october 18 futures indicated up about 50 points for the dow s&p indicating to be up about six points all of this riding on the big number it is jobs friday expecting an increase of 75,000 none farm jobs and increase of unemployment rate of 3.6%. the numbers are weighed down by the strike at general motors those striking are treated as unemployed that s important to remember overnight in china, new data showed factory activity slank. analysts expected it to pick up from last month. all of this raises the stakes for the trade war. eunice yoon has more for us now. thank you, becky. that official number was different from the private survey that came out showing factory activity expanded at the fastest pace in two years. it could be because the private survey tracks small and private companies as open toesed to large ones. china this morning proved to be a tech power house the goal here for 50,000 they keep on serving now with the 5g enabled phone apple is on 4g and the hua
we saw a repricing of treasury yields. stocks are down, dollar is getting. we need to look at gaining. we need to look at the ripple affects. the other thing we are watching out for on the back of our great interview the annmarie hordern did in russia with the minister of oil of russia is of course brent. brent oil. mr. novak saying prices for him seem too high. keep it here on bloomberg surveillance. we have someone from the bank of international settlements for an exclusive interview. will talk to him about the banking sector and some of the risks. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: bill gross sees demand from overseas investors. he tweeted lack of foreign buying at these levels likely leading to lower treasury prices. his comments come at a particularly tough time for bond bulls. u.s., the white house has received the fbi report on allegations of sexual assault against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. that comes as senate republ
. david: a very good morning to all of our viewers joining us right now. new trading week. lots to talk about in the markets. shins and up and running as well. focus will be on where we go with those markets. no one knows until we get there. let s get a lay of the land of how things look. where does this really set us up as we get underway this monday? have a look at it at our bloomberg chart. g #btv 7910. into thursday, into friday, that little gap, more than a massive gap. really push the market to extreme levels when you look at markets. 56% of constituents on the shanghai composite are now in oversold territory. does that necessarily mean we will get something into that market, that really depends on where the herd goes. will that be enough to restore confidence in that market? we were down almost 6%, 7% at one point. friday that market has opened up. it will open up in about 25 minutes from now. haslinda: china was most overbought in kenya. it has put things in pers
police said just before 11:00 last night a taxi cab slammed in front of a parked car. gunfire may have been involved, and this is a very quiet, residential block, and at this point it s not clear what the motive may have been, but the prosecutor s office right now investigating the case saying they will bin vest gaiting more today. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. the search for a missing fishing boat is expected to resume this morning. yesterday helicopters and dive teams with the coast guard spent hours searching for the 40-foot fishing boat. the captain of another boat reported seeing the vessel sinking, and rescuers found a life ring and a cooler and floating oil in the area. no one has been reported missing, and they don t know if anyone was on board at the time. john? reporter: thank you, mary. hi, everybody. refreshing weather out the door, and a great day in store for you with humidity and nice numbers. if this is the beginning of your staycation this is a day to en
and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. pleased to welcome award-winning director oliver stone back to this program. his latest project is called snowden, which releases december 27th on dvd and on blu-ray. there is also a wonderful and very heavy coffee table book called the oliver stone experience, which delves into his film work over the years. we ll get to this later in the program. before we start our conversation, though, with oliver stone, first a clip from snowden. where s the modern battlefield, soldier? everywhere. what s the first rule of battle? never reveal your position. and if one unauthorized person knew, if congress knew so would the enemy. that, mr. snowden, is the state of the world. secrecy is security and security is victory. you buy that? you believe that, that secrecy is security and security is victory? no, tavis, he buys it. yeah. and that is an argument that the national security pe