerdo con la investigaciÓn, solÍs disparÓ contra un agente por la espalda cuando la vÍctima caminaba nuevamente a la patrulla. arantxa: hay comunidades afectadas y evitar las actividades al aire libre en el amanecer, pero tambiÉn en el atardecer, esto p

here's viviana hurtado. viviana: huawei says it is the key to any trade deal between the u.s.na. the largest chinese technology company says the u.s. will need to hold talks with it, too. it is you doesn't important bargaining chip in the trade war. the trump administration has blocked the company from buying u.s. technology it needs. china removing one more hurdle for foreign investment in its capital markets. foreigners will no longer need approval on photos to buy chinese stocks and bonds, removing the overall cap on foreign purchases, seen as another effort to open up china's financial system to the world. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam is pushing back against protesters seeking u.s. help. she called that extremely inappropriate. s. lam: i strongly disagree with foreign interference in hong kong issues. we all have to be respectful to each other, especially on an international level. viviana: protesters want the u.s. to pass a bill that would require an annual assessment of hong kong's special trading status. silicon valley's worst enemy returns with tina more po

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: viviana: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak."ping demands in a nationwide antitrust investigation. state attorneys general are ordering google to turn over a wide range of information about its advertising business. that's according to a 29 page document obtained by bloomberg. the document shows investigators are targeting the heart of google's business model. apple is out with an aggressive pricing strategy. the new iphone 11 starts at 609 and nine dollars, lower than the $699, lower than lunch.one x's cost at amazon -- at launch. amazon is the target of an antitrust investigation by the federal trade commission. they started interviewing small businesses that sell products on the world's largest online retailer. investigators want to find out if amazon is using its market power to hurt competition. as question is being asked the agency is skeptical of the claim that amazon suppliers have alternatives. alix: saudi aramco is said to have picked as many as nine banks for top five-year-old. among them -- for top ipo roles. among th

viviana tiene los detalles de investigaciÓn.a presencia de restos de fetos en la residencia del doctor. conocido por su extenso historial de prÁctica de abortos en indiana. muriÓ el pasado 3 de septiembre a los 75 aÑos de edad y cuando su familia llegÓ a la residencia para remover sus objetos personales se encontrÓ con los restos de 2226 fetos. en opiniÓn de este abogado hay que investiar si tuvo cÓmplices. >> al mismo es una violaciÓn de la confianza del pÚblico. pero no mucho que las autoridades a nacer. lo que shipp deben hacer es poder investigar para ver si otras personas estaban involucradas en esto. >> el doctor acaparÓ titulares porque durante cuatro dÉcadas se le atribuyeron 30,000 abortos en clÍnicas de indiana. enfrentÓ varias investigaciones sobre las condiciones de los centros mÉdicos donde ejercÍa y por no reportar ante el estado los procedimientos que realizaba. en 2016 la revocaron su licencia mÉdica. y el hallazgo de los restos de los fetos aquÍ en illinois ha desatado la indignaciÓn de grupos provida que hacen

viviana hurtado is here with first word news.na: president trump is climate the summit at the human -- at the u.n. democrats ramping up pressure on president trump after his phone call with ukraine's president. house speaker nancy pelosi signaling readiness to take stronger action against the president. the speaker called the president's move "a great new chapter of lawlessness." present -- and president trump says he has no intention of meeting iranian president rouhani at this week's you in general assembly -- this week's general- this week's un assembly. >> i am not confidence we can avoid a war. i am confident we will not start one, but i am confident that whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it. this comes as the u.s. is sending more troops to saudi arabia after the attack on oil fields. iran denies response ability for this strike. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.

