they blamed emerging market weakness, oil weakness. they blamed european weakness. they said that's not going to spill out because there is russian sanction weakness. middle eastern weakness. it just seemed if it wasn't the kitchen sink, it was a precursor to, you know what, guys, for the foreseeable future, we're in the toilet now. the whole space. >> that you know what this is reminiscent of? two different companies, completely different sectors. in terms of how the stock was going into it, remember disney last summer. so last -- >> you mean the cord-cutting bundle -- >> so disney is $122 stock, all-time high. seemingly no obstacles whatsoever. they come out with a quarter that was surprising. talking about some of the head winds they were facing. next day the stock was down huge. that wasn't the end of it, though. recall disney went from that 122 to 10 1k38 within a couple weeks trading in the mid 90s. >> a very secular shift. >> 100% agreed. i think my comparison is that, again, two companies that were just doing -- just gliding into all-time highs. >> favorite.

airlines frequently run sales, especially when demand is weak. it's here's a live look at on plan on a warm and windy day! highs will range from 70 degrees over northeast iowa to around 76 from iowa city and points southwest. the wind will be strong today with gusts as high as 30 mph at times out of the southwest. this mild air should roll right into the weekend with highs into the upper 60s and lower 70s going into saturday. saturday night, a weak cold front arrives from the northwest, and the overnight hours. sunday will be cooler into the upper 50s to lower 60s. we are still on track for a warm halloween as well with 70s and gusty wind returning. have a great weekend!toda y: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25. high: 74 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: w 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: partly to mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles possible. wind: n 5-10. low: 46 thanks kaj. highs will range from 70 degrees over northeast iowa to around 76 from iowa city and points southwest. the wind will be

still a lot of weakness coming from new zealand. rises continue to fall and having quite a bit of an impact on that market. a look at some of the currencies. we have the yuan fixed once again today. low,holding a six-year down by 1/10 of 1%. then the japanese yen, which had been weakening on this dollar strength story rising now, up by 1/10 of 1%. certainly that has started to turn around a few of those gains we have seen on the topix index. rishaad: janet with a look at what's going on. haidi: let's get the rest of the first word news is making headlines. trump is taking a hit in the polls is allegations of sexual misconduct damage his bid for the white house. a new cbs survey shows women in he battleground straits increasingly prefer hillary clinton, giving her a 6% lead in those states. trump blames the media for "rigging the election." president ofking the philippines set the south china sea is off the agenda as he prepares to lead a business delegation to beijing. before he was elected he vowed jetski it just the -- a to reclai

hong kong is a weak spot. concern about the trade. u.s. futures looking weak.nd the minutes from the federal reserve reinforcing expectations we would see a rate hike in september. manus: absolutely. was there friction or was the fed divided? discord, as you can imagine that sort of parent asked. keep an eye on dollar-yen. the very risk-off. -month high.bank of japan survey inflation.s c 2% kuroda must be delighted. anna: 10 year treasury yield still at 7114%. down a little, despite the interest rate hike relatively soon. remember, we were at the highest yesterday since june, coming up a fairly high level. nymex crude dropping below 50, 80.. we move the roadshow that is oil from istanbul to vienna, where the action takes place. we look forward to a technical exchange between russia. manus: a technical exchange. let us see what venezuela and the iraqis, with. lettuce go to rosalind chin with the first word news. china's: anna, manus, exports dropped the most since february, as the market remains tepid, adding to yen's six-year low. imports broncos below expectat

a weak area of high pressure moves in behind yesterdays very wet low. it wont be enough to clear us up but it will keep us dry today. highs will get to near 50. friday, the high exits and a low starts to move our way. that will create a push of warmer air and highs will get into the low 60s. we can expect partly sunny conditions. the low moves over us on saturday and may give us a few showers but it also keeps us mild with highs again in the 60s. we should dry average. monday and tuesday look to be very warm for this time of year with highs in the mid to upper 60s. today: mostly cloudy and cool. high: 50 wind: nw 5-10 mph terrified commuters jump out of the windows of a stopped train in boston. the cook county sheriff's office is investigating a fight at the cook county jail...and it was caught on camera. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. in all -- two correctional deputies and eight inmates were injured in the fight at the cook county jail tuesday night. this new video shows when the fight breaks out by the stairs in division 9 and then moves

