netanyahu will make a last-ditch effort to form a government. elections this month produced a stalemate. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. in his 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories from around the world we are following. president trump calling for the democrat leading the house impeachment inquiry to be questioned for treason. we have the latest from washington. looks safe for now. the credit suisse board backing the ceo after an investigation into a spying scandal. the coo could take over. wait.k, now we the company withdrawn its initial public offering. all that in the next 30 minutes. abigail doolittle is with us, halfway into the last trading day of the quarter. abigail: the dow, s&p, nasdaq all near session highs. the dow and the s&p 500 set for quarterly gains. of nasdaq on the cusp

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. in recent years, prime minister netanyahu i have developed a regional peace initiative which will conduct arab gulf states by rail through jordan to the israeli port in haifa. israel will provide them a faster, shorter and safer outlet. we are also going to connect to the palestinian authority to this project, and this will boost their economy. i presented this initiative to the u.n. secretary-general went we recently met in abu dhabi, and invited him to take part in this important project. israel has a clear policy to advance ties and normalization with arab gulf states. we have no conflict with the gulf states, and we have common interests in the field of security against iranian threats as well as in developing many joint civilian initiatives. israel has a lot of capabilities in many areas, including high-tech, innovation, agriculture, and water technology, which can help the gulf states, and the gulf states have a lot of capabilities that can help israel as well. i hope that this cooperation will lead to the signing of peace agreements between our countries, as we did with egy

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: in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu will make a last-ditch effort to form a government. elections this month produced a stalemate. talks to form a unity government ended without a deal. mars.usk eyes on he outlined plans for a next generation rocket that spacex hopes to use to eventually take humans to the red planet. musk says the goal is to make space travel like air travel. that's just cool. in the markets, we are wrapping up the third quarter, entering the fourth quarter. s&p futures trying to eke out again. watch those small caps, continuing to underperforming the market. it closed at its lowest level on friday in about three weeks. a broadly stronger dollar with the exception of the cable rate. in the u.s., a little selling in the margin. the whole curve moving a bit steeper. crude off by 1%. it looks like mohammad bin salman wants to take military action off the table, so some premium coming off the oil market. the impeachment battle continues to intensify, while market participants weigh how much they should really care. >> i would say that the market is not goi

netanyahu is making an effort to form a government after elections this month produced a parliamentary stalemate. recent talks with his rival ended without a deal. his party says that netanyahu may return his mandate to the president if he cannot break the deadlock. sebastian kirk is on track to return as chancellor. his partya projecting one over percent of the vote. the party tripling its share. negotiating a deal might be a tough task. neither seem willing to compromise. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine: think you so much. let's kick it off with trade. plans -- it current is in response to bloomberg reports that the administration is looking at ways to probe into china. it is coming to a time where china is going to continue opening up its market. joining us now, jean-luc. what have the chinese said? >> it has been pretty restrained so far, about 30 or 40 minutes ago, we had a spokesman from the chinese foreign ministry give the most direct comment about the news. -- thathasize they financial cooperation has b

people's republic of china. in israel, prime minister netanyahu is making a last-ditch effort to form a government. that's after elections forced a parliamentary stalemate. recent talks with the rival party to form a unity government ended without a deal. the party says netanyahu may return his mandate to the president if he can't break the deadlock. onaustria, sebastian kurz is track to return as chancellor. overeople's party one just 37% of the votes. the leading candidate is the green, tripling their share of the votes, but negotiating a deal might be a tough task. neither kurz nor the green wants to compromise. selina wang in beijing. selena, thank you very much. coming up, trump aside, the u.s. president demands to meet that was of lower, the heart of the impeachment -- whistleblower, the heart of the impeachment inquiry, claiming espionage. we get the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: its bloomberg daybreak: europe. 9:16 in dubai. let's get the asian market action. juliette saly standing by in singapore. getting ready for the holidays, but a little bit of action before we go o

