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negotiations with the eu. anna: a very warm welcome to countdown everybody. manus: the torch paper of risk is back on the table. what do i mean? the damage is almost throwing fuel on the fire. european central banks considering winding down bond purchases before ending quantitative easing.are they ? they e-mailed a statement to say manus: the story says they have not excluded suspending the past of the current sorry extending the current program, at the end date of march 2017, at the price of 480 billion euros per month. not saying it is ending by giving us clues, talking through the officials at the ecb, how they will do it when they do it? this is when mario draghi said we do not have a conversation about quantitative easing. 0%. yields back above this is the critical thing. is it a push to steepen the yield curve? the euro would strengthen, if this is the case, if the european central bank s are indeed generally considering how to change, how to change and take ....
who is responsible? the fed? jeffrey lacker? or the new governor of india s reserve bank? we are less than half an hour away from the european equity market open. we will spin you through what we ve got in terms of the equity market. solid session yesterday. let s see what the fair value points are. londono stocks 650 looks like it is going to soften up a little bit. let s move you on and show you what is happening around the world. let me just fix what is happening. what we have got is a story of the markets yesterday at what we did get i want to throw your attention here into the commodities market. gold is stabilizing. we will come back to that story a little bit later. caroline, the store yesterday, gold has been driven by the european market. it is the bloomberg reporting on the taper from the ecb. caroline: bill gross said he even traded on it. he went for a short duration. our people miss reading the brilliant story that is saying the overall ecb decides to s ....
i think mike pence has helped to reset the debate and this will clearly help. we are in the spin room. it has been coming from the other side that mike pence did not adequately defend donald trump tonight. i think it is more important to talk about their policies and what they will do to help real americans. why did hillary clinton 30,000 e-mails? i think she has created three or four jobs, that s when she hired people to help delete her e-mails, and then they ended up taking the fifth. mike pence s job was not to play lay out at was to vision and go on offense about how disaster is four more years of these economic policies and national security policies would be. hadkly, i think tim kaine too much coffee. you know, the guy just interrupted ad nausea him ad nausea him. i don t think he did well tonight at all. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. governor pence said several times that the clinton campaign was insult riven. can you tell me about that strat ....
thank you, cheryl. let s welcome today s guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, closely affiliated with stanford university, and an active philanthropist. chris punongbayan is executive director of asian americans advancing justice, asian law caucus. thank you all for being here. now, this is meant to be a stimulating conversation, so feel free to jump in with your thoughts and ideas like you would with friends, because we are all friends here. all right? welcome. you know, cheryl cited the growing asian-american population in the u.s. this has historical basis, of course, in a very important piece of federal law that passed 50 years ago. so, chris, let s begin with you. how did the immigration and nationality act open the door for im ....
check out the debris blowing around from winds, gusts of 80 miles per hour is what we ve seen thus far. you can see to the right a metal gate blocking this parking lot that s been blown over as well. right here we are along the st. john s river in downtown jacksonville. this ship right here, this is the famous ship, the america from the america s cup. we just spoke to the captain. the ship was on its way to galveston when the storm came along and it had nowhere to go. they had to tie up here in jacksonville. he is hanging out in the parking lot on the second story, hiding out, waiting out the storm, hoping these waters don t right up high enough that the ship goes into the parking lot. here s what else he told us awhile ago that he is worried about. this is the only replica of the america from 1851. the real irony for me is that the original boat was sunk here in 1862 by the confederate navy, so i certainly don t want to repeat history. reporter: yes. folks here sti ....