into london. >> leading into london, i didn't want anything to do with the sport. >> reporter: in fact, phelps hated swimming. and often wouldn't show up to practice. but he and bowman put on a good front keeping their strained relationship hidden. prior to london, bob, was there a time you didn't think he was going to go? >> yes. >> reporter: you thought he was going to quit? >> i hoped he would. >> reporter: why? >> i thought it was going to end badly. >> reporter: it all second dui and went to rehab. >> i felt like i didn't want to see another day. i felt like it should be over. >> reporter: so did you check yourself into treatment because you had a drinking problem or because you had a public relations problem? >> i checked myself in because i think i was at a point in my life where something needed to change. >> reporter: he's sober now and there's a sense of self-acceptance. >> ready? go! >> reporter: people close to phelps says he hates to lose realistic? >> there's a number in my head. >> reporter: so if you don't hit the number, will you be able to look at me and say i went ou

why london and why now? >> why not. amazing. there is so much going on and so much going and here it a lot of products. great always exciting to reach out to a different part of the world. europe also has doughnuts. what makes you think it will take off? many otherso pastries that are not as exciting and it is something that i really focus on, to push to make sure we have a different bakery. >> if we talk about the balance between brand recognition and the desire to check your brand, how do you balance those things? do every day,t we seven customers by giving them good experience. and very conservative mindful of the business. doing amazing. eu and london and we are excited to be a part -- a part of it. what else comes next? where do you think there will be a big hike? >> always push myself to be creative. it is always exciting not only , --me >> you have brought some things with you. we are a journalistic endeavor here. >> you will be as well in london. a nice crispy outside and flaky and tender and beautiful for breakfast. fre

he said he was done in london. he already won 22 olympic medals. 18 of them his he's got a chance -- he's got a very legitimate chance of taking on maybe three more goals. >> reporter: and don't forget the splash american katie ledecky made four years ago. >> she comes into london as a 15-year-old, wins the 800 free style, stuns the world. >> the future of usa swimming. >> reporter: four years later, she would win a fist full of gold. she wins by jaw breaking margins. >> reporter: in gymnastics, mary says watchout for simone this kid. she's got real heft to what she does. and she does things that nobody else has ever seen before. >> reporter: and mary says don't count out jamaican sprinter usain both bolt. >> he's as big a presence as anyone. >> reporter: this is olympics 13 for mary who has extra reason to love the rio games. >> i've been watching so much television, so much political fighting and you hear the candidates saying i love the idea the american flag is going to go up for the next 17 days and people hav

it is 4:44 in london. be otc, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: it is time for the global battle of the charts, where we look at the most compelling charts and what it means for investors. you can run the function featured at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off, it is matt miller. matt: i was hoping to go first, because i see mark barton at the european themed charge. i don't, i have a u.k. themed chart. this is london house prices. they are not rising as quickly as they have, or falling -- wait, they are not rising as 1.2%.- wait, they are up that number has not been that low since june 2015. the are still rising year after year. you see the problem i have making that point. they have not quite fallen yet. they did fall in the last month, and the number of days it has taken to sell your house in london has drawn out. i think it is interesting house prices continue to rise year-over-year after the brexit vote. the number is 2746. vonnie: you are basically saying cooling would be the word. matt:

bronze in london 4 years ago. raiseman is hoping for an on core in rio. looking to go out on top in what could be her final olympic games. welcome to the olympic zone. i'm trey daerr. the opening ceremony get under way tomorrow night. kicking things off enemy rio yesterday and we begin tonight is hoping to capture a gold medal that evaded her in 2 previous olympics. >> reporter: as an olympic veteran byle is used to be on the biggest stage. in 2008 bizzle was the youngest athlete on the olympic team. >> on phelps. i was so young. >> reporter: returning for her third olympic games as captain. >> for me my role on the team is not necessarily winning the medals or being the face of the sport. it's more behind the scenes and being a cheer leader. >> reporter: the rhode island native made a splash at the age of 5. >> growing up in rhode island it's an ocean state. i loved the water. work out in. my parents got that energy out of me by plopping me in a pool. >> reporter: made her way to massachusetts to join the blue fish swim club. >> they drove me there and b