plus 1. we know that netanyahu spoke in front of congress to try to get them to vote against the iran deal. netanyahu has been essentially conspiring with trump to get him to pull out of the p5 plus 1. this is what iran got, sanctions for signing the deal. iran signed a nonproliferation treaty. and has hadeapons weapons for decades and has refused to sign a nonproliferation treaty. they do not have international inspections. who haso ask dennis, been a lobbyist for israel for decades and should have to sign under the foreign agents registration act, what do you think about netanyahu's efforts to undermine the iran deal and successfully to have done so with trump? i want c-span to have hillary mann on, who are far more temperate, and i encourage the public to go read what hillary mann wrote. about, what do you think netanyahu's influence? host: thank you. we have featured those authors on c-span2 on booktv. guest: the premise of the question that i am -- that i represent israel is wrong. if you read this book, one of the things i am emphasizing is that israel has some very make.l

movement. benjamin netanyahu is making a last-ditch effort to form a government after elections this month. a parliamentary stalemate. talks with the rival blue-and-white party broke apart. netanyahu may return as presidential mandate to form a government if negotiations fail. elon musk has announced a new rocket designed to carry a human crew and cargo to the moon, mars, or elsewhere in the solar system. the starship is expected to make its first launch in the next few weeks and climbed to 20,000 meters before landing back on earth. this presentation came on the 11th anniversary of the spacex rocket first reaching orbit. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's check on the markets now with sophie in hong kong. sophie: asian stocks are set for a second day of losses on the final trading day of a choppy third-quarter, which in the currency space has been painful for the korean won and kiwi dollar. new zealand's business confidence fell to an 11 year low and industrial ou

benjamin netanyahu is making a last effort to form a government. this after elections this month produced a parliamentary stalemate. partnership talks on sunday morning with the rival blue-and-white party broke up without success. netanyahu maysays return as presidential mandate to form a government if negotiations fail. elon musk has announced a new rocket that is designed to carry a human crew from cargo to the moon, mars, or elsewhere in the solar system. the starship inventor as it is called is expected to make its first launch in the next few weeks and will climbed to about 20,000 meters before landing back on earth. the presentation came on the 11th anniversary of spacex rocket reaching orbit for the first time. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. paul: thanks, su. let's go to sophie and hong kong for australian stocks to watch. are watching amp on a report that they grew plans to merge its bank and into -- into wealth division. details forthcoming octobe

bibi netanyahu be able to form another government? i'll talk to the "new york times" tom friedman. >>> but first, here's my take. whether you think it rises to the level of an impeachable offense, can we all agree that what president trump did was profoundly wrong? he pressured a foreign government to dig up dirt on his political opponent. this is very different from the russia investigation, what was at its core about whether as a candidate trump had colluded with the kremlin. in the case of ukraine, the president is accused of using the awesome power of the united states, power that could make a life-or-death difference for ukraine, to serve his personal political gain. sadly, it's part of a pattern of violations of democratic norms and perhaps laws. the mueller report reveals that donald trump actively sought to curtail or end the special counsel's investigation. trump has allegedly dangled pardons for officials who might break the law in carrying out his immigration agenda. he has repeatedly lambasted the investigative agencies of government or even worse, pressured them to in

their elections. obama tried to knock off netanyahu, clinton has publicly said that he did years before. obama tried to derail braxton. he said if they do it, the british people will be back in the queue as he put it. this is what, i know you're not supposed to say this but this is what great powers and even not so great powers do in the world when they're dealing with foreign governments that have interests that are of consequence to our interests. we tried to influence them. and we do it and i think one of the really bad things about what's going on for the last two or three years is this is going to make life much harder for american intelligence agents who have to operate in dangerous parts of the world doing what we want them to do which is gather intelligence and also interfere with the plans of roguegovernments that might harm the united states . >> when you talk about russian collusion, the next possible step on the part of someamericans is impeachment. are there any grounds there ? i know that word is used ruthlessly but discuss that. >> there is a standard for impeachme