experts say the attack exposed the weakness of devices we used to make our lives easier. here's nbc's gadi schwartz this home in los angele like other's around the countr {nats - gadi knocks on door "howdy. hey how are you? gadi schwartz} a welcome retrea safe and securebut thanks to the a high-tech push to connect almost everything to the internetour homes have become potential frontlines in a cyberwargadi sup 1: "10 years ago, in most homes only our computers connected to the web, but now, in this hous nat: ...thermostat, apple tv, ipads, phones, laptops, devices are expected to be online."all those device given an ip addres that if hackedcan be used to create massive traffic jams on the internet superhighwayon friday - hackers - used a virtual army of hijacked dvr's, and security camera's flooded a company called dyn with tens of millions of bogus requests...the effects rippled across the web... impacting amazon-netflix-paypal and a long list of others - bob sullivan, tech or a dvr could topple amazon or twitter right? but, that's exactly what's happeni

er,a: yes, that pound is weak but not as weak as it was. dollar index is there for you, up by .2%. of course, it is jobs day in the usa. on any other day, we would be talking more about that, but events in asia and the pound have changed that. $1250 they say you will see an opportunity. we can see gold tumbling, but the etf, the actually buying of bullion, that is rising. and on ftse futures, we have a new record. will that relationship hold? anna: down the pound goes and of the stocks go. deutsche bank is holding informal talks to raise capital and dispose of assets, should mounting legal bills require it. anna: meanwhile, christine lagarde says of the sinner deutsche bank reaches a settlement, the better. >> a settlement would certainly be welcome because it would deliver some certainty as to what weight the bank will have to carry, and whether it is within its provision or not. so, the sooner the better. anna: we are now joined by caroline hyde in frankfurt. ceo john cryan said in september that he does not plan to raise capital. what do

weak, getting weaker. weak against the dollar into the 127 range.k to new lows since the early 1980s. five-year low against the euro, back to a post pre-brexit low. >> you know the 30-year low everyone is citing, just a month from the day i was born. >> so we're back to -- >> the lowest of my lifetime. gold is bouncing back a bit after a brutal session for gold yesterday. finished lower by 3.4%. had the worst day since back in 2013. up a little less than half a percent. >> today, the september adp employment report is out at 8:15. forecasts call for a rise of 173,000 in private payrolls, slightly lower than in august. at 8:30, august trade deficit numbers come out. at 10:00, the ism september services index and august factory orders. later in the day, minneapolis fed president neel kashkari, jeff laker and charles evans all speak. in earnings news, monsanto and constellation brands report results before the open today. yum brands out after the close. >>> twitter is expected to field bids this week. that is what we've learned. among the possible suit

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a little weakness.enerally some tail winds out of new york of course, wall street ending the session igher as well. we're just turning around a little bit. haidi. expect a little bit of i guess pressure on the chinese markets given we did have the weaker yuan the third day in a row. flat at the moment after the weaker setting. let's go to david looking at the hong kong and shanghai market open. david: right. so, guys, just let me quickly recap happenings obviously in the currency market. 67847 right now. the dollar getting sold off a little bit against the offshore yuan following that fixing which was weaker for a third day. not a big surprise north of 677 for the onshore spot. so we're seeing a little weakness. you look at a one-year chart. you better see the flip. there we go. still academic really. very weak level here for the offshore and the onshore as well. now, current equity markets doing this. we're looking at a flat start for hang seng and shanghai. the rally we saw yesterday was a lot of opti

saturday night, a weak cold front thanks kaj. one woman says she is not angry to be more painful. instead she feels a different emotion as investigators search for answers. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. election officials say voter des moines police are investigating three cases of voter fraud right now. authorities will likely charge those three with first degree election misconduct which is a class d felony. and in each case, police reports show the suspects tried to vote absentee in more than one location. that triggers a security system. "when you vote you get a bar scan, and we scan it into the system...we don't know how you vote, we don't care how you vote...but we scan it in and then if you try to go to a location...then we try to scan it in, it will say you have already voted." the polk county auditor says in the past, these situations often turn out to be an honest mistake. according to the police report, one of the suspects is 99 years old. an investigator says another suspect admitted to trying to vote twice. waterloo police are investigating a possi

investment and weak foreign growth. he suggested rates are lower by three percentage points from the combination of those factors. lea >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump ramped up his allegations that the u.s. election is rigged against him. speaking at a rally in green bay, wisconsin he citeed a 2012 pew study that called for an overhaul to voter registration systems and a 2014 "the washington post" article arguing that noncitizens voting in 2008 could have helped swing the tide in favor of democratic victories. this after several campaign lawyers called his allegations unfounded. >> melania trump defended donald trump's comments in a tape in which her husband was caught braggi bragging with lewd comments. let's go to washington. mrs. trump has been quiet in the aftermath of these allegations. now that she's speaking will it help his cause? >> that's what he hopes. she did release a statement right after, also in that interview melania trump said billy bush egged on her husband and that's why he made thos