in particular, in the london market, as opposed to the outer london market, is suffering more. francine: what about a weaker pound? does that help with house prices? are you seeing more money from the periphery countries, or even china and the like? >> will obviously, as well as the underlying demand from u.k. buyers and investors, if their assets are in currency that is appreciating on the sterling, that is good news for them. we are hearing reports of more of them circling around, putting in lower bids, looking for bargains. they are going to wait for the right time, pick up the deals that are more appealing to them. oftainly there are reports more foreign investors starting to look around. but not in the volumes we have seen before. francine: if you were selling house right now how do you look at it,? we have no idea what brexit really means. we don't know when article 50 will be triggered, we don't know whether eu people can stay in the u.k., we don't know whether they need passports, what happens to the financial system. how do you choose whether now is the right time to b

i'm going to find london. i'm going to find a way. >> coming up. >> you don't know what they've got inside that vehicle. it is extremely dangerous to confront these people. this is their property. they're criminals. ♪ >>> kat french and dottie laster make a second attempt to rescue a trafficked victim named london. despite high hopes, the team fails to extract the young girl again. they call it a night. but soon awake to unexpected news. >> this is -- yeah. this is my excited face. the last thing i texted her driving away, we are not giving up on you. pack a go bag and text when you're ready. i will be there in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> i woke up and i was getting a text. it said i'm ready, and so i immediately tried to scramble the team because there was an extraction. >> yes, this morning. i don't even have time to reflect because we're going to meet london again. i was, like, thank you! the team convenes for an important security briefing prior to their rendezvous with london. scott, head of security outline

like to buy in london, but i have to buy 140 miles outside of london because i cannot afford it. are you talking about the growth rate of being a little bit? svenjia: at the moment, it is the growth rate not growing is quickly as you have seen. sell your house, unless you really have to, you will weigh in the. he will wait and see. that is because you will take a financial hit. tom: give us a shot of london with the new office building. the third floor looking over the wonderful christopher yen. when you look at at london there are cranes everywhere. it looks like to buy a bunch of years ago. there is a live shot. are the cranes going to be there for multi family housing in london, or is it still i am trying to buy some 19th-century thing that i cannot afford? svenjia: a lot of the development that you have seen has been the regeneration of areas. a lot of foreign investors have been driving the market. suddenly, antidotal evidence is that these investors may be putting deposits on these developments and are now pulling out. or, they are not overly keen to seal the deal so to spe

an american woman stabbed to death on a london street. a florida college professor's five others wounded amid fears of terrorism. whatnvestigators are now saying. >>> major mob bust. a massive takedown straight out of a movie script, dozens arrested on a laundry list of charges. >>> and the americans to watch. some familiar faces, some new hoping to strike gold here in rio. plus matt lauer with michael phelps. why he says this olympics is so different as we reach the eve of the games. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >> good evening from copacabana beach, one of the many competition sites for the games starting tomorrow here in rio. of course in this half of the world, it is mid-winter. even though we are just an hour ahead of u.s. eastern time, the sun has been down here time. think february in the states without the cold. we'll have more on the upcoming competition here later. but we want to start with a brand new snapshot of the race for president. a new n

it's a win-win for london. reporter: the service was due to start last september but was delayed by a series of strtrike by london downgroundworkers seeking better pay for the anti-social hours. the union came to an agreement in february. let's see if it will boost the nighttime of the clubs. it comes at a cost of 26 million pounds per year. that's over 28 million uros. transport for london hopes to break even in three years. the scheme is expected to create 500,000 jobs. and at 7.4 billion uros to the london economy by 2030. the night trains will run on two central london lines, the viktoria and central. plans to extend to other lines and stations, including heathrow airport. emma: they have confirmed the extent to which france's tourism industry is suffering. the national statistics office say this friday that the number of visitors to hotels, guest houses and campsites across the country had dropped nearly 5% from april to june. that includes the period during win the euro football championship was taking pl

the brutal mass stabbing attack happened in central london. one woman in her 60s was killed when police say a 19-year-old mangan attack -- man began attacking people near the museum. phil black was there. >> it happened after 10:00 in the evening in london on a thursday night and in a station that is -- in an area that is in east central london. it is busy. it is a social night in london. you can expect people to be in this area. they are not huge crowds. it is in this location where police say that a man was seen with a knife. he was attacking people. >> two women and three men were wounded in the stabbing attack. it took police about 10 minutes to locate the suspect. a taser was used to subdue him. >> early indications suggest mental health is a significant factor in this case. of course at this stage we should keep an open mind regarding motive and consequently terrorism as a motivation remains but one line of inquiry. >> it comes as london's mayor says they will deploy 600 armed police on the street in light of the terror attacks. london r

