yvonne: and i am yvonne mann in new york.orts the free market in new york on thursday with earnings. we are expecting big boosts in the stock. this is the u.s. equity esu rp option. what the market is signaling right now is it implies one-day move could be around 6.6% in either direction. certainly investors will be honing in on what comes out of these earnings. speaking on asia tech, we have a preview right now on what we can expect. >> when it comes to revenue sentiment it is good for alibaba. analysts are expecting a. safety 1% growth for the company. . that is the fastest growth since 2014. -- analysts are expecting a 60% growth for the company. that is the fastest growth since 2014. analysts are expecting a drop of 46% in the net income. yvonne: stay with us as we bring in our next guest, mitchell kim. really good to see you. we talk about the fundamentals. this is a stock that continues to be taken hostage by the u.s.-china trade tensions. what is your take? >> i really do not think is it -- it is about the trade itself

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in singapore.most in a month after rumors of a buyout by hillhouse capital, valued at a 20% premium on monday's close. yum china leapt on reports it rejected the offer. bloombergis month, reported in the others are working with china investment corp. on a potential takeover. ramy: hewlett-packard jumped in late trade after a profit forecast topping expectations, seeing profit of up to $.44. the average estimate was for $.42. cost cutsst suggests and a push into networking and software are starting to pay off. ceo antonio neri has tried to push hp away from computer higher-margin sectors. yvonne: getting backing from tencent as they prepare to list in hong kong. we are told investment terms will be finalized soon, although the company has declined to comment. to raise ipo is likely 4 billion u.s. dollars. ramy: let's look at currencies. the thai baht is the most loved emerging market currency this month, shrugging off the gloom that gripped most of its peers. the bank of thailand is under no pressur

yvonne: it's 7 a.m. here in hong kong. we are live from the asian headquarters. i'm yvonne man. welcome to daybreak asia. asia-pacific stocks look for a gentle decline after a mixed session. wait trade tension and said policy. tesla winner after hours. learning through less cash and elon musk intends to focus more strongly on the model three. ramy: from bloomberg's local i'm yvonne manvonne yvonne: beijing condemns what it calls the u.s. blackmail. the reserve tank of india raises rates and warns of new threats. fears of a currency war. yvonne: kicking off earnings the the singapore bank, first to report for the second quarter and we are seeing a miss when it comes to net income for dbs. atgapore dollars coming in $1.74 billion. we thought we would see it more of an improvement. that could potentially offset some of these mobile trade tensions according to some analysts. some of the lines we are seeing, loan growth regressed -- reduced. incomelking about the maintained at low double-digit growth for the rest of the year. also talking about the singapore property measures to have

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong..s. stocks in the trade helpednt with mexico has the peso and the canadian loonie on the rise as well. su keenan joining us with more on the market recap. su: it was her much risk on this monday and wall street. of hislar was weaker deal, but we did have treasuries falling and yields rising. ands&p closing in on 2900 look at the nasdaq 100. it's a concentration at tech stocks. that one was up as was the russell 2000. it continues to be on a record-breaking streak in terms of setting all-time highs. let's go into the currency pa re of the u.s. dollar and the mexican peso. the peso strengthening on this deal, which is bringing a lot of optimism. not just to the major carmakers like gm that was up, but let's look at some of the big movers. was up 5%. the auto parts maker was up almost as much. automakers, auto parts makers, truckers, all raising on this deal. we saw biofarma as a sector. game stock taking us the drop. gamestop taking a's the drop. this one is called auto break. u.s. car i

yvonne: thank you.ntime, let's get caught up with first word news. >> former -- a former cricket star has been sworn in as prime minister of pakistan. he has called on workers to invest at home. enron has named a finance minister. he has said pakistan may need to find $12 billion to plug the hole in its budget. the malaysian prime minister has told china that investment in his country can help reduce the trade deficit. he admitted malaysia had previously borrowed chinese money and not repaid, and used it on unnecessary infrastructure. a rail linknded project and started an investigation into pipeline deals linked to a unit of china national petroleum. the turkish credit rating has been cut further into junk. the s&p says it expects a recession in 2019 with inflation to hit 23% by the end of the year. the overnight rate is 150 basis points higher at 19.25%. they are trying to counter the lyricist slump without formally opposing moves by the president. tostic measures being made rescue an economy. the off