on monday, we'll get a little push of clouds ahead of a weak disturbance that will pass through the area on tuesday. expect partly cloudy skies both days, along with highs in the upper 80s. also, the winds get a little breezy on tuesday. in massachusetts -- state troopers swarm an elderly woman's home -- for in massachusetts -- state troopers swarm an elderly woman's home -- for one marijuana plant. constitutional rights. 81-year-old peg holcomb says -- she uses the marijuana -- for medicinal purposes. glaucoma. i am a responsible and mature citizen. this is a violation. a violation of my rights." i asked them if they had a warrant. they said they could get a warrant if i chose to escalate." state troopers say -- they have to seize marijuana plants -- when they see them -- as part of a state program. and they say -- they usually -- don't press criminal charges. this guy is lucky to be alive after getting stuck in the one of the communities affected by now tropical storm matthew. the bald eagle was rescued after the motorist pulled over and called for help. clay county sheriff's deputies

time now x:xx meteorologist rob haswell a weak area of high pressure moves in behind yesterdays very wet low. it wont be enough to clear us up but it will keep us dry today. highs will get to near 50. friday, the high exits and a low starts to move our way. that will create a push of warmer air and highs will get into the low 60s. we can expect partly sunny conditions. the low moves over few showers but it also keeps us mild with highs again in the 60s. we should dry up for sunday and stay above average. monday and tuesday look to be very warm for this time of year with highs in the mid to upper 60s. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays hit and killed by a car on i-94 in kenosha. it happened just after three this morning. witnesses say the person was trying to cross the highway. the incident remains under investigation. more information is expected to be released later today. the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith...will be in court today on unrelated charges dominique hae

he causes environment a comes likes picture where you have weak inflation, weak fallingwth, but employment. there could be another round of borrowing while there are already heavily indebted consumers. it's a storyhaidi: we hear time and time again. shery ahn there with the rba minutes, the october meeting. rishaad: this is quite amazing. netflix -- it defied all of the estimates, does the? i think the share price rose something like 20% after hours. it's down to hit shows including "strange things -- "stranger things" and "narcos." haidi: we have a breakdown on this and the shows that have contributed when it comes to netflix's success outside the u.s. thister: absolutely and result is quelling the critics at the beginning of the netflix strategy. this was a stock that was down as much as 3% in the regular session, perhaps anxiety about the earnings after the bell, but the stock soared, as mentioned, 20% in after-hours as netflix announced that they added 3.6 million subscribers in the third quarter, and they were coming off a week second order. they were buoyed by the hit series, as ment

most analysts forecasting weakness over the entire sector.econd volume decline impacted nearly all markets, with coal declining more than 30%. and the firm said volume is likely to fall by high single digits in q3. they'll want to see if coal volumes improved. and guidance. enthusiasm for transports remains tepid given volume pressure. barclays noting they do not believe 2017 is shaping up to be a robust growth year, but that could make some names in the sector cheap buys. shares of csx up more than 12% in the past three months. >>> in other corporate news, samsung slashing its forecast by a third. john sculley talking about samsung's problems on "closing bell" yesterday. >> samsung is one of the best component designers in the world. my guess is it's a production problem. they made a production error. the challenge is you can't quickly go back and fix those things. you have to go back and redesign if that's a problem. this is not a quick fix upon for samsung. this could take many months to correct. >>> yesterday samsung confirmed a total fau

a weak weather system in the plains will slide our way today into tonight. for the most part, we'll just have an increase in late today. otherwise, highs should be mild, mainly in the lower 70s. a few patches of light rain continue tonight, but those will be out by daybreak tomorrow. 70s return on tuesday. a potent cold front will push across the area wednesday morning, bringing some showers then. while we'll start off near 60, temperatures should fall during the afternoon. frost is possible wednesday night, but we'll quickly rebound to mild temperatures yet again.today: increasing clouds with the off- chance of a few sprinkles late. wind: s 10-20. high: 72 alo: 72 dbq: 71 iow: 73 tonight: slight chanceo. moderators anderson cooper and martha raddatz teamed to ask sharp questions of donald trump and hillary clinton last night during the second presidential debate. as abc's angelica spanos reports, audience members and viewers the battle between hillary clinton and donald trump was full of drama from the start, they didnt eve