viviana: u.s.ell making it clear policymakers do not need deep rate cuts, the fed cutting by a quarter of a point. they say it should be enough to keep the expansion going. donald trump wants bigger cuts and tweeted -- the bank of japan stopping short of following the fed in adding to stimulus immediately, but next month they will review. saying theythe boj have more flexibility than other central banks. ecb, i thinko the the boj has more room to ease than the ecb has. we have different options toward monetary easing. sayana: 83% of economists the boj's next move will be to add stimulus. the u.s. attorney general william barr circulating a proposal for expanded background checks for gun buyers. president trump has not stated what efforts he will back. he has questioned whether they would be affect of. -- effective. exporter's largest oil is looking to buy fuel, scouring for cargo after the unprecedented attack on its fuel. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more t

viviana: president donald trump said the u.s.r a interim trade deal with china but he'd rather have a permanent one. bloomberg has learned administration officials might offer a limited agreement with china and would roll back tariffs for the first time. in exchange, china would make commitments on intellectual property and farm product purchases. last night 10 democratic presidential candidates squared off for another debate. frontrunner joe biden taking his share of shots but for the most part rivals went easy on him and candidates attacked president trump's policy on trade towards china. >> the problem isn't trade deficit but they're stealing our intellectual property and they're dumping steel on us. that's a different issue than whether or not they're dumping agricultural products on us. in addition to that, we're in a position where if we don't set the rules we in fact will find ourself with china setting the rules. viviana: a much-anticipated clash between biden and warren, it didn't happen. bank of japan officials see a ne

viviana: para cuantos dÍas de protestas estÁn preparados?Ía dice que han ofrecido un paquete sÓlido a los trabajadores con una inversiÓn de 7.000.000.000 $ y 5400 puestos de trabajo pero no se vislumbra que se pueda llegar a un acuerdo en corto plazo. es la informaciÓn que tengo desde detroit. borja: tendremos que ver si esto tambiÉn afecta a otros paÍses porque las fÁbricas de general motors producen piezas que despuÉs mandan a fÁbricas en canadÁ y mÉxico a empresas que ensamblan los vehÍculos.veÁ lasrepercusiones. carolina: hablando de este tema, el apoyo de los sindicatos ha aumentado mucho. una Última encuesta indica que estÁ en el nivel más alto de los Últimos 50 aÑos. tambiÉn se habla de empleados como hazte contar!cada ano en estados unidos se realiza un censo.. y tu participacion es clave para que tu y tu comunidad se beneficien! pero, si te preguntas, ?por que es tan importante participar? aqui te contamos.. el prÓximo censo 2020cada dos aÑos se tomÓ nÚmero de personas que viven en los hijos, para invertir en clÍnicas de bajos costo

here's viviana hurtado.iana: we will begin with that breaking news a moment ago about trump officials considering an interim trade deal with china that would rollback tariffs for the first time. in exchange, china would make commitment's on intellectual property and agricultural purchases. the talks are preliminary, and president trump has yet to sign off. negotiators will be resuming negotiators will be resuming trade talks in the coming weeks. the u.s. core inflation rate rising more than expected to hit a one-year high. from the previous month, the gauge increased to 0.3%. all of that is a signal inflation is firming up. maytariffs on chinese goods push prices higher for americans. the european central bank is taking steps to reflate the economy. draghiesident mario got the bank to start open-ended bond purchases. the ecb also cut a key rate further below zero. incoming information since the last governing council meeting indicates the more protracted weakness of the euro persistence ofhe prominent downsi

viviana hurtado is he was first word news.: in new york, the united nations general assembly is in today. yesterday, teenage activist greta thunberg admonishing leaders for ignoring clement change at great expense. >> people are suffering -- ignoring climate change at great expense. >> people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is the money and fairy of eternal economic growth. how dare you. taylor: mr. trump will also meet with you cape -- with u.k. prime minister boris johnson after that historic ruling. president donald trump delayed his acting chief of staff to delay military aid to ukraine at least a week before he spoke to that country's president. democrats are investigating if mr. trump's use of withholding was to probe democratic rival joe biden. the u.k. supreme court has ruled that boris johnson's prorogation of parliament was unlawful. the supreme court says parliament should meet as soon as possible. opposition

