cornell. this is the first time we ll talk to him since last weekend s events where so many cash registers were shut down and stores across the country. also we ll talk about what the consumer is doing now because last august when we talked to brian he said he had never seen a better retail environment. also as you can see, former secretary of state, condoleezza rigs will be joining us and g e given the incidents last week in the straits of hormuz with the tanker attacks, we ll talk to her about what this means. joe, i know you ve been watching the markets closely. i am watching that sun come up beautiful. you re on the 18th that s the green behind you. condi will tee it up, i have no doubt. she is pretty good she s a fantastic golfer. but, yes a lot happening here it s nice to be on a golf course where the sun is coming up as we start the show you re a midwest type you know i am. you travel the midwest. you see the country. you see what other people not only
weapon to the public. talks between the british government and its political opponents have failed to reach a brexit compromise, but the conservative government and the labour party say they will resume talks after wednesday s eu summit. prime minister theresa may hopes to persuade the 27 other eu leaders that she has a plan to impasse so s brexit they will agree to postpone britain s departure currently scheduled for friday. benjamin netanyahu face of the political fight of his life today. voters have to decide whether to endorse his brand of nationalism or deny him a fifth term. polls show his party in a tight chief an x army ex-army chief. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i m mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. i m vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories. casts its global growth outlook to the lowest
the ftse 100 is dipping into negative territory. switch up the board. here is the yellen scorecard ahead of that speech. what a run it, has been on over the last few days. it keeps climbing. yields for a look bit lower by two basis points at 1.86%. is fascinating. we have a little history of what we might hear. is speaking in singapore and talking about the dow plot. he said today that he thinks it is still a good idea to have the dot plot. he wants to wait and see if it wasn t a mirage. jonathan: i find it fascinating that monetary policy has been reduced to some dots on a piece of paper. anchor: i understand what you are saying. you caught up on the latest headlines with your numbered first world ms.. bloomberg first world news. the government has and access to data on an iphone used by terrorist. the government compelled apple to help. police say a man was shot after pulling out a gun outside the u.s. capital. good in pretty condition. they believe the man acted alone. t
the devilish from the fed has dissipated. futures in the u.s. negative, dow futures off 75 points. that flat. dead flast. t. dollar yen bright red. down 1.3 1%, the japanese yen is stronger. every single major currency. a weaker euro. yields lower. that is her market wrap. let s get first word news. vonnie: in syria, fighters backed by the u.s. and russia have been on opposing side and are zeroing in on islamic state, the russian supported syrian army is trying to cut off their main supply route between iraq and syria. kurdish forces supported by the u.s. are moving closer to the militant group s capital. in icelandic, a third day of antigovernment demonstrations. after leaked documents reveal the prime minister s the trimester had rhetoric heating up between bernie sanders and hillary clinton, bernie sanders said the front runner is not qualified to be president. his reason, sanders listed wall street donations to her super pac and support for the war in iraq. clinton
is serious spike. oil is already on the rise. i m not going to say i trusted, we have been to the stands before. there s a lot more news we have to cover. another snow day for federal government workers in washington, d.c.. offices will be closed while the city digs out from the blizzard. air travel is slowly getting back to normal. fewer flights were canceled yesterday. theident obama has banned use of solitary confinement for juveniles and federal prisons. the washington post says the president says solitary confinement can lead to devastating imitating compensators devastating consequences. in denmark, the parliament is expected to let police these valuables worth more than $5,000 from refugees seeking asylum. $1500 from refugees seeking asylum. danish citizens must sell assets before getting welfare. our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news markets around the world, i m vonnie quinn. it s now with matt miller. aig, breaking news from they are going to ipo a 20% gua