anchor: euro weakness. the single currency turned to a march low. qe will not come to an abrupt end. divisions deepened. germany warns the u.k. faces a difficult task since merchants split with the e.u. takes place. in the typhoon philippines heads to hong kong, forcing the stock exchange. anchor: a very warm welcome to bloomberg. europe.: i am annadwards -- edwards. we'll get to that as soon as we have it for you. let us talk about what happened to the euro in the wake of the press conference and the conversation around quantitative easing we saw yesterday from the ecb. anna: dropping during the asian session, back above that now, at 1.0903. there a possible extension to quantitative easing? some of the things mario draghi had to say about tapering not come into an abrupt end. there has got to be some hand of extension. there was no talk of tapering or an extension of qe at the governing council meeting itself. some people heard enough and we are seeing some weakness in the currency. that us get to the risk radar and see what is moving around in th

saturday night, a weak cold front arrives from the northwest, and if it does produce a shower, it'd be during the overnight hours. sunday will be cooler into the upper 50s to lower 60s. we are still on track for a warm halloween as well with 70s and gusty wind returning. have a great weekend!toda y: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25. high: 74 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: w 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: partly to sprinkles possible. wind: n 5-10. low: 46 will be in cedar rapids today. democrat hillary clinton will be outside newbo city market courtyard at 1:15 p-m.. she will follow up later in des moines. and republican donald trump will bring his campaign to the mcgrath amphitheatre. that event begins at 7 p-m. the city will be closing several streets this morning for hillary clinton's appearance at new bo. that includes 12th avenue se between 2nd and 4th streets. and 11th avenue se between 3rd and 4th streets. for the trump event tonight, the city will block off 1st avenues, right by cedar rapids police headquarters. ahead o

a weak weather system in the tonight. for the most part, we'll just have an increase in clouds, but a few sprinkles are possible as late today. otherwise, highs should be mild, mainly in the lower 70s. a few tonight, but those will be out by daybreak tomorrow. 70s return on tuesday. a potent cold front will push across the area wednesday morning, bringing some showers then. while we'll start off near 60, temperatures should fall during the afternoon. frost is possible wednesday night, but we'll quickly rebound to mild temperatures yet again.today: increasing clouds with the off- chance of a few sprinkles rain. wind: s 5-15. low: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 54 iow: 55 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: s 10-20. high: 74 alo: 73 dbq: 72 iow: 76 tom. night: scattered showers develop, mainly late. wind: s 5-10. low: 60 alo: 56 dbq: 59 iow: 60 wednesday: showers likely in the morning with falling temperatures in the afternoon. high: 62 low: 60 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 57 low: 35 friday: partly cloudy. high: 63 low: 40 saturday: chance of

nejra: how much more weakness?ve another chart on the bloomberg saying there is more pain to come. you have a number, some goldman america,bc, bank of deutsche bank, all seeing more paying for sterling. that is certainly a possible target that sterling would reach from a currency point of view. they kind of always overshoot. $1.20 is forhink value, you are going to go past that. and they go below $1.20, i think that is possible. one othermanus: interest, btv. 43.21. #btv, click on it. 10 year government bond yield in the united kingdom all beginning to decrease. we ratcheted nearly 7% on friday. it is all beginning, the stitching is beginning to come undone. what does that say in terms of a risk warning or health warning over gilts? guest: you have the initial benefits and concerns about the impact on the economy and like you said, that is starting to unwind. we do not think we'll get the same amount of stimulus from the bank of england. we have concerned about the risk premium you are applying to gilts, and now th

for trump it underscores three of his biggest weaknesses here. first of all, his controversial sexist statements about women, which are a problem given that women are a huge part of the voting population. second of all, the temperament questions that he fires off from the hip at times, even shooting himself in the foot. and, third of all, his sort of lack of comfort with the truth. you know, with the criminal allegations he raised the sex tape. it's not exactly the full story. you are really seeing his weakness on full display in those tweets. as for hillary clinton, what i think was most striking there was she didn't mention this for the whole full week, since the debate until today, she did not bring up this issue at all. she didn't have to because he kept it alive for her. she figured, all right. why not at home? in the meantime she could talk about his taxes and a host of other negative things with him so he gave her a lot of room. gwen: karen, you know, one of the things, i think donald trump called it a con but at the very least it was a se

so if they're weak, they won't go.nna: others are making the case if you wait too long, you have to hike too fast and that's caused problems in the past. >> i think that's right. i was wondering if they were saying that to each other or to us when i read them. but i came out of those minutes think, the labor market has ightened in the sense that the unemployment rate is trending lower, wage growth is trending higher, not very fast at all. if you continue proproject those forward you say, we should probably be getting on with it. we could get to a difficult position if this were to accelerate. it's pretty marginal. >> it's all pretty marginal. i think the biggest deal is about china this week and what they do in terms of inflation. the great export trade. let's talk bond markets. 10 years, four month high yesterday before the chinese data came out. what happens next? there seems to be just the goifpk the unpacking of this global bond market bit. >> i think if you started from the investor side, we've had a period where