. >> london feels like a lifetime ago. i feel like a completely different person. >> reporter: she is already an olympic silver medalist. johnston won that medal four years ago in london. board. >> four years ago i wasn't a strong enough diver. i had three strong dives i could do in synchronize. i worked really hard on those other dives and i teal like i'm ready to get up there and be by myself. >> reporter: in the months entering these games, abby has kept busy with a few things. like finishing her second year of medical school at duke. and a few weeks engaged. medical school, olympics, and now getting married. other than that how is your summer going? >> best summer of my life. and i found out i'm a published author. which is really exciting. i was also in people magazine. i was like wow kind of crushing it here. [ laughter ] >> and northeast ohio has a couple other connections to the rio games that has nothing to dr. mark mendazoon has worked with several track and field athletes competing in rio. he has worked with jen

in london. they brought down the scaffolding. it is gorgeous. aght around the corner is building that wells fargo just put $400 billion into. i assume that is currency driven. do you have, in your head, a level on sterling ruby have a feeding frenzy of purchase. >> we are seeing people come into the u.k. market because of weakness of currency. actually, a lot of money has been coming in already. tom: agreed. >> a lot of money from overseas buyers. that has been happening for 2-3 years. actually, if you look at the last 2-3 years, the peak of the market was 2014-2015. i think we will continue to see some softness in the market. ones of 120eet sterling. i get that. halfway there. maybe it is 124. onyou print a 125 handle sterling, what do animals like you do? >> for us, we are in the slightly different position. funde managing pension money, essentially. if we look to sell into the market, this is not a particularly bad time to sell. we went to get liquidity a few weeks ago, it was how much money

breed. >> so supervisor president london breed touched on is one of the my favorite piece of this job the relationships i get do build in the community that helps me decide and determine where to focus so andrea is a community member i had the pleasure of working with for many years but specifically in the intersunset like to introduce her to you. >> hi i'd like to thank the mayor and the city agencies for coming out and also to stress it is not about today we are a western neighborhood it often doesn't get attention from city hall but we video problems and we feel powerless and frustrated with repeated car break-ins and watching people struggle with mental illness and i'm happy that sandra and the mayor recognize the problems are all connected not dealt with separately the city agencies need to work together trash, crime mental illness all those things have to be dealt with what we're doing is in the past clearly not working or not working in my opinion so i'm glad to have everybody here the streets all right look way cleaner than yesterday and i hope this will be more than a one-day

. >> phil black in london. keep us posted on developments of the story. >>> back here in the united states, florida's miami-dade county aerial spraying is set to start a few hours from now covering a ten-square mile area where officials confirmed 15 cases of the zika virus trans t transmitted by mosquitoes. pregnant women and their partners are to avoid traveling to the wynwood area. the zika virus can cause severe birth defects. florida's governor rick scott says free zika testing will be offered to all pregnant women across the state. >>> in the fight over transgender rights, the supreme court is siding with the school board in virginia. the ruling temporarily blocks a lower court decision to allow a transgender male high school student to use the women's restroom in september. school officials made an emergency appeal to exempt them from the obama administration edict. >>> 51 minutes past the hour. most millennials fear they are not making enough money to retire. they are already thinking of retirement. that

in london. let us get a bloomberg business flash. juliette saly is in hong kong. juliette: uber will merge its china business with didi according to people familiar with the matter. the new company will be valued at $35 million. uber will continue to run its own apple in china for now. sony shares have risen after a surprise first-quarter profit has been posted of $205 million. a loss was expected. strength in its playstation division outweighed the impact of the earthquake which shut its main manufacturing site. fallen again after the hit game pokemon go dropped from the top of the app downloading charts in japan. the biggest decline in more than two decades. while pokemon go has been a social phenomenon, the tokyo-based company says it does not expect a major earnings boost from the apple. panasonic shares have plunged in tokyo after it were worded worse than it acted first-quarter earnings on friday. net income fell 64%. the firm says it plans to sell nearly $4 billion in bonds. it has hired

london. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> grant: the the past hour or so officials in london seemed to be leading towards terrorism and what we do know for sure and five others injured after this knife attack in central london the russell square area. the famous british museum university of london as well news partners are reporting one suspect has been detained using a taser apprehend the guy. this comes hours after authorities announced london would be beefing up police presence earlier today the police commissioner said he is assuming that the matter of f or not a matter of if but when a terror attack happened. hours after this announcement that might attack the very well could be care related we will stay on top of developments in london. >> st