yvonne: stay with us. when i can to the onshore and offshore is very interesting. with the offshore renminbi you see this yield gap between the offshore and onshore coming up just a little bit. maybe we so that boost in the offshore and actually sticking their and above the onshore rate. it means we could be in some watershed moment. let's bring our china markets reporter. do you think this is actually sustainable? reporter: it is very hard to say. if you look at the long-term future it really depends on the trade talks. yesterday the first was for the yuan is the renegotiation restart of the talks. that really supports the sentiment because the investors were really concerned that the chinese policymakers may recognize and weaken the currency during the trade war. in the second reason is that the that wasa reference much are than expected and that really is a strong signal from the government that we are told the depreciation. the liquidity actually squeeze yesterday and ask really interesting -- it is re

yvonne: i am yvonne man and still with us is ben e mons.ow do you think global central banks will proceed with policymaking? is this a harsh call that this is what happens when you leave it to load to long -- to olow, o low, too long? think if you deal with the currency that gets volatile and out of control, then your toolkit becomes limited. you have to intervene in the spot market and hike interest rates. high, andtes really the argentina currency is weaker. we have central banks and emerging markets like indonesia, for example, that are trying to control currency at the same time as the major central banks. it is monitoring what it will do so the financial system given the exposure to turkey. yvonne: we saw indonesia and into thewell intervene currency. do you see this as merely band-aid solutions given what we have been seeing with turkey and china as well? we have seen these currencies tied to the renminbi. is there room for tightening in asia? ben: there could be more tightening happening. that is one of the charts i wanted to show. i

yvonne: thank you.und of funds, using mathematical models for investment decisions. to launch a best of funds. we speak with the cofounder next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: breaking news along the bloomberg terminal. him donald trump has decided to maintain current steel tariff levels. he says he is still in -- the u.s. is still in talks with nations on the aluminum tariffs. that's crossing the bloomberg right now. issued an order on adjusting imports of aluminum into the united states. he said it is necessary to maintain current aluminum levels. these u.s.-mesko yvonne: yes, it these u.s.-mexico and trade talks, they were still intact. mathematical models to make investment choices. chauwei yak joining us from singapore. there is a lot of hedge funds getting into these quantum funds -- quant funds. why now for gao capital? funds as a whole have not been doing that well. maybe because of the inflow of funds going into the sector. but we have been doing quite well. we have been focused on newer funds, sma

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. months have not been pretty for emerging markets stocks. the msci has been on a steady slide since the start of a year and is on the verge of a bear market. let's bring in garfield reynolds in sydney. getstors were hoping to some relief after the turkish bounced, but that did not happen. no, it didn't and it really indicates that turkey was just one of the worries that are heading emerging markets. in particular, the idiosyncratic move in the lira last friday, that came after people have been worried about the turkish economy and what was going on for quite some time. there's a lot of anxiety building and building about emerging markets. i think we've got a lot further to go down. newy week brings and catalyst or two for emerging-market stocks to come down from what was some eye watering lee strong valuations earlier this year. ramy: on the flipside, we have to look at the dollar. what is the outlook for that now? >> the outlook for the dollar is the inverse of the outlook for emergin

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. to leave matters unchanged as it waits more clarity for jobs, growth, and inflation. the u.s. and china trade front, our next guest is expected to deliver a 25 base point hike in its november meeting. joining us is the senior asia-japan economist at nomura. he was at the bank of korea for 13 years. lock us into the thinking at the be ok. we saw a bit of a talk this tilt, now there continuing to have jobs growth coming in. yet, they also have to worry about these capital outflows with the fed continuing to like. how big of a dilemma is this? >> the hawkish members highlighted the main reason why they will hike interest rates. is -- one, the economy number two, they have financial risk on housing markets. and number three, the interest rate gap between the u.s.. we believe there is a case leaving it in tact. the issue is timing. because of a lot of uncertainty, especially about the u.s.-china trade tension. we don't think it is the right time to deliver the hike. waitlieve that bok will