recently we have seen some real weakness.e get the index slide below its 200 day moving average, suggesting the index could slide back down to the trading range we have seen for much of the year. strength in biotech today but clearly one day a trend does not make. this chart suggests that can be weakness for biotech and a drag on the nasdaq overall. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you. courtney donohoe has more from the newsroom. courtney: spain's ten-month a political impasse is about the clear. first it will be a couple of votes in parliament. is bloomberg's then soak in madrid. they say they will fight his agenda. he says he will make job creation of priority. is learningsident that not all publicity is good publicity. is populated has fallen to a record low after publication of a book in which he made candid comments on a wide variety of subjects. according to the poll, 15% have a positive view of hollande. businesses want the government to spend more on infrastructure. according to the confederation of british industry,

this is all ahead of a weak mainly from dubuque to cedar rapids and points southeast. we'll keep an eye on these. sunday looks dry with cloud cover, but it will still be warm as the cold front lifts north as a warm front. a few showers are meteorologist kyle kiel from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: updated friday, october 14, 2016 despite the cloud cover this afternoon, temperatures have reached the 60s, which is october. tonight the clouds hang tight, and that will keep temperatures in the 50s with linger into at least the morning hours saturday. other than patchy areas of drizzle saturday, we will spend the day under a mostly cloudy sky, with breezy southwest winds 10-20 mph. it will also feel slightly humid, and highs will be in the upper 60s/low 70s. this is all ahead of a weak cold front that could spark off rapids and points southeast. we'll keep an eye on these. sunday looks dry with cloud possible sunday night, ahead kyle k

>> the great mystery is why productivity has been so weak.one school of thought that says we have exhausted all the gains from technology. view.pply-side stagnation i think the evidence for that is thin. the reason we have had such weak investment is because we haven't had much capital deepening. that explains most of the shortfall. it beans capital spending has to grow faster. we have had a very robust recovery in the labor market -- tom: are they good jobs? that was the debate last weekend. i thought there were a number of good articles -- good jobs we are creating? >> a level of consumer confidence is telling us so. tom: i will go with that. consumer backed. we showed this chart yesterday -- consumer confidence is back to where it has been, except for that one off magic moment in the late 1990's. was the late 1990's a one-off moment for american confidence? >> i don't think so. i think which you had was a really strong period of growth driven by meaningful productivity. affect also had an policy on things happening abroad. that helps drive

a couple of weak disturbances two of them actually that tied for the highest demerits!!! for the first time dirty dining presents.... "gross grocers". 1:23 smith's: you guys can't 11:56 cardenas: before you start anything, you guys are not allowed to film here. these two valley supermarkets have more in common than health code violations. 1:41 smith's: can you turn the camera off, please? neither wants to explain why they wound up with 35 demerits and c grades. 1:25 darcy: ok, well who can we talk to? who's the person in charge? corporate public that would be the public relations with marsha gilford in salt lake city. d: marsha knows why things went wrong in the deli? there was quite a bit wrong at the deli inside smith's on flamingo flying insects, bags of moldy bread and visibly spoiled cherry tomatoes. fried chicken, tenders, wings and baked chicken had to be thrown out due to unsafe temperatures. and get this--inspectors found cooling logs had been falsified. potentially hazardous foods have to be cooled quickly to control bacteria. improper cooling is a major cause o

a couple of weak disturbances will pass north of the area monday and tuesday which will bring a few clouds in and out of the area and could bring occasional breezes. highs will remain in the mid 70s on wednesday, then warm to around 80 thursday through next saturday. a family is celebrating the life -- of their one-year-old baby girl -- who died from severe burns. her name was lyriq clayton..and last night family and friends gathered for a vigil. police say dem-ond billingsley was babysitting her and put her in a scolding hot bath. the water gave her third-degree burns. billingsley was arrested for lyriq's family...at ktnv dot com. looking ahead tomorrow -- these two women... accused of murder ...are set to face a judge. it's after a 9-year-old girl overdoses and died. police say the girl's mother and aunt gave her oxycodone and hydro- codone for an injury. both women are being charged with murder. tests confirmed lethal amounts of drugs in the girl's body. a local woman plans to speak wit up to bullets hitting her home....and neighrbors say they saw a masked man lurking into their window