coming up on "early today," braerking overnight a stabbing spree in central london. one person is dead, five injured. police looking into the possibility of terrorism. >> nbc news has learned trump allies may intervention. new video inside a plane in dubai moments after it crash landed, plus service members infected with zika. and jimmy kimmel's rude awakening. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody and thanks for joining ustion today. i'm betty nguyen. police are not ruling out one woman is dead and others are injured in that attack. londoners are waking up today is an increased police presence as a precaution. let's go to matt who joins us live from london. what's the latest in this investigation? >> reporter: i don't know if you can see, but as you mentioned there is an increased police presence and there's really atypical for this tranquil city. as you can see behind me, there's some police ce an area in front of russells square here in the heart of central london and that's because lost night there was a knifing and that left one woman dead,

. >>> a deadly attack in london. a man with a knife stabbing six people in a popular shopping districts. was it terrorism? >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. it is thursday, august 4th. 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. there is said to be frustration with republican leaders upset and disappointed with their presidential candidate. inside the trump campaign, staffers are baffled over how to keep trump on message and out of trouble. sources reveal the campaign has reached out to chris christie and newt gingrich and several other trump advisors looking for anyone to keep their nominee on the rails. >> what's trul truly frustratine is you have a successful businessman who could be historical. he needs to say he is only fighting with hillary clinton and president obama. other than those two people, every time he talks about anyone else. it is an unforced fumble, if you like, or interception as i would have said. it is clearly a mistake. >> one adviser tells cnn trump seemed

the brutal mass stabbing attack happened in central london. one woman in her 60s was killed when police say a 19-year-old mangan attack -- man began attacking people near the museum. phil black was there. >> it happened after 10:00 in the evening in london on a thursday night and in a station that is -- in an area that is in east central london. it is busy. it is a social night in london. you can expect people to be in this area. they are not huge crowds. it is in this location where police say that a man was seen with a knife. he was attacking people. >> two women and three men were wounded in the stabbing attack. it took police about 10 minutes to locate the suspect. a taser was used to subdue him. >> early indications suggest mental health is a significant factor in this case. of course at this stage we should keep an open mind regarding motive and consequently terrorism as a motivation remains but one line of inquiry. >> it comes as london's mayor says they will deploy 600 armed police on the street in light of the terror attacks. london r

the london market of 0.2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ oil which is about $45 a barrel, asia in positive territory. can the summer optimism hold? will japan's growth star t as it wrestles with slow business spending, piling pressure on the boj to act in september? properties in london are taking longer to sell, despite a summer price cut. we bring you an interview with the director. welcome to "the pulse," live from ldo

anna edwards is with me in london. sterling, 1.3084. surprising con founding the world is going to end crew. confounding, the world is going to end crew. to 6.70.etting close anna: coming up shortly is "bloomberg ," with caroline hyde and alix steel. alix steel, what have you got coming up on the program? alix: it is going to be about what to do about the market. to break down the investment strategy, we are going to talk with scott mather, the cio at their responsible for u.s. core strategies. what do you do if the rate is at zero and you do not want to take on a lot of duration or credit risk? we will be building up to your important interview, tom, tomorrow with stanley fischer, pounding the drum towards jobs friday. tom: i would suggest commodities are one of the litmus papers. i know you follow that carefully. but oil is critical in september. alix: very critical, with that non-informal meeting on opec. tom: how do you know that? alix: because i am an oil nerd. we need humphrey bogart to walk in with -- alix: that would help oi

>> sandra has a great dilate called the fix it leader of the city thank you to supervisor president london breed for joining us this more than the leaders on board the board president and for the neighborhoods particularly the ones she represents they wants it fixed yesterday but i also want to say thank you to both the captains of taraval value and the park stations for being here as well our homelessness outreach teams part of fix it teams thank you. this is a difficult job you're helping to improve lives for everybody formatting we put together a new department to really be dedicated and focused on the outcomes for our people that on the streets i wanted to say thank you to rec and park the dpw, that i used to head and i know that they're happy because they always said we can't do it by ourselves we need the partners they got the partners the fix it teams as sandra will explain a coordinated multi department this has handles things from our health department and mental health person on the team that is part of outreach team their services were needed just this morning was we remember co