this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." i am yvonne man, in hong kong.ramy inocencio in new york. let's return to turkey again, where president erdogan has vowed to boycott iphones and other u.s. electronics in tariffs andfor sanctions. tradeer u.s. representative -- let's get to the top of the view. where do you see things going? >> it is hard to say at this point, because the turks have to deal with their problems. the u.s. has not made any easier. in fact, trump has made it a lot more difficult, and that is a problem in itself, but the fundamental problem, they have a current account deficit of 6% of gdp. they borrow heavily in foreign currency to finance that. they will have a lot of rollovers, refinancing. interest rates are higher in the u.s. than before, the dollar is higher, making servicing the debt more difficult. first of all, they have to deal with fiscal problems, so they don't have such a big domestic deficit, external deficit. second, they are going to have to do something with interest rates to make it more attractive for people to hold t

yvonne: on yvonne man in hong kong. minister malcolm turnbull declaring leadership they can in the party meeting. we are now set for some type of vote in parliament later on this afternoon, according to sky news. the home affairs minister, peter dutton, will stand against turnbull in a ballot of party lawmakers, according to scott. once again, we talked about this kind of revolving door of prime minister's. whichseen the nation's prime minister's five time since 2007, none of which have lasted a full term. this one has been interesting, given some of the signature energy policies that have led to a lot of criticism and frustrations among even his own party. watch this afternoon. bhp billiton one to watch as well after full-year income is the lowest analyst estimate. underlying profit rose 33% on stronger commodity prices. andrew has been covering this for us. tell us the highlights of this and report, what really drove it this time around? andrew: the highlight this time was copper. increase their% which was a big chang

yvonne: i am yvonne man. you are watching daybreak asia. let's get to first word news.president erdogan has defended the turkish economy, accusing the united states and others of waging war on his country. he said there is no sign of a downturn in trade or tourism but no inherent economic reasons for collapse. the lira had its worst weeks in 2001 talking about government policies and the widening spat with washington. >> you are going to sacrifice your relationship with 80 million people for a pastor with ties to terrorism, but we will do at the law dictates. you cannot make turkey bow down by ordering us around. iran said it will stand with its neighbor. the foreign minister ruled out talks with american officials at the un's general assembly next month. washington's ambassador to london is calling on the u.k. to support president trump's revised sanctions on iran rather than stand with the european union. a chinese company will take a stake in their gas drew.ts after total with -- withdrew. spent $46 million on the project by may when it that had to withdraw and could

yvonne: i am yvonne man.kong and shanghai hotels revenue rising 10% in the first half while underlying profit increased 41%. the company is known as the owner and operator of the peninsula hotel, a luxury brand with roots here in asia. let's discuss this with the ceo who joins us exclusively here this morning. great to have you. these you mentioned uncertainties, the results were pleasing. how confident are you in the second half? >> things are looking good because the market is hong kong and even their ups and downs, but at the moment we are seeing a stable growth in our business. mainly chinese travelers coming back to hong kong and international markets are strong. what that has enabled us to do because of the super luxury space, to increase room rates and that is pleasing. generally we are very long-term looking business, and we are an owner as well as operator. it was great when the cycle is looking good but you have to go through up and down cycles and have staying power for the longer-term. thene: you

yvonne: i am yvonne man.turns to xiaomi in hong kong, with the first results since going public last month. stephen engle has been tracking this as well. a lot of expectations the earnings will turn around what the stock has been doing. stephen: there is evidence that the chairman -- fits into the narrative the chairman wants to convey, we are becoming an internet services company, not just a handset maker, although 70% of revenues come from handset sales. we see gross margins in the second quarter likely improving due to higher revenue from internet services. that plays into the narrative. average selling prices likely higher as well. selling more midrange phones, rather than just the cheaper ones. even though ibc says total shipment growth in the quarter slowed to 49%, in the second quarter we had 88%. smartphone sales likely moderated in the two main m arkets, china of course and india is the biggest international market, but likely picked up in places like indonesia. that fits into the other narrative the