the weak co the northeastern corner of the state bringing temperatures down but still above normal. today 80 and tomorrow calling for upper 70s and a little cooler saturday and sunday. look at the overnight lows. still mild. low to mid 40s through the first of next week. a couple days to focus on. sunday our broncos game kick off after 2:00 and we'll see entire game. by monday on halloween 68 and still going to be really mild. highs near 70 and looks like an increase in cloud cover. chance for showers by tuesday into wednesday but yet again not a monster storm -- another very weak system. these storms keep grazing colorado. quite a bit of snow up in the northeast but not here. >> it's been so dry town. don't be surprised if you see some though in the next few ys. that water main break is still being prepared and will take some time to get that done. light traffic now. this is a live picture, no traffic out there yet. we're looking at a problem that will happen later this morning where we will see delays there. take a look at the south side of town. affected by the road work going on

on monday, we'll get a little push of clouds ahead of a weak disturbance that will pass through the area on tuesday. expect partly cloudy skies both days, along with highs in the upper 80s. also, the winds get a little breezy on tuesday. get a good look at this man. he's wanted -- for a bank robbery in henderson. police say -- the gunman morning -- near eastern and saint-rose parkway. witnesses say -- he stormed in -- pointed a gun at a bank employee -- and demanded money. he jumps over the counter -- and fires a shot into the floor no one was injured. 13-action news -- fast and first to the scene -- after a mobile home goes up in flames. the fire broke out -- just after midnight -- near nellis and lake mead boulevards. fire fighters say -- no one was inside. neighbors say -- the house is abandoned -- and is often a taking from the propertyis what they are doing.they are trying to steel things to make something , they are destroying the property is what it is . the flames -- kept it from spreading. a daycare worker -- is getting serious backlash -- the bad words -- she taught four-year-

goldman sachs calling it a weak operational quarter.ut despite the challenging environment, ceo jeff i am mult remains positive. >> executing well in a tough environment. we continue to aggressively manage costs while positioning for long-term growth. the business fully leverages the g store. it will come out of the cycle stronger. >> ge lifted its cash flow outlook and announced a boost to its share buyback by an additional $4 billion. for "nightly business report," i'm seema mody. >>> fellow dow component, mcdonald's, was one of the bright spots in today's session. its quarterly earnings were better than expected. thanks to the popularity of its all-day breakfast menu. the results provided further evidence for investors that its turn-around plan is taking hold. the stock up more than 3% in trading today. susan lee has more on mcdonald's results. >> three things that helped mcdonald's in the recent quarter. one, preservative-free chicken mcnuggets. two, japan sales jumping close to 18% on promotions like pokemon go happy meals. and thr

but on today's weakness, it has started to crack.e goldin fact, back towards this year's lows, possibly even towards last year's lows. it is thes chart, dollar going to go higher? that is a conversation for another time. what about winners? she -- funkyn direction for the day. after the winners we have a mixed bag of tech winners including apple and j.d..com. com was -- as for apple, although that is going to be having its tech press day-to-day where they will be releasing two flagship smartphones. alphabet is barely moving higher. apple is nicely higher, the boos from the nasdaq suggesting they are not thinking about the competition from those smartphones. they are positive, similar to what we have been hearing in recent weeks. vonnie: we will check back with you later in the day. let's take you to first word news. >> the international monetary fund warns that political turmoil is posing a risk to an already weak global recovery. the forecast, three point 1% this year, 3.4% in 2017. advanced economies are likely to stay on a low gro

a weak area of high pressure moves in behind yesterdays very wet low. it wont be enough to clear us up but it will keep us dry today. highs will get to near 50. friday, the high exits and a low starts to move our way. that will create a push of warmer air and highs will get into the low 60s. we can expect partly sunny conditions. the low moves over us on saturday and may give us a few showers but it also keeps us mild with highs again in the 60s. we should dry up for sunday and stay above average. monday and tuesday look to be very warm for this time of year with highs in the mid to upper 60s. today: mostly cloudy and cool. high: 40 wind: sw 3-7 mph dick adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays for people dealing with a variety of issue, therapeutic horseback riding can be a life-changing activity. that's some of the work that goes on at stepping stone farms in franksville, which is also where we find a weak area of high pressure moves in behind yesterdays very wet low. it but

so we've seen weakness in a lot of airlines. we're seeing sort of cautious tones around passenger numbers which we think could hit. >> i made a few notes as you've been speaking because i can't remember it otherwise. ameet is with us. get your questions and comments through. always nice to have you guys join in the conversation. streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. that's the e-mail address. also @louisabojesen. i'm happy to pose my questions and comments to my guest. speaks of guests, anders bouvin saw profits rise for handelsbanken. he will be in later in a half hour's time. if you have questions for the handelsbanken ceo, send them th. it's a first on cnbc, that's around 10:45 cet or 9:45 from the uk. you can e-mail the show, we're on twitter as well. you can find me directly at @louisabojesen. we need to take a short break. >>> coming up, fixed income heaven for goldman sachs, what was an impressive performance for lender's fic business. we'll be back in a couple minutes. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing goo