under the p5 plus 1. we know that netanyahu spoke in front of congress to try to get them to vote against the iran deal. netanyahu has been essentially conspiring with trump to get him to pull out of the p5 plus 1. this is what iran got, sanctions for signing the deal. iran signed a nonproliferation treaty. and has hadeapons weapons for decades and has refused to sign a nonproliferation treaty. they do not have international inspections. who haso ask dennis, been a lobbyist for israel for decades and should have to sign under the foreign agents registration act, what do you think about netanyahu's efforts to undermine the iran deal and successfully to have done so with trump? i want c-span to have hillary mann on, who are far more temperate, and i encourage the public to go read what hillary mann wrote. about, what do you think netanyahu's influence? host: thank you. we have featured those authors on c-span2 on booktv. guest: the premise of the question that i am -- that i represent israel is wrong. if you read this book, one of the things i am emphasizing is that israel has some

vladimir putin. and netanyahu. what has he offered and traded away of u.s. national security? >> or with held. talking about the ukrainian call. what was the leverage he was using. the post reporting during the 2017 conversation with russian diplomats trump also seemed to invite russia to interfere in other countries elections. it's shocking. will we ever find out who the other countries were? >> we have some ideas. they have tried in europe and elsewhere. when you tell a country like russia say we don't have any problem with your interference. we don't think it happened. you're saying we're not giving you a hard time about this. we won't care. do as you please. an open door to do it. we shouldn't be surprised when they take it. that meeting had troubling factors. he told them he would fire comey and called him a nut job. from beginning to end that meeting seems to be very problematic. and i would be curious to know what else was on there. there are 12 pages of notes. >> we have no idea what happened in a place called helsinki. the latest breaking news from cnn that the white house

, president abbas also called out israeli prime minister b benjamin netanyahu. >> a week before the recent israeli elections, prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce should he prevail in the elections, he would annex and apply his sovereignty to the jordan valley, the northern dead sea, and israel's colonial settlements. despite the fact that all of these areas are occupied palestinian territory. we reject completely this plan. amy: this week, israel's president threw netanyahu a lifeline, giving the long-serving prime minister a chance to form a new government after last week's election provided no clear winner. the u.s. state department said thursday president trump will slash the number of refugees admitted into the united states from an already-low 30,000 people to just 18,000 over the next year. the head of the aclu immmmigra'' rights project, omar jadwat, respondeded in a statement -- "this administration's eagerness to unilaterally abandon our national commitment to protect people who are seeking safety from persecution, torture, and genocide is sickening. fr

mr netanyahu to russia. far from the only meeting between president clinton and listen. we see our relations with strategically important to us we could almost. 1.5000000 israelis citizens are a moment that i. came to that from. russia was the soviet union and as we care for these people and their lives and their future and this is why we care for you to go. to feature of israel especially taking into account the home of course the great tragedy that the jewish people whole face during world war 2 or the the holocaust of course. and everything that happened when the jewish people was saved. is that i just it was so great to. warm it up with a lot of the people who are actually saved by the red army and now a lot of people remember me from that it was. people who liberated minuets of it as well but. less. well isaac partners are destroying monuments. because their graves to the victims of the holocaust did that this is an uncertain thing to remember. when people push their own narrative of world war 2 of her started being who's to blame you. compare the nazis and communism to cos sh

minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly about us urged the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine. through i'm. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would end next and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas. palestinian territory we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated. or us democratic senator has criticized the egyptian government's crackdown after last week's protests chris murphy has called on the government in cairo to allow demonstrations egyptian rights groups say security forces have arrested nearly 2000 people more protests are planned for friday. president trump has been you know an ab

netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly about the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to our acutely amounts that should he prevail in the elections he would annex and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas. palestinian territories we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated. home plenty more ahead for you this news hour including britain's prime minister has suffered and another political blow as he tries to push ahead with breaks it. hong kong's chief executive hopes have fans to meeting with the public in the hopes of ending a long political crisis. and the cream of wild are less eggs is in doha has the support from the international stadi