yvonne: thank you.e have putting more to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest headlines. coal producers fell almost 7% in the first half. income -- net contrasts coal energy which posted a 54% jump in earnings. ramy: commodity trader fights for survival. shareholders voting on an equity plan that will strip them of control. the proposal will hand most power to the shareholders. they have lost a lot of value. up, pledging stability after a tumultuous week. we will be live in sydney next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: good morning. we cannot break out of this bad weather spell. asia's first major market open. getting the action to jay powell and the renminbi. in markets closed, the s&p 500 at a brand-new record. the seventh weekly rise. anderms of trade tensions what jay powell was saying, helping to support the u.s. among investors. you are watching "daybreak: asia." let's get to the first word news with haslinda amin. the u.s. and mexico are close to resolvin

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.ng "bloomberg daybreak: asia." good morning. this get the first world news. reporter: inflation remains steady in japan last month. prices minus fresh food and energy claims by treat -- 3/10. the bank of japan's 2% inflation target remains a long way out of reach. the bank of japan governor has skipped the fed and the jackson hall conflict -- symposium for the first time since taken the job. new zealand central bank says it is an no rush to raise rates even of it means it is out of sync with the raise -- rest of the world. our governor adrian said he has if ruled out cutting rates it is necessary to reach the banks inflation target. bewe are in no rush to raising interest rates. that puts us out of sync a little bit with the rest of the world but that is fine. it will help support our economy. we do not rule out a cut if we have to. we have to ask to ask -- to use the full range of inflation. the cap certainly is on the table. secretary of state mike pompeo sister not -- heads to north

yvonne: this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "bloomberg best." i am yvonne mann. let's continue our global tour of the week's top stories. in greece, the government finally made an exit from its bailout program. >> greece's bailout program ends today, wrapping up a decade of crises that have transformed the country's economy and its people. how can you be sure greece won't be back in crisis? is genuine debt relief the only way to ensure that? >> debt relief is something that can be seductive, but has to be reimbursed. this is just the taxpayers of other countries money. if you can convince the german people that they have to renounce something like 80 billion euros of that on greece, debt on greece, and you are much stronger than i am. there are now some short-term and medium-term measures that will alleviate a lot of that debt burden on greece, and i think we can say that it is on the right track. >> italy is pushing ahead with revoking the highway concessions in the wake of the deadly bridge collapse. that is despite an offer from the parent company of 500 milli

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yvonne and ramy are up next. yvonne taking a look at what is coming up.e been focusing on the auto sector, but what does this mean for the chinese automakers as well? plenty of short interest in these stocks recently given a lot of concerns over a slowing economy, slowing auto sales, and china opening up the auto market. the short-sellers have been burned pretty badly. he is the senior equity analyst that focuses on the chinese there iss and he says some misconception about the sustainability is of these partnerships. perhaps they might be extending longer than expected. the automakers are looking pretty good so far. ramy: and before that, we are going to get a read from the former u.s. ambassador to china. he will be on in 45 minutes time. he is saying with regards to what's happening with nafta that a mexico deal is still a long way from passing. we did see the mexican peso fall, indicating there is some concern that this might actually go through. he was saying that possibly we might have to wait at least until after the midterms and possibly later to

ramy: from bloomberg's local i'm yvonne manvonne yvonne: beijing condemns what it calls the u.s.t

and then on the other side people are saying that yvonne decay is actually no different to his mentor and former president alvaro uribe cartoons like these are being shed depicting decay as a child. when it was going to be his turn to be the next president and then have another with the doves with symbolizes peace being outnumbered by vultures or connect with us if your income colombia let us know use the hash tag aging is good thank you retailer and i'm told we've got pictures coming in here at the moment from bogota of arrivals for the inauguration of yvonne duke a press that you know ends arriving there and i got a phone on the red carpet there that inauguration due to happen i think in about three or four hours time they'll be coverage of that on al jazeera live from the day of course in the meantime here we go to london history mcdonald with more headlines for us hi julie. he well rescue workers on the indonesian island of lombok are struggling to reach survivors of sunday's devastating earthquake because of damage to infrastructure manuals and bridges were destroyed in the magni