i truly believe london will be the capital of the world regardless. incirlik isn't in the -- and zurich isn't in the eu either. manus: thank you so much for joining us. innovation andof group cdo at ubs. time.you both for your up next, "on the move." the fed chair surprises the market. which three currencies would you want to go for? goldman sachs has a rollcall. stay with "on the move" to find out which ones. caroline: welcome back to "on the move." goldman sachs, the pound, the yen, the new zealand dollar the most vulnerable to a surprise at jackson hole. let's dig into the potential move with none other than richard jones. a key chart onot my bloomberg. this is looking at the yen, the two year yield on japanese debt. see, whatas we can happens if we have a hawkish janet yellen. richard: the problem with the japanese policymakers is that the yen has strengthened even when you yields were declining. now they are off their lows and the yen keeps strengthening. i think what japanese officials will be looking for is a hawkish message from janet yellen i

division game playing indianapolis over in london. then the early bye for the jaguars. >> cris: i get green bay, and that's going to be a challenge. but it's at home. but after that they pl so we're going to find out about jackson vil jacksonville and if they have stepped up the way they think they have, those are games they can be competitive with. >> mike: that london game a home game. the first four are technically home and three of the next four come on the road. number 22 on the night. >> referee: this was one infraction. defense number 91. five-yard penalty. remains first down. >> mike: michele? >> michele: well, i'm with andrew whitworth. we were just discussing the large number of penalties. but none by andy dalton. what a very nice smooth start for you guys tonight. he took a big leap last season before injuring himself. what are you expecting from him this year? >> continue to be him. same guy we've had all this time we've been together. attitude, he leads our troops. we go as he goes. we're excited to have him back there. >

. ♪ nejra: we will take you from washington to london. here's what we're watching. day 2 of hard u.k. data. the post brexit economy with jobless claims unexpectedly falling in july. we will talk to one and economist who says significant changes may be coming down the line. vonnie: employees and executives bank maye be facing another year with no bonuses. sales at target are dropping. the ceo calling it a difficult retail environment. let's have a look at where european equities are trading right now. just under 30 minutes to the close. the stoxx 600 down almost .8%. pretty much every industry group lower on the stoxx 600. this is a normalized chart. it shows that we have had four successive days of no gains. the longest stretch going back two months. investors perhaps questioning the rally we have seen recently in europe. 100.pushed the ftse reacting to those hawkish comments we got from fed officials. this is sterling. down almost .3%. the pound has also held near a three-year low versus the euro. this even after we got the expected jobless claims data. down 1.2%.a

alex is in london with the latest. >> today, a london on edge. armed police stepping up security on the streets after an a aparentally random knife attack in london russells scare. a 19-year-old man is in custody. he's of somali origin, suffering from mental health issues. >> i emphasize, so far, we have found no evidence of radicalization that would suggest the man in our custody is in any way motivated by terrorism. >> police arrived on the scene of the stabbing after 10:30 last night. minutes after the first of many emergency calls. >> i could hear the policeman screaming stop, don't move. don't go any further. stay with you are. he turned around and continued running. >> officers used a stun gun to subdue the teen and arrested him on suspicion of murder. >> then he was down. and so many police officers then came here and they blocked the street. >> after several recent terror attacks in europe, london's mayor is urging calm but vigilance. >>iving in london, you live with that threat of terrorism. >> the stabbing spree came within hours of lon

i'm francine loquat in london. tom keene isn't london. here is taylor. allegations in a whistleblower lawsuit says celgene donated to patients helping to abort cancer drugs. celgene says the accusations are baseless. a company is-- teaming up with google, $700 billion over the next seven years. uber has ended its war in china with the deal with didi. according to people familiar willthe matter, uber s .ell to didi they have been pushing to sell the business due to big losses. you have more on the uber deal. let's head to beijing. when you look at uber, how does across through your world when it comes to the economy? to keene does not like extrapolate on the numbers. it shows the strength and potential demand for china. absolutely. at the corporate level, there is a lot of logic to this. hemorrhaging. i think the biggest story here -- i think their art to potential ingles is the first discontinued excitement from the chinese consumer, already the biggest contributor to gdp growth. tom: that is right where i wanted to go. the dreaded phrase of joint ventur

one will you move to london? sterling will be weaker. will carlsberg migrate to london? cees 't: good morning. you're painting a picture that is attractive for us, as well as the u.k. is starting to do more. tom: within that is the idea of a global platform. you worked for years with you know ever -- unilever. what will multi national food and beverage do? can you think about building revenue and products? over the years, if you look at the fast-moving companies the last 20 to 40 years, there have always been unexpected dynamics in the markets. and the good thing is that people are eating, dining, and drinking. that is a solid is is. as a result, you see price generators. it is good to review our portfolio and look to other areas, like nonalcoholic beers. our beers and other countries is more affordable. so we have many lovers -- lev ers. francine: talk to me about russia, which is the main concern for carlsberg because of inflation in russia. will you have to close or raised because demand will wane in breweriesclose because demand will wane in russia? cees 't: well, we