this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak."g up later on "bloomberg, the open -- on "bloomberg: the " invesco vice chair of investments. there are concerns that climate change is affecting the decisions of oil producers. will again attempt to take their china unit public. the plan to invest in ipo the -- thatthis claim revised a plan scrapped two months ago. the world's largest retailer is rolling out an unlimited delivery subscription service in the u.s. consumers can get unlimited same-day delivery. this from 400 stores in 200 markets. walmart battling amazon and others in fresh food delivery. i'm viviana hurtado. that's your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you so much. we are just moments away from the ecb rate decision. still with us, jeff kleintop of charles schwab, jennifer mckee mckeown ofr capital economics. i think -- jennifer: i think this tiering idea will help a bit, but i can't really think of anything that is going to make a major difference. i think what would actually really help would be a change in fisca

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. the markets, it is applause. futures at negative -- it is a pause. the vix, 15.75. the yen weakens. announce about0 two hours -- an ounce about two hours ago. francine: i am looking at what investors are wearing about. we have -- worrying about. we have key central-bank meetings coming up, and treasuries are inching higher with the dollar. i am looking at the pound on the back of the prorogation, suspension of parliament. tom: i want to look at apple. bloomberg technology will dive into the festivities at cupertino later on. how about the stock? sharefrom two dollars a to $20 a share to $200 a share, doing it over the miracle from 1983 when the gradient got a little steeper. it is an extraordinary path when to imagine when we get out iphone xxiv. francine: it is difficult to extrapolate. simple, daily moving average when it comes to cable. it just crossed the 15 day moving average after parliament strategy.s brexit tom: we must stop with kevin cirilli, our chief washington corresponde

i am viviana hurtado. tom: thank you so much.all scrambled on this transaction of 18 hours, 18 time zones, the hong kong stock exchange going to acquire the london stock exchange, demanding they blow up their transaction with were refinitive.-- perspective,y two .e drag in bloomberg opinions a fabulous essay more on the cultural asset. paragraphke finance 42, page 12, or just a cultural disaster? more.is we have one company that is so strong in equities, the hong ko stock exchange, and the stock exchange with fixed income. there will be regulatory problems and hurdles in getting this deal done. the hong kong stock exchange is trying to make it elf out to be a pure global hong kong company. tom: you should have heard sarah yesterday. she was out of control. let's get a day to up date -- let's get a day two update. or can dead on arrival they nudge this forward? >> it is still a breaking news story and so many things are still in the air. we need to see whether the lsc will engage or reject. they are leaning toward rejecting the of

viviana: i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.oming up, the exclusive interview with opec secretary. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: trade weighing on global companies. after two and half years of tax cuts, tariffs, and assault on globalization, investment into the united states has fallen most in almost two decades. matt rinker has a bloomberg opinion column out and he joins us now. sometimes it is the case of chicken and egg. sayhis case, can we definitely that this decline in foreign direct investment has to have something to do with the current administration matt: definite -- administration? certain teasere were precipitated by policy. areas thatre certain precipitated by policy. china in particular, europe, theco, canada, all across board and basically said a multilateral approach isn't working. that is not good for globalization or multinational companies. said,e at a time when he we are going to cut taxes dramatical

ademÁs se exigieran y, nos dice viviana Ávila tambiÉn tienen ayuda asociadas con estos adultos han desatados aÚn investigan porque parece que esta es una de las causantes de la muerte la mayor compaÑÍa de prÁcticas de seguridad engaÑosas de hecho es el cigarrillo saludable vio ahÍ sabemos que no es saludable y es la mis mÁs estrategia lo que estÁn inhalando es un aerosol compartido las muy peligrosas la advertencia sobre los red los de consumir este tipo de producto dos por su parte dijo que estÁ revisando las cartas notas de salud manifest y en antes salieron en la normativa de tener que salir abajo naranja fijos recientemente en nueva york aprobÓ una medida que nada ser tan y en sacramento hay un proyecto de ley al regresar la escasez de agua y un proyecto millonario que generan una orden de agua y un proyecto millonario que generan una orden de protestas y ♪ ♪ ♪ en honduras, la gente lanzo piedras y la >> la gente lanzÓ piedras y la policÍa respondiÓ con gases durante manifestaciones en medio de una tremenda deseado escasez de agua claudia mendoza tiene detalles de lo que consideran una