yvonne: happy monday. it is all about china here today.ng about late on friday levying tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods. an hour before that they were using measures to question the route in the renminbi as well. what does it mean for global markets? we have a strategist joining us on what this could mean. could we see rebound in the chinese equity market? he maintains a constructive you and thanks -- view and thanks a lot is priced in. not likely another major selloff. ramy: i will speak with proper stone head of research -- pepper stone head of research. how they can position themselves as we talk about trade tensions ramping up. we will see what is happening in terms of central banks. we have [indiscernible] the party continues with more central banks. haidi: we will be speaking to the shanghai and hong kong hotels host. they are the oldest registered company in hong kong and run and operate the peninsula grande. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ two, down and back up. our phones are more than just phones. they are pocket si

plenty more to come with remy and yvonne. this is it.rg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: we are live on the asian headquarters. welcome to "daybreak: asia." defending turkey. accusing the u.s. of waging war on the economy and undermining the lira. the worstcy suffering since 2001. ramy: from bloomberg's global headquarters, it is just past 7:00 p.m.. not begain says it will used in the worsening trade war. kevlar continues to make headlines.

yvonne?ave a guess, the samsung ceo just months into his new job after the short seller had a report with questions about the resume, the dealings with the family businesses, and overall the question of corporate governance within this company. where does it go from here? we will be asking the new ceo, where to go from here, and on the flipside, the fundamentals of this company, record results for earnings this year, so we will see. tariffse tensions with and tumi. and then the weathering of potential further hikes when it comes to tariffs. the next hourr in after, we are going to take a look at what is happening with the asia markets. what is your first read there, with standard chartered bank and eric robertson. of course, here in the united states, we saw the s&p and nasdaq hit new records and if market,ects the asia and he goes into that, and then he includes the thai baht, and speaking to the central bank governor just yesterday, and it is interesting that there is some contradiction and

i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." the top stories this tuesday, trade makes the headlines today. stocks get new records. the peso jumped as the u.s. nears a post-nafta deal with mexico. president trump says he will terminate the yield agreement and find a new name. canada will rejoin talks in washington. >> i am kathleen hays in new york, where it is passed 7:00 p.m. on monday. beened reproduction has met. -- model three production has been met. is there anything to rescue?

yvonne: -- yvonne: the eu says it will withhold tariffs on auto products.de commissioner denied caving in, seeing they are simply try to find a positive agenda. president trump told bloomberg the offer is not good enough. iran says it will block oil iforts in the gulf production is halted by u.s. sanctions. mousseait of ber hair would be closed. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ you.: thank coming up, chinese regulators are trying to do what parents have attempted to do. looking at beijing's plan to we kids away from screen time -- to wean kids away from screen time. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is bloomberg markets: asia. looking at some of the movers in this friday's session. no respond for the likes of tencent and other gaming companies on the face of policy out of beijing. sophie: stocks getting hit hard. tencent is set for the biggest drop since march on the back of that new. japanese players also being dragged into the downward

i am yvonne man. welcome to daybreak asia. --iffs, wto and terror chairman of the fed.t the oval office. asia-pacific markets are bracing for further losses. ramy: from the global headquarters, i'm ramy inocencio in new york where it is passed p.m. .m. -- past 7:00 argentina and turkey fell. the peso saw the falling -- warren buffett is still buying

i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." face acific markets mixed open.unges again and the selloff spreads to equities. the fallout reaching across the globe. from bloomberg's global headquarters, i am ramy inocencio in new york, where it is past 7:00 p.m. on a monday. easing inflation may offer indian policymakers the chance of a breather. elon musk says

