we got the ceo, willie walsh. johnson.very own guy this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to on the move. anticipation building up. i stand outside the ecb in frankfurt. will they move today in terms of policy act of let's get up-to-date -- policy? let's get up-to-date with the rest of the news. here's shery ahn. shery: apple has announced updates to the iphone and the launch did the iphone seven line includes a camera upgrades, and faster processors, longer battery life and a new water and dust resistant design good -- design. tim cook called it the best iphone we have ever created. others were not so enthused with shares rising less than 1%. one company whose its share price has a sword following the apple event is nintendo. it announced that super mario is coming to the iphone. nintendo will release a game featuring the character in the app store. it will be the first time the popular franchise has appeared in an iphone. sony has released a new supercharged players -- supercharged version of the playstation 4. it

ceo willie walsh tells us how the airline is faring now. bloomberg. ♪ francine: let's head straight to the bloomberg with nejra cehic for your asset check. nejra: notch much movement on the stoxx 600. pretty flat ahead of the ecb policy decision later. not expecting any change in interest rates. we could see some signal of further stimulus. i wanted to show you the volatility on the euro stoxx 50. this is year to date. volatility has not been this low since the days preceding the ecb launching qe. we know that global volatility in stocks is low. in the u.s., we are looking at close to historically low volatility. this is something to focus on. i wanted to show you the dax. what we saw yesterday was basically it erasing its annual decline, rebounding 23% since this february low, the lowest since october 2014. the first among major eurozone benchmarks to erase its annual decline. weng the stocks, even though are not seeing huge movement on the benchmarks, micro focus up 16% right now. it has risen as much as 23%, risen the most ever as well a

amc theaters will show willy wonka to remember gene wilder. kerry walsh jennings is boycotting this weekend's pro volleyball event in chicago, upset with a set of new rules on the circuit. more news after the break. >>> san francisco police called them bwcs or body worn cameras. this e delivered a status report and demonstrated the new gear. the department was pressured to perform after several officer involved shooting. they got their cameras today but officers in the bayview station have been using equipment for weeks. so far, the officers appear to like them. >> i say overall, they have a positive impact on my n encounter to people who would otherwise be hostile. they're aware. he is recording now. i better be on better behavior. >> the department is on track to have all officers up to the rank of lieutenant wearing those cameras by mid january. >>> a tech ceo made a giant commitment to education. he donated $8 million to support schools in oakland. libby shaff shared the news today. more money will go towards math and computer science classes. >>> nak

of those reasons, the willis family feels like they're being kept in the dark, and that's why they came out today. now, we are here in roxbury right now, waiting for mayor marty walsh, who is expected to be here for an event tonight, so we can ask him why there seems to be a disconnect between the city and the family. we'll see you again at 6:00 p.m. and let you know what he has to say. for now, live in roxbury, erika richie, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a disturbing story out of worcester. an uncle is accused of trying to kill his 3-year-old nephew, strangling him and trying to drown him. that man faced a judge today and police say he admitted to abusing to officers who arrived on the scene there. fox 25's katherine burcham is live in worcester. i understand that boy is in stable conditional tonight. >> the reporter: stable and recovering, although police say, in court documents we found although there are few questions about mcdonald's state mind as the murder was unfolding. taz mcdonald was subdued as he stood shackled before a judge in worcester court. his attorney said he's scared. >> he's in an emotional state. he's somewhat street frightened. not sure of what'