viviana Ávila no muestra nuevas imÁgenes del accidente.entro comercial de illinois donde el conductor de esta camioneta sembrÓ el pÁnico entre visitantes y turistas. las llamadas al 911 alertaron sobre la situaciÓn de emergencia. >> no hay indicios de que fuera algo planeado con anterioridad. los vÍdeos de redes sociales muestran que la camioneta atravesÓ varios locales comerciales hasta llegar a un quiosco donde este vendedor dijo que corriÓ para salvar su vida. la camioneta comenzÓ a acercarse. en otros vÍdeos se ve esta parte de la camioneta desprendida y cÓmo el conductor se estrellÓ con esta pared. el presunto agresor permanece detenido. las tres personas heridas y que recibieron atenciÓn tampoco fueron atropellada por el conductor de la camioneta. la policÍa investiga si es sospechoso de manejar la camioneta tenÍa algÚn problema mÉdico. la seguridad en centros comerciales es motivo de preocupaciÓn para las autoridades porque es difÍcil controlar este tipo de actos. >> no hay manera de evitarlo. el centro comercial ya reabriÓ sus puer

viviana: en esta corte criminal javier garcÍa de 22 aÑos de edady si gana estados unidos fue acusado el pasado 20 de septiembre. la jueza en el negÓ el derecho a fianza. Área y la hermana de garcÍa se desviÓ visiblemente afectado se acorte y no hicieron declaraciÓn en la prensa. no sorprende que se le haya formulado esos cargos, el seÑor garcÍa no es un terrorista,nunca tenia problema con las autoridades, dijo su abogado defensor . garcÍa permaneciÓ siete dÍas internado en hospital psiquiÁtrico.la defensa argumenta que tienen y exilio feÑa. autoridades muestra que sospechoso actuÓ solo. aunque desconoce emotivo. la investigaciÓn arrojó que hizo 124 bÚsquedas en internet del centro comercial, incluyendo tomas aÉreas. dijeron que estuvo a punto estrellas que meta contra un tren de atracciÓn no dejó a niÑos.y por el cargo de terrorismo la condena puede ser mÍnimo de 20 aÑos en prisiÓn. deberÁ presentarse en esta corte criminal nuevamente el prÓximo 1 de octubre. julio: una jueza federal detuvo el programa de deportaciones expeditas que fue anunciado por el gobierno de trump el pasado me

viviana Ávila tiene la historia.. >> en este complejo de apartamentos en ohio vecinos conservados luegoades lograron determinar que lo que originalmente dijo que ocurriÓ realmente no era verdad, dijo este oficial. flores habrÍa dicho en principio que su nieta se cayÓ de la cama y asÍ quedÓ registrado en una llamada al 911. >> luego fue declarado muerto en el hospital. el crimenfue declarado el pasado miÉrcoles pero la abuela espero todo enviar para reportarlo. el menor muriÓ por mÚltiples traumas en su cabeza pero ademÁs la autopsia arrojÓ que el menor un habrÍa sido golpeado en mÚltiples ocasiones en el pasado. por ahora las autoridades no han dado mÁ detalles sobre el caso. >> con cara hora que pasa aumenta la desesperaciÓn de una familia hispana por la desapariciÓn de una niÑa de cinco aÑos en new jersey donde la comunidad se uniÓ para pedir que aparezca sana y salva y y asÍ hacer una peticiÓn a la policÍa.>> entre cantos y oraciones decenas de personas en new jersey se unieron por un mismo propÓsito. apoyar a la familia de la pequeÑa de cinco aÑos quien las autoridades creen secuest