president has l on occasion asked me for my advice on israel, on netanyahu, he's asked me my advice on who to appoint and who not to a point in the supreme court. i don't want the media to get that information. i don't want them to know which judges i said didn't think would make good supreme court justices. i didn't want them to have the information about who in the israeli government i might've said negative things about. the presidentth under article to has the absolute right to advice to seek advice from anyone that has to be held confidential. >> laura:: all of those rules ae thrown out the window though because they believe they have the president on the ropes here. watching the commentary today and that's why say, it's got to be motivated by uncontrolled anger and upsetment that trump keeps plugging along while they are hoping he gets knocked off by mueller or a session and none of that happens and they are completely consumed by their own anger. but what you listen to them today, it is, all of that is irrelevant. they don't care if it's bad for the country. they don't care if t

prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly about the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression and palestine a us democratic senator has accused the trumpet ministration of supporting egyptian president of a fossil species regime chris murphy has also called on the government in cairo to allow demonstrations to take place now egyptian rights groups say that security forces have now arrested nearly 2000 people since anti-government protests began last week and more protests are planned for friday. president trump has been you know an absolute disaster for global democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world of the top of that list is president also you see the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests some folds tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so walking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held and we are going to ho

legs is a key part of the west bank it comes after israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the un general assembly the international community to help end what he called israeli aggression in palestine i'm not sure i mean early in. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would annex and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas palestinian territory we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the govern.

the west bank comes after israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu announced plans for more illegal settlements in the occupied west bank speaking at the u.n. general assembly the international community to help end what he told israeli aggression in palestine. i'm not sure i'm. not. a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would end next and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas occupied palestinian territory we reject this plan entirely our response is if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated. the syrian government did use chlorine as a chemical weapon in its battle for libya that the finding of the u.s. investigation secretary of state mike payor has condemned damascus saying the trumpet ministration has been working on preventing such attacks or shall i say the regime has be

about elian akeelah a week before the israeli elections prime minister netanyahu came out to arrogantly announce that should he prevail in the elections he would end next and apply israeli sovereignty to the jordan valley northern dead sea and israel's colonial settlements despite the fact that all of these areas. palestinian territories we reject this plan entirely all responses if the israeli government is to proceed with this plan all signed agreements with the government of the occupation and any obligations will be terminated. the u.k. government has admitted to further breaches of a court order that was made in june which barred arms sales to saudi arabia international trade secretary lose trust told the house of commons that export licenses granted to saudi arabia are likely to be used in the conflict in yemen trus also says it's possible that more cases will come to light. my department identified errors that had taken place in the export licensing procedure in relation to the saudi coalition's activities in the conflict in yemen. as i stated publicly on the 16th of s

benjamin netanyahu is struggling politically and iran has had she vomits militarily speaking and shot down a u.s. drone recently and it is on a strong defensive position in the strait of hormuz as well so for the iranian government through this press conference for the iranian president hassan rouhani this was about really reflecting iran's policies and restating them and actually the fact is a lot of what was discussed with regards to the nuclear program or the idea of talks or the idea of compromising in any way in terms of being flexible on the tenets of the j.c. moving forward with more intrusive inspections all those things are you know discussions that have happened in the past much of the press conference was dedicated to reiterating points that iran has been making for months even years but the hot topic the real hot button issue as the delegation flew from to her onto new york was the issue of the attacks that were claimed by yemen's who the fighters on a ramp go facility saudi oil facilities in saudi arabia and that really was the 1st question out of the gate to preside

, president reuven rivlin has instructed far-right prime minister benjamin netanyahu to form a new government following last week's election that left him deadlocked with rival candidate benny gantz. the pairad been in negotiions over proposed power-r-sharing dealal tuesday,t talks faililed. gantntz previouslyly said wouod not join a gerernment led by netanyahu, who ifacing indictctments over thrhree corruption cases. the prprime ministerer now has 8 days to form a government. in bolivia, environmental groups warned wednesday that more than 2 million wild animals, including jaguars and pumas, have died as fires continue to ravage bolivia's grasslands and forests. the fires began in may but intensified in august, completely devastating bolivia's tropical savanna and destroying at least 10 million acres of forest and grassland. more than 200,000 fires have burnt in the amazon basin this year, destroying at least 29 million acres of raiainforest, mostly in brazil. italian authorities have evacuated communities and closed roads around mont blanc, warning the mountain's glacier is at ri