raul: and from china tech, yvonne later on will go into hina bio investment. started trading on the nascar today and it's -- nasdaq today and it's bringing together 20 chinese bio tech firms to try to bring back u.s. investors into the growing game. haidi: yes, we'll also be talking about the issues we saw overnight with the tech sell ah. we'll be joined by the financial c.e.o., also talking about the fallout from turkey, whether we really are past the geopolitical tensions. he citizen it's not surprising that the markets have come down somewhat when it comes to turkish con teenage si but he says this strategy of turkish ar fare could be here to stay. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it is 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong, live from asian headquarters. top stories this thursday, asia-pacific markets decline after wall street's first -- worst session in seven weeks. on tech afterng shockingly poor earnings that suffered a first quarter drop in a decade -- indicates. i am ramy inocencio in new york. it was a bad day for commodities. copper fell to a bear market and west tex

yvonne: plenty in the pipeline when it comes to tesla.erviews using tv and can join us in conversation area you can send us messages to our guests during live shows. check it out on tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: this is "bloomberg markets: asia," i'm haslinda amen. the chinese fund that soared this year as the markets sank said there's further to fall yet. it's an equity focused fund on overseas companies over $3 billion and has more than a in cash.f that it says stocks may take years to recover. the fund has risen 618% since it launched in 2008. didi is suspending its carpool service in the eastern province after a woman was allegedly raped and murdered by a driver on friday. haspologized saying it responsibility and failed to respond to complaints about the driver a day earlier. it comes three months after a number murder was committed by a didi operative. cinema packs first-half net jumped to $6.2 billion from $4 billion a year earlier, it's best half-year profit on record. sinopec added that its upstream business had im

yvonne and rami are up next with "daybreak asia."ing to see if this $150 billion wipeout for tencent could be the bottom. yvonne: it's hard to see what hasn't been priced in. tencent earnings, taking a huge hit today. in january, it once was the tech darling. we will speak to citigroup's global market chief. talking about not just of the , but also recently, the regulatory hurdles that it faces. rami: before that, of course, we will have to go back to turkey. we are going to be speaking about the economics and politics. haidi: that is it for daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to "daybreak asia." face acific markets mixed start after wall street halted its longest slide and's march. -- since march. boycotts u.s.gan electronics and says he won't be pushed around. rami: from bloomberg's global headquarters, i ramy inocencio in new york. losers. among the day's goldman sachs says it too wasn't on board when musk

in america now where yvonne decay has been inaugurated as colombia's new president conservative duke a replaces one. peace deal with the leftist fark guerilla movement has divided the country at forty two k. is the youngest colombian of the state ever elected the vibrant swearing in ceremony at the plaza in the capital bogota is taking place under heightened security after an alleged drone attack in neighboring venezuela against president nicolas maduro at the weekend. joining us now from bogota is u.w. correspondent filio harmes good evening to you or good afternoon to you if you look at the ceremonies just coming to you and describe for us what took place today well he went to pay was sworn in by the president of the senate who later on gave a speech pointing out the good but mostly the bat's of the current government and asking even ducats to improve the situation in the country their own duca who is still speaking said that he here were found his company his promises for his campaign. he saying to important presidents attending the ceremony we saw the president of mexico of chile

need to come together as a nation which is of course a much more broad generic statement than what yvonne made specifically is condemning what supremacy and her father has not yet done that by a trader in washington thanks very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a powerful explosion in northern syria has reportedly killed these thirty six people including many children the force of the blast toppled buildings very many of the victims the origin of the explosion is still unclear a british based monitoring group says a rebel weapons depot in the basement might have detonated. the five countries bordering the caspian sea have reached a landmark deal on its legal status the convention signed by russia iran azerbaijan kazakhstan and turkmenistan ends decades of dispute over the walls of largest enclosed body of water and its huge oil and gas reserves. dividing up the seabed would require additional agreements. both have closed in mali in west africa in the second round of presidential elections incumbent. is expected to win security was tight after violence ove

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yvonne: we are from bloomberg asian headquarters. welcome to "daybreak: asia."or a mixed and for the week. wall street lower. sending the dollar higher. trumpwith president milling he is happy to press ahead with his trade war. ramy: from global headquarters, item in new york where it is just past 7:00 p.m. on a thursday. the aussie may fall to a low. not as political turmoil threatens chaos. politics

yvonne: drama from the courtroom sent shockwaves through washington. >> robert mueller has accomplishedhis makes the midterms a referendum on impeachment. >> i think all indications are we are locked on for the next stage of this trade war.