desde michigan viviana Ábila tiene mÁs de este caso.o a caminar. grupo de voluntarios han venido al lugar para dar con su paradero. las autoridades tratan de dar con sus paraderos, el cÓnsul de mÉxico y voluntarios van a buscarlo. >> quedan ser solidarios con los compatriotas. carolina: preocupaciÓn para toda esa familia. vamos a conocer al dragÓn congelado de los vientos del norte. viviÓ hace unos 80,000,000 de aÑos en canadÁ. los cientÍficos no sospechaban de su existencia. la primera vez que habrÍan encontrado algunos fÓsiles fue hace 30 aÑos, pero creyeron que pertenecÍan a otro reptil. ahora, se sabe que se trata de una especie de dinosaurio conocida que tenÍa un largo cuello, extendÍa las alas hasta 33 pies, serÍa el animal volador mÁs grande que ha existido. este tema me fascina. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". un tema bastante importante para toda la comunidad que estÁ preocupada acerca de una deportaciÓn. karla: exactamente. hay mucha gente que tiene, incluso, miedo de salir a trabajar por ser vÍctimas de posibles depo

i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg.ios publishing about the immediacy of moving the impeachment conversation forward as the president speaks at the u.n., it is all speculation, but they talk about the coalescing of all the emotions around the president speaking on the ukraine. francine: if you take a step back at the against political stories, ukraine and joe biden, and the other is what we saw in the u.k. the conservative party are due to meet this sunday in manchester for their party conference. the prime minister for the moment is here because of the united nations general assembly. parliament could reopen tomorrow and we will see if they shorten the conservative party or not. this is all speculation, we know nothing, but we should be hearing from the government. coming up, a conversation with christine lagarde, the incoming ecb president. we will ask about what she thought about her time at the imf, the world economy, and maybe a couple questions on brexit. ♪ ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." about 10 mi

clÍnica psiquiÁtrica tras el incidente y ahora estanco se da del departamento de policÍa,como nos dice viviana la hermana de garcÍa celesyo visiblemente afectados en la corte y no dieron declaraciones a la prensa. " nos sorprende que se le haya formulado esos cargos. el seÑor garcÍa no es un terrorista. nunca ha tenido problemas con las autoridades" dijo su abogado defensor. despuÉs del incidente garcÍa permaneciÓ siete dÍas internado en un hospital psiquiÁtrico. la defensa argumenta que sufre de esquizofrenia y desorden bipolar. las autoridades indican que el sospechoso actuÓ solo, pero desconocen el motivo que lo llevÓ a causar pÁnico y caos en el centro comercial. " la investigaciÓn arrojó que garcÍa realizÓ 124 bÚsquedas en el internet del centro comercial, incluyendo tomas aÉreas y especÍficamente de la tienda sear" dijo la fiscalÍa. garcÍa estuvo a punto de estrellar su camioneta contra un tren de atracciÓn en el que jugaba niÑas. solamente por el cargo de terrorismola condena podrÍa ser mÍnimo de 20 aÑos en prisiÓn. garcÍa deberÁ presentarse en esta corte criminal de condado cook el prÓ

caleb, tess and viviana, a retired federal worker who has voted for both democrats and republicans inheir questions to the table for a frank conversation. >> if you go toe to toe with trump. how are you going to do this. >> reporter: to help them decide who will get their vote for the democratic presidential primary. welcome to "around the table." >> evangelicals have gotten that if we are evangelical we are anti-immigrant, we are not, you know, we're not liberal, we're not involved in social justice. none of those things define me. we feel politically homeless. i didn't vote in 2016 in the presidential election because morally, i couldn't. why should a pro-life christian, who is not okay with trump, vote for you? >> this is a conversation i've had with my mom who raised us in the catholic home and as this state has restricted the right for a woman to make her own decisions about her own body and has closed down so many clinics that provide abortions, they're also closing down clinics at that provide cervical cancer screenings and family planning help. it's about saving lives in this

