university, farmville, virginia, where the candidates for haven t will face off in their first and onto debate, giving all of you your best chance yet to take measure of those men and the candidates who chose them. it s been eight days now since that first clash between hillary clinton and donald trump, and a new battery of polls show a solid bounce for hillary clinton, her national lead is rising. the battleground statements moving her way. jon karl in the hall tonight. jon, clinton s momentum fueled by that debate. trump s reaction in the d that followed. and the revelation that trump may have paid no federal income tax for nearly two decades. that really puts pressure on mike pence tonight to stop the bleeding. it sure does, george. these are the two most overshadowed vice presidential candidates of the modern era. when they step out on that stage, they will be meeting each other for the very first time. but the pressure is on mike pence. he is the one that needs to chan
national press club. my name is thomas burr in the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the 109th president of the national press club. our guest is roberto azevedo the director general of the world. organization that would like to welcome our public radio and c-span audiences. like many you can follow the action on twitter using the hashtag and pc life. that s an pc life. before we begin i want to offer the press was congratulations to columbia president one man yelled santos. president santos was her guess at the three years ago where he talked about ending a half-century of civil conflict in his nation for which he won the nobel nobel prize. nobel prize. absent to briefly introduce our head table guests. i d ask guests. i d ask each of you to stay briefly as your name is announced they please hold your applause until i have finished introducing the entire table. from a right ritual as well the foreign-policy reporter for cq roll call. elliott feldman a
chess sessions. we will have their wisconsin even live here on c-span at 3:30 p.m. eastern. the wto the director of talking about chinese currency manipulation and the impact of the u.s. on local trade. this is just over an hour. welcome to the national press club. robertot today is azevedo. i would like to remind you that you can follow the action on twitter. again, i wanted to offer congratulations to the colombian president. santos was our guest three years ago. introduce our to guest. i would ask that each of you stand briefly. please hold your applause. elliot feldman, a partner and head of the international trade practice. david 10 line andy staff.ef of speaker,over our senior production specialist at the associated press. rockwell, and vice president of the test thank you all. [applause] just last week, the world trade organization announced the global trade for the year would be significantly lower than predicted. cutting its forecast to 1.7% down from 2.8%
valuation to secure an imf loan. yousef: and saudi bank stocks have never been so cheap. the price-to-book ratio for lenders at its lowest level bloomberg started tracking in 2006. it is in :00 a.m. across the emirates, semi-clock a.m. in istanbul. i m yousef gamal el-din. angie: and i m angie lau in hong kong, where it is just past noon . welcome to bloomberg markets middle east. what we re watching here in asia as charles 11 make some comments for us in sydney in australia. we are also watching that u.s. dollar strength really impacting the asian markets. we did start off strong when it came to oil, but we are paring those gains now. how about your neck of the woods? we were off to a slow start at the world energy congress, and then things kicked up when the heads of state walked in, including russian president vladimir putin, including rizzo erdogan, his turkish counterpart. whether non-opec will join the conversation. this is what happened when the russian president start
looks like they were on some kind of vacation. 13 action news. now for an update for that breaking news on that standoff near the stratosphere. it is all over now. investigators say this all started just after 8:00 this morning after a woman walked up to security at the stratosphere and said she had been assaulted. when officers arrived, the suspect refused to come out of the home on west philadelphia avenue. ensuing standoff lasted until 4:00 this afternoon, but everything ended peacefully. the brutal brawl that broke out after a high school football game on friday night. police say at least four people went to the hospital. they are worried there could be more victims out there. live near the 215 in durango where this all went down. leslie. we re told that it started the parking lot ending up at this in and out right here. now, we re told one girl was left unconscious and two in and out employees were hurt. we do want to warn you that the video you re about to watch is
mark: let s get the bloomberg first word news. here is sebastian salek. sebastian: theresa may says parliament should be allowed to taking britain out of the european union. seemed to come after they dumped the pound of a concern the pm was taking a gung ho approach. by a third following the note 7 crisis. the company said profits will come in at 5.2 trillion one, won, down.llion donald trump has gone on a twitter offensive, blasting paul reid paul ryan as weak and ineffective. the shackles have now been taken off of him after ryan condemned his comments about women. the nominee continued his campaign speaking in panama city. this election will determine whether we remain a free country , or we become a corrupt, banana ublic controlled by large and foreign governments. the election of hillary clinton would lead to the destruction of our country. againstn: fraud charges to a junk rating according to investors. the possibility of an increase in borrowing costs back o
a rally that gives building as the day goes on. which has been a leader all day long, it is now better than 1%. 5%.dow and as the snp it is commodities given. driven. todayals are also rising as the price of underlying commodities are going higher and technology and industrials contributing to gains. a pretty broad-based in utilities. utilities are the only down right now. let s take a look at the underlying commodities. you heard daniel juergen s $50 forecast. your hearing more strategists come out and raise their forecast for oil. goldman sachs, they have the latest. the oil is going to a deficit sooner then they had predicted. now $47 67 a barrel. as bigures not seeing again, but we will see inflows into gold. let s look at copper. gold is the best performer in the s&p 500. it is raised to a $15 over cap one. analysts are saying the company will make more moves to the .ight side of the balance sheet those moves are coming soon. it has already been paring down its asset
of the morning. we will have the latest from the egyptian capital. so we re less than 30 minutes now until the european equity market opens. how do we think it s shaping up? negative. this is the impact of the fed minutes, rippling through asia and the effect in europe. looks like we will get a negative start. there are duties in the market today, down by a tenths of 1%, on the fairx lower value calculation. why? let me show you. this is the work function crest go and you get a whole lot of other asset classes. this is what s happening on the work function, and what it is showing you is what was only a tiny fraction a few days back is now at 32%. the june selloff could be july because we have brexit in the referendum in june, but we will watch carefully how it works its way through to the market. let s get you caught up among me you need to know what the bloomberg first word news. haslinda: an egyptair plane headed to cairo with 66 people on board has disappeared from the r
stronger dollar story. people are still going shopping in the u.k. retail sales numbers really strong in the u.k. yields up by around two basis points. much more on that in just a moment. most the yields rose the it almost a year. abn egypt air an egyptair flight has gone missing over the mediterranean sea. we have the latest with riad hamade in dubai. please tell us what we know at this point about this egyptair flight. unfortunately, we know very little. it took off from paris, disappeared around 2:30 a.m. egypt time from the radar. airbus 320. is an it was given to egyptair in 2003. it is not a very old airplane. the pilots were very experienced. right now, the militaries of egypt and greece are searching forn any debris. david: we ve heard president that no causeris has been ruled out. was it at cruising altitude and what was the weather like? riad: as far as we know, the weather was good. this is from the air traffic controllers. it was at cruising altitude come a sudd
manus: welcome to countdown. anna: welcome to the program. it has just gone 6:00 here in london. let s get straight to these baking raking numbers. the full-year profit at ryanair has missed aphis estimates. ryanair full-year net profit has come in at $1.24 billion with investment of $1.28 billion. the revenue number has come in at $6.45 billion. average fares are down by 1% with unit cost excluding fuel down by 2%. their specter to give something of a cautious outlook. some rehab headwinds facing this particular industry. the full-year 2017 net incentives have been $1.47 billion so it looks like ryanair is guiding the consensus number of little bit low. the company is saying 2% better looked year on year for the peak summer months. we will get a chance to talk about how the summer is looking for ryanair, what the impact has been in paris and brussels. o leary sl get mark thoughts on what happened to the egyptair flight. there s a lot to talk to him about. the topline lin