to reasonable policies. francine: good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance. we have great guests. we will be talking dollar, pound, and some of the greek bonds. first things first. that s check in on your markets. this is the picture. banks in the u.s. yesterday leading the rally, as janet yellen, with her comments yesterday, seemed have buoyed equities. a lot of banks in europe are still gaming. 1.6% for the industry in europe. stocks in general are gaming. a next bag in terms of earnings. lot has been playing out on the currency markets. chinese stocks in hong kong jumping after record new credit fueled optimism for strength of the chinese economy. let s get straight to the first word news. here is nejra cehic. trump sides to donald presidential campaign had contact with russian intelligence officials according to the new york times citing former and current officials saying intercepted calls show repeated contacts with senior russian intelligence officials in the y
this is fox5 local news at 10. right now at 10 a frightening situation for people across our region. for hours their calls to 911 wouldn t work. we ll break down what happened and if it can happen again.agai a stunning announcement from the district s veteran police chief cathy lanier. i think i definitely bring something to the table. > the chief scores a job withob the nfl.th when is she out? who will replace her and who is in chargn of finding her successor? the answers that will impact thehe future of the district s policee force.fo plus, three people charged with running a sex trafficking ring t in maryland. investigators say they recruited teens online with promises of modeling. how police busted them. right now on fox5 news at 10. customers across the region have had trouble calling 911. 911 as you can imagine it s createda all kinds of problems. thanks for joining us i m shawn yancy and i m tony perkins. it s been going on for most ofof the day, sprint customers are g
competing for the limelight. a great exclusive with vladimir putin, that it is also jobs day. people want to see the indication of what the fed will do. tom: right. 8:30, but on jobs at certainly the putin interview is front and center. there are a lot of different themes here, francine, not only what he said but what he didn t say as well. francine: right. and it was a two-hour interview so we have a lot to get through. let s get now to the bloomberg first word news with emma chandra. emma: for more on that interview, russia wants to compromise in the dispute with japan, that stretches back more than 70 years. at the end of world war ii, the soviet union occupied four small japanese islands. in an exquisite interview, vladimir putin says he wants to develop a long-term relationship. [speaking russian] there is a discussion of this topic, and we did that, we met them halfway. withe past couple years, our relationship from the japanese side, we have moved forward. our partne
today we bring you our weekly show, brexit: what s next, bringing all the news and conversations around the u.k. s vote to leave the eu. today we speak to [indiscernible] we are live also at the first eu summit in four decades without the u.k. francine, i m here in bratislava. the meeting is commencing behind me. tokel said they are critical show unity. we have tsipras saying we must stop sleepwalking in the wrong direction. we will bring you all the signs of whether they are singing on the same sheet. is it more integration or less integration in a post-brexit world? francine: thank you so much. we will have prompting more from caroline throughout the program. deutsche bank, this is the share price at the moment, down significantly. opened 7% lower. first let s get to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra: donald trump has dropped a major tax-cut for business organizers from his tax overhaul proposals. the change will make the nominee s plan much less f