desde michigan viviana nos cuenta quÉ dicen las empresas y los trabajadores.e 5400 nuevos empleos. [habla en inglÉs] queremos que la compaÑÍa sea exitosa, que genere ganancias, pero al mismo tiempo queremos que no abusen de nosotros los trabajadores, dijo este empleado en huelga. esta huelga de trabajadores de general motors estÁ afectando 33 plantas y 22 almacenes de autopartes ubicado en nueve estados de el paÍs. la gobernadora de michigan ha apoyado los trabajadores en huelga. el presidente donald trump dice que espera que el acuerdo llegue pronto. ambas partes van a continuar en la mesa de negociaciÓn en el dÍa de hoy. karla: ahora los invito a ver este vÍdeo con atenciÓn. es un niÑo que escriba, no uno, sino siete carros para poder llegar a salvo al otro lado de la carretera. lo preocupante de esta escena que es captada por una cÁmara de vigilancia en texas como pueden observar el estudiante esperando en medio de la vÍa y ningÚn auto se detiene. la ley dice que el conductor le debe dar paso a los peatones. todos estos vehÍculos violaron el reglamento. al

viviana Ávila nos habla de as las protestas. >> este se debiÓ que circulan redes sociales y en el queerando a ver quien salÍa a trabajar o a lo mejor ellos tenÍan a alguien especÍficamente en la mente y se bajo y levi ice. >> chicago es considerada una ciudad santuario y la alcaldesa fue cuestionada de por quÉ los arrestos de hoy habÍa policías de la ciudad. >> la informaciÓn preliminar es que la policÍa resuena llamada para asistir al departamento de seguridad interior y no ice. estamos investigando quÉ fue lo que ocurrÍa. el hecho se registrÓ un dÍa despuÉs de que en esta pizzerÍa de chicago ice ingreso y detuvo a cinco trabajadores. un compaÑero de ellos que prefiriÓ no dar su nombre dijo que los agentesingresaron tanto por la porta de enfrente como la de atrÁs. >> nos tomaron huellas. los temas estaban ahÍ . no nos podÍamos mover por seguridad, zona y las demÁs personas. >> entre los detenidos hay una mujer y cuatro hombres, uno de ellos alcanzÓ a mandar este mensaje de texto donde le decÍa a una amiga que habÍa llegado inmigraciÓn. >> claro, omar reyes. es una persona trabajadora

viviana: iran telling the u.s. attack on a saudi oil facility and a cable sent to washington. tehran warned that it would respond if the u.s. takes any action against iran. president trump suggesting a retaliatory strike against the iranians. the u.s. is "locked and loaded" you may remember he said. he has not specifically blamed iran for the attack. the saudi finance minister is downplaying the attack's impact. in terms ofn economy and revenue is zero, acause our reserves for couple of days before we are back online last night and today. viviana: aramco has brought back 41% of capacity at the facility. the fed is preparing to adjust another $75 billion into west money markets. yesterday new york fed traders jumped in after short-term rates 10%.e to that is the first time the fed intervened in more than a decade. the overnight repurchase rate falling. they have started climbing up. over to israel where an election do over appears to have produced an deadlock between prime minister netanyahu and his opponent. the co

viviana: hurricane dorian --kailey: hurricane dorian is off the coast of the carolinas today. national hurricane center says it will move over the coast of the carolinas tonight and tomorrow. in the bahamas, the death toll is at least 20 and expected to rise. the hurricane could cost the island nation $7 billion. out of the most jobs as payrolls increased by byder 95,000 -- increased $195,000. august jobs report is out tomorrow. german factory orders fell 2.7% in july, worse than expected, as the german economy ministry says no fundamental improvement is insight for the coming months. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam says her position to scrap the controversial extradition bill was only the first step, but she is resisting calls to immediately meet the rest of the demands. demonstrators are calling her efforts to little, too late. little, -- efforts too little, too late. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. vonnie: let's get a chec