need to come together as a nation which is of course a much more broad generic statement than what yvonne made specifically is condemning what supremacy and her father has not yet done not by a traitor in washington thanks very much. not so has launched a groundbreaking mission to unlock the secrets of offer the twenty four hour d.v.d. due to a late technical problem the sort of probe finally lifted off from cape canaveral in florida. three two one zero. liftoff. the probe will fly closer to the sun than any spacecraft ever before its mission is to study the corona atmosphere around the sun hope to find out more about what's known as the solo wind which can throw satellites off course and disrupt the power grid on earth scientists have developed a revolutionary new he cheated to protect the probe from the sun's extreme temperature. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a powerful explosion in northern syria has reportedly killed at least thirty six people including many children the force of the blasts toppled buildings burying many of the victims the origin of the

yvonne: it is 7:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." asia faces a mixed start as wall street has a four-day advance. the dollar fell on political turmoil at home and abroad. show a readiness to continue raising rates. headquarters,bal i am in new york where it is just past 7:00 p.m. on a wednesday. the u.s. and china revised trade talks that has called since june lled since june. australia fas

in the middle ages only clergy were allowed in this section to say minus pray that yvonne office and conduct other services. is it gets him to talk and help what is normal but don't miss that and this is the main choir of now where cathedral which is dedicated to the apostles or peter and paul here i find the choir you see the fourteenth century extension with the crucifix or and you have the whole theme and the main liturgical area the choir stalls namely which also date back mainly to the fourteenth century that's in course and high on our last day of school in france had no one touched on that is where the cathedral canons. levanon each side has twenty two in all. which shows the size of the chapter. this is as well this would if he never thing was clearly defined there was a distinct hierarchy and we have wonderful items that give us a sense of the liturgy of the late middle ages this. choir books like this one. a large book set up in front of the choir stalls could easily be read at a distance some of those in the cathedral archives take from about fifteen hundred . these books

. ♪ we are live from bloomberg's asian headquarters, i am yvonne man, welcome to "daybreak: asia."he u.s. and china countdown to tit-for-tat tariffs. we will see billions of dollars of goods on both sides. washington is warned against further escalation. ramy: i am ramy inocencio in new york, it is just past 7:00 p.m. on sunday. markets set forth a mixed and muted start. traders looking ahead to the meeting at jackson hole.

crystal said she might not be standing here today if it were not for the heroics of postal carrier, yvonne. >> it was an adrenaline rush. i felt like i was being saved. >> reporter: in fact, she was saved by a postal carrier, her story could've been ripped from the pages of a crime novel, the terror in this story is very real, unfortunately. crystal's mother stacy says her daughter was lured to sacramento by someone she thought was a friend. she found herself trapped in a world of drugs and sex trafficking. in this oak park neighborhood crystal sought an opportunity to escape, she was in the car with captors when she heard them discussing a crime. she jumped out of the car, grabbed one of their phones and ran for her life. >> i heard crying when i came out of the vehicle, i approached her and asked if she was afraid, she did not want to talk. >> reporter: she was able to call her mother with his help even though she was terrified that the captors would find her. >> she was frantic, i could hardly talk to her, i told her she had to reach out for safety. she gave the phone to ivan and he kic

alex and his wife yvonne and out daughter daisy and her husband james it isn't easy being either married to the child of a politician little on a prime minister and often children get attention from the media and others that they frankly don't deserve in terms of. you know people wanting to sort of have a crack at their father by going after them so they it's it's been tough on them it at times but i want to thank them for their solidarity and and loyalty and love. our grandchildren of course great joy look forward to spending some more time with them and with lucy but finally i want to thank the australian people for everything they have done for me. it has been such a privilege to be the leader of this great nation i love australia i love the stridency we are the most successful multicultural society in the world and i have only as defended that and advanced that as one of our greatest assets you we must never allow the politics of rice or division or of sitting astride ins against. each other to become part of. the political culture. we have so much going for us in this country and we