ballistic missile and keep us all safe. but we also got to meet with the prime minister, netanyahu. and we had a long discussion about the west bank and about the time that we spent there inside the west bank, watching israelis and palestinians working together in this integrated fashion. and i asked the prime minister, you know, wow, so many of the myths have been debunked, you know, i want to go back with this information, talk to my colleagues, talk to my constituents, what should we say? and the prime minister said, do you remember what he said? he said, tell their truth. he said, tell their truth. i will just also say this. that with iran working to destabilize the region, and threaten israel through dangerous terrorist proxies that we've seen, hezbollah and hamas, it's essential that we stand together with our ally. and i'm committed, and i know that we all are, in protecting our critical relationship and strengthening the ties between the united states and israel. i also find it especially concerning that anity israel actors are seeking to -- anti-israel actors are seeking to delegi

choosing benjamin netanyahu to form a government. benny gantz would stay on as prime minister, try to get a government formed. what happens next there, do you think? >> for to us understand what actually happened to be able to project israel has a parliamentary system. like italy or chile. so even if you do not win the popular vote you could still the vote of all these blocs, parliamentary blocs, benjamin netanyahu as skills. he was able to form this majority but i think the president of israel i know had the past want ad national government, national unit government because israel is facing a lot of problems both on the inside with gaza and with iran. they have to be in line also with our strategy in the region. so the choice of mr. netanyahu seems to be rational at least for a head of state. connell: is that the best-case scenario for the point of view of the united states for u.s. interests the way it is playing out so far? >> principle in washington israelis would decide on all that stuff. reality there was previous relationship between this administration and israel's governme

binyamin netanyahu to try and form a new coalition government netanyahu has a 6 week deadline to break the political deadlock with 5 all benny gantz let's see if we can get more on this story knife from harry faucets. israel's president laid out the caretaker prime minister to announce a result he'd been trying to avoid riven rivlin wanted benjamin netanyahu to form a national unity government with his main rival benny gantz those talks failed and instead he chose the man with a bigger potential coalition bloc to have the 1st chance at forming a government give it a little back of a decision on who should be handed the task of forming the government depends on who has more chance to succeed currently 55 supported knesset member latanya hate and if the 4 supported knesset member benny gantz. said they wouldn't sit with him in a government before the announcement a 2nd meeting between netanyahu and dance at the president's home serve merely to confirm what was already clear the talks between the parties had gone nowhere neither man reportedly willing to go 2nd in a rotational prime minis

>>> blue and white party leader benny gantz has called on benjamin netanyahu and his likud party to negotiate with no preconditions to form a government netanyahu is beginning the task of trying to put together a coalition government amid political deadlock >>> at home, sam's club is teaming up with several health care providers to offer discounts on routine care customers might delay or skip because of the cost. starting next month, members in michigan, pennsylvania, and north carolina will be able to buy discounted bundles of health care services. you're up-to-date. back to you. >> all right thank you very much. >>> all right. let's get back to the markets. target raised to the number one position on cowen's prediction this is a stock up 60% this year i get it everything in the call in true, but do you worry it's too late >> no, i don't worry that it's too late it can be too late in the following context. you're not going to get another 60% gain i don't care and i see pete in the background there probably seething as i say that but i think you get the market return here. somewhere

president rivlin appointed netanyahu. at this point and essentially every one of the likud all the likud ministers are fully. sworn allegiance to it's now with sensually so the idea that they're going to toss him overboard is a little farfetched but at the same time it's not outside the realm of possibilities the reality is that president rivlin has very limited power as the president of israel which is mostly a figurehead role but what he does have a role in is the specific issue and there's one thing that we can be assured of in that's that he is doing everything in his power to prevent a 3rd election in 2019 so and he's a former member of the likud obviously so if it turns that he needs to pressure likud ministers to throw nets now over the edge that may happen but i think the fact that he gave nothing out of the 1st crack at creating a government is. both good and bad it's sort of there is nothing i would be able to put something together that everybody kind of suspects is impossible but at the same time in going back to netanyahu has 9 lives it's impossible to count him out. f