our next weak system arrives late wednesday night into thursday morning and should offer up a chance of very light rain in the area. cooler temperatures remain on track for thursday and friday in the wake of that small system, with a nice rebound for the weekend. have a good day!today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 70 tonight: mostly clear. wind: light n low: 48 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. high: 66 tom. night: mostly cloudy with a slight chance of light rain. wind: n 5-10. low: 45 gasoline leak at a major intersection. waterloo police say the crash happened at u.s. 218 and west 11th street around 8:50 last night. the semi's gas tank was ripped open. waterloo fire crews stopped the leak with a special putty. the crash is under investigation. no one was hurt. in cedar falls, one person was hurt when a van hit their car. police say it happened at the intersection of greenhill road and briarwood hill drive around 5:20 yesterday afternoon. an ambulance t hospital. their name and condition isn't released yet. investigators in waterloo released the names of the two people fo

little bit of dollar weakness playing into this as well. the dollar dropped a little after that jobs report which fell short of estimates, but making no difference to the fact we are seeing sterling weakness. looking at the bond market, we are seeing yields ticked higher pretty much across the board. germany's tenure up 3.5 basis points. the 10 year yield in the u.k. move higher, too. right now at 97 basis points. this 10 yearon yield at some point in the near future, that would be the first time since june. we are closely watching this. interesting this yield is moving higher even while sterling is moving lower. that is something that some people i have spoken to have highlighted to me today. if we look at the stoxx 600, the benchmark overall was lower. down almost 1%, third day of losses for european stocks, headed toward a psycho the second weekly decline. almost two week low. just to show you have industry groups are performing, it is really only energy stocks showing solid gains come up 6/10 of a percent. materials be much unchanged. u

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hillary clinton is a weak person. weak, infective. >> you get it? donald trump tough, hillary clinton weak. it sounds as if hillary clinton were just tough, maybe donald trump wouldn't have to run for president, because hillary clinton is so weak donald trump is the only way for us to have a tough president. right? >> she talks tough with russia. she shouldn't be talking so tough. >> so the president should be tough, but the president should never be tough with the toughest person the president has to deal with. vladimir putin. >> they insult him constantly. no wonder he can't stand obama and hillary clinton. >> donald trump would be the toughest president ever except with vladimir putin. we can only wonder just how much money donald trump might owe to russian billionaires created by vladimir putin. >>> the night after tomorrow night's debate, the candidates will meet at the most unusual event of the campaign season, the ultra formal al smith dinner, where they will be invited to tell a few jokes and will have to listen to a lot of jokes about thems

lo quite a bit of weakness in that health care space.wards that 104 handle. is weakerre renminbi as well, down by .2%. that is certainly one of the big stories of the day, nearing those record lows against the dollar. rishaad: right, looking at the , $50rice, brent crude, $51 for wti. opec is trying to finalize its deal to limit output, but fresh doubts about the plan. iraq says they should be exempt because it's fights against islamic militants. give us more of the background here. >> another headache for opec really. iraq saying they should be , which puts a lot on saudi arabia to do the heavy lifting when it comes to production cost, but we still have 5-7 weeks to go before we find out who is going to be a part of the deal. we have a lot of diplomacy going on at the moment. russia meeting opec representatives in vienna today. of talk and diplomacy behind the scenes, and typically more statements might be seen from more countries. iraq,d: you look at baghdad wanting to be exempt. iran is already exempt. withineates a shia bloc opec, an

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they said they had a strike and weak sales in the emerging market. that is affecting their earnings. third-quarter sales, $22.1 trillion. that is a little bit ahead of the estimate of $21.7 trillion, but the operating profit is definitely a miss. the third-quarter operating profit was $1.07 trillion and the estimate was for $1.22 trillion. we have the santander numbers. let's go to the nordic region now. they are basically saying the net interest income comes in at $1.18 billion, just below the estimate of $1.19 billion. the loan losses are dropping, $135 billion, versus an estimate of $145 billion. the loan losses is an improving story for them. when it comes to capital, this is one of the strictest regulatory environments out of there. when it comes to the tier one capital, 70.9%, beating the requirements set by the regulator of 17.3%. of course, they have shifted the dividend policy from that 75% payout target to what is called ambitious. incomedea, net interest $1.8 billion. growth has continued with markets demand. we will have a conversation wi

buying weakness in principle is the worst thing you can do. things are weak for a reason.s like saying, oh, i think chipotle is going to be okay. well, nobody is going to the store, it's not okay. or fossil watch, people aren't buying watches. but anyway. there must be something wrong. they've got a little problem with their shadow accounts, right, and opening up. but here's the thing that sort of appeals to my eye. you have the bank index itself of which wells fargo is a big piece. and then wells fargo. and this spread is starting to become optically something that appeals to me. i want to show you something on a two-year basis. tight. keep in mind, if you didn't have an orange line doing this, the blue line would actually be higher. the orange has kept the blue line from going higher. that appeals to me, i think perhaps, perhaps it's so bad it's good. everyone knows the news. look what we just heard from those esteemed congressmen and women. so third chart. this is the same chart as this. these are the two lines absolute. and then this is held as a constant. this is the

highs across the cross, plains even with a weak storm rolling through is a good 7 to 10 degrees above normal. congress park, a high 73. around du, 72. it's warm again tomorrow. we could get a few showers today, but tomorrow, sunshine. plenty of it. and it's really warm through the coming wwekend. >>> we have our first minor accident of the accident on the southbound side of i-25. you can see a couple of cars to right shoulder after the thornton parkway. mostly onto the right shoulder, but enroaching from the map lane. >>> 5:56. resident obama in southern california today. he'll be campaigning for clinton. >> he did take time off to stop by made jokes of the presidential candidate trump. he's his reaction to trump's mean tweet about him. >> president obama will go down as the worse history the united states, explanation trump at real donald trump. well, at real donald trump. at least i will go down as a president. [applause] >> if the ppesident -- the attending a fundraiser for democrats. >>> coming up at 6:00, information on a late night shooting that september a man to the hospital.

>> is that a weakness that mike pence is talking about? >> the weakness is bipartisan here.nd this is what i mean by. that since the end of the cold war, there are two camps when it comes to u.s./russian relations. the camp that said we need to be tougher with russia and that russia can't be trusted unless its own interest is at stake and then the camp that accommodates russia and we because we are nuclear powers have to find some way of living and working with one another. that accommodation camp is strong in the foreign policy elite in both parties and you found that desire in the current republican ticket. and the tension in the democratic side. and they have more likely to engage russia and contain russia and you can see that break down in the administration and between the department of state that is trying to engage vladimar putten over syria and as a department of defense that is skeptical of the value of further diplomacy. and as i listen, i can see the truth in all of them. are we seeing that on display really right now in syria. and the conflict between the u.s. ap

this takes knowing, what are your strengths and weaknesses? being able to connect with somebody who is strong in the areas where you are weak and make it work and a president who was the best at that was james madison. for his strengths, he was very smart. he was brilliant. he also knew he was a hard worker. he had a work ethic second to none. for his weaknesses, he was a shrimp. he weighed 100 pounds. whenever he spoke, he had zero charisma. although he was brilliant, he lacked creativity and he knew that. the madison biographer for my book is david stewart who, in his biography of james madison, is about how james madison went about building partnerships with those who are strong in the areas where he was weak. how did james madison compensate for being a scrawny little guy who got lost in the crowd? he buddied up with great day george washington. george washington knew that he needed more horsepower. he needed a little brilliance to add to the conversation and so james madison and washington locked arms at the constitutional conventions and

next chance for shower will be with the weak cold front coming in on saturday is going to dropr temps until low 60sop if there is a remaining shower on sunday be early in the morning misteris to see temperatures bounce back wet should start to see temperatures bounce back above by nextbout a week time tuesday will talk more about the development they were good to go. top low 70s ladies second also could we are good. i'd to all my dispatchers. to 70 went northbound. apparently a tongue twister. the key to a happy life is hop do every day. pe don't ever stop whatever you're we've got chew on the less than the gentile.ld that's cool. i love the handcuffed dripping for her race.e. i do not want to ride in the rolled tribe. isa the summer be trumpet i understand i do love the fall.th sunny and warm fall. time change. the time james in about a monthi and halloween. temperature right now in bedford at 50 we have some clearing

if anything they need to do more stimulus given the weakness of the u.k. economy. it will become more apparent once the implications of a hard brexit play out. even the0 year break has been rising very sharply, suggesting the r.b.i. over the next 10 years is going to average close to 10%. that seems unlikely when you barry in mind there is a good probability that we will get a recession, almost a certainty that you will get a recession. it is going to put downward pressure on inflation globally and adding that the temporary temporary, i think it is unlikely that inflation will be that high for that long. mark: mike dell, global strategist at j.p. morgan asset management. vonnie: in ohio, p them is campaigning for hillary clinton. ispresident obama campaigning for hillary clinton. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton counting you down to the european close. 15 minutes away. vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. i want to turn to erik schatzker has been listening in on that earnings call. for wells fargo. :