netanyahu to try and form a new government the prime minister still has no clear path to a 5th term after emerging from the september 17th ballot without a majority in our us 28 days to form a coalition. and members of hamas have held a special session session of the palestinian legislative council to support prisoners on hunger strike dozens of palestinians in israeli jails are on their 16th consecutive day of an open ended strike they're protesting against mobile phone jammers and prisons that they say cause cancer and haiti's president is calling for calm after days of protests in the capital port au prince at least one person was killed in clashes with the police on wednesday protesters have been calling on java now moyes to resign is accused of corruption and failing to resolve worsening fuel and food shortages. well that's the update up next manmade invisible threat. sagna been really is a professor at george mason university and an expert on biological weapons she was born in tunisia and studied in france they had several people from teaching. to the western countries by anti

supreme court said his decision to suspend parliament was illegal. israel's president benjamin netanyahu to try and form a new government the prime minister still has no clear path to a 5th merging from the september 17th ballot without a majority or a force that has more now from west jerusalem. it was really president reagan rivlin had made it clear earlier this week and indeed since the election result came in that he wanted to see a unity government between the 2 biggest parties benjamin netanyahu xli could and benny gantz is blue and white but the talks that he had sponsored and tried to broker failed after just 2 days worth of trying and so he decided that the other option available to him was to give the mandate to try to form a coalition government to one of those too many chose benjamin netanyahu because he had a coalition block in waiting of some 55 seats in the israeli parliament the knesset you need 61 for a majority coalition government benjamin netanyahu came on to the up to the podium to say that he had a slightly less bad chance a century of making a government than benny

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. overnight is relapse president says benjamin netanyahu in the next government, get the first shot. that after a heated election in to get a virtual tie between netanyahu and his rival hands. neither got a simple majority in parliament. both leaders have been urged to create a broad unity government. jillian: former acting ice director tom home and heading to capitol hill testify on the crisis at the border. you may remember things got heated last time he was on the hill. >> in my 34 years i have never seen such towards law enforcement that -- >> what time is expired. your time is expired. >> if you don't like it legislate. >> reporter: he appeared before judiciary subcommittee for hearing on the expansion and troubling use of ice detention. it comes after the senate voted to end donald trump's emergency declaration on the border which was used to move federal money for border wall construction. the president is likely to veto the resolution. now this. ice gets sued for making arrests outside courthouses. new york's attorney general claiming the agency's practice of arresting illegal imm

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minister benjamin netanyahu has been given the chance to form the next government, this comes after last week's deadlock election, netanyahu, the conservative likud party has been chosen over his rival. the lifetime political leader's chances of forming a government is stronger. and he has less than a month to secure 61 seats in the 121 seat parliament. netanyahu referred 55 recommendations to be prime minister from right wing and religious parties. and the longest serving israeli prime minister is also facing corruption charges. you can imagine if he does not form a government and neither did benny gansk, they may have to go to a third election than less than a year. that would be quite the thing. >> cracks appear to be emerging in the republican party over the call with the ukrainian president. >> the head of national intelligence is expected to appear on capitol hill today to cuss the whistleblower complaint. a preview of that next. stay with us. iew of that next stay with us if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your

october 31, also mario draghi's last day in office. benjamin netanyahu has been tapped to form israel's next government. it comes just a week before netanyahu faces a crucial corruption hearing. the allegations have clouded the last three years of his tenure. softbank is in talks on whether to increase his pledge in investment in we work. the original value was part $1.5 billion -- for $1.5 billion. it comes as we work is likely to postpone its ipo until next year with its ceo stepping down. global news 24 hours a day and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am sebastian salek and this is bloomberg. nejra: thanks so much. let's check in on the bigger stock movers. >> a lot of these big movements we see today are to the downside. i want to kick it off with abm criminaling a investigation to do with anti-money laundering. imperial brands plunging this morning, down some 11%. they cut their revenue guidance and see sales coming in at about 2%. this is due to a slowdown in vaping in the united states. we have seen in the comi