michael phelps makes history in dramatic fashion and america's london 2012, missy franklin in for a big comeback. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >> good evening from the olympic park. americans with a chance to increase their medal count i first, from what in florida is called an unimaginable accident, the fatal shooting of a volunteer who took place in a police academy training drill, the 74-year-old woman seen moments before she was killed when real bullets were somehow fired in what was supposed to be a demonstration. how does something like that happen? keri sanders tonight from punta gorda with late details. >> reporter: librarian, married 55 years with her husband, gary, just moments after they attended a community event on tuesday, gary witnessed in disbelief as this punta gorda police officer dressed as a criminal during a role playing exercise shot gary's wife, first in the shoulder and then a second fatal shot to her chest. mary's son, steve, describes what her

. >>> americans are attacked in london. what we have just learned about the wife who did not survive. >>> also breaking at this hour, the severe storms hitting now. the funnel spotted, and reports of several buildings destroyed. collapsing as the storms hit. the race to help the injured. >>> the urgent manhunt right now. authorities say a sniper on the loose in an american city has, in fact, struck again. >>> and just in tonight, the new video. american athletes who have arrived in rio. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with several major developments in the race for president. just a short time ago, president obama with very pointed words about donald trump. the president was asked about trump, who has said the election this november could be rigged. the president was also asked if donald trump can be trusted with the nuclear codes. and the president was asked whether donald trump is ready to receive classie gives to presidential candidates every four years. those briefings, set to begin soon. and all of this, just as

this is bloomberg. ♪ frank i am francine lacqua here in london. let's get to the burke business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: -- has removed its ceo sing the role has become so complex that it traditional management profile was no longer adequate. bynk manion will be placed -- with immediate effects. shares have fallen 22% since he took over as ceo in march of last year. talks.ere has held the combination of the two companies will create the world's largest supplier of industrial assets. warren buffets pressure hathaway posted boosted its investment in apple during the second quarter when the stock slipped according to a regulatory finding. 55% to 15.2 million shares. copper miner antofagasta has seen its revenue slump 18.5% on lower prices. speaking to bloomberg, the ceo says he sees profits rising in the medium-term. >> copper has traded sideways this year and we have seen a summer demand in the first half in china which represent around 50% of copper demand. the outlook for copper is favorable in the medium-term. in the short-term term, there

here's demarco morgan. >> quijano: a new harry potter play opened in london this weekend. the new book went on sale overnight. once again, the world is under the wizard's spell. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: five years after harry potter last worked his magic at the box office, he's back in a new play and book: "harry potter and the cursed child." fans in manhattan waited hours for the midnight book-release. >> three, two, one, whoa! >> i've always wanted to know >> i've always wanted to know what happens to harry in the future and not everyone can travel to london to see the play, so the book is the next best option. >> i've been reading them since i was 12 years old and it's like part of our childhood and continues to be part of our childhood, and have that >> reporter: potter fans from new york to london's west end theatre district were dressed in character for the debut. as for the author... >> it feels wonderful. it has been quite a long time, obviously, since i've been to a potter opening night or a premiere. so i'm having slight flashbacks, yeah. >> reporter:

londoners are waking up today is an increased police presence as a precaution. let's go to matt who joins us live from london. what's the latest in this investigation? >> reporter: i don't know if you can see, but as you mentioned there is an increased police presence and there's really atypical for this tranquil city. as you can see behind me, there's some police officers ou an area in front of russells square here in the heart of central london and that's because lost night there was a knifing and that left one woman dead, five injured. three of those people very sent home from hospital and the 19-year-old is in custody. police subdued him with a taser gun. the major ran on a platform of reducing knife violence her in calm and vigilant and report suspicious activity to police officers. the motive is unclear. police are not ruling out terrorism, but they are saying that it's probably a mental health issue or at least mental health is a significant factor in all of this and remember, this is all playing out over the backdrop of an increasingly jittery europe. he

mark: live from london, i am mark orton. what are we 17 minutes away from the end of the session. -- i am mark orton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. am mark barton. on bloomberg survey, he outlined the case for a short and long-term prize, as well as opec capacity. >> the market is perceiving a lot of reasons to be short, and a lot of reasons to belong. which will be right? a lot of this is whether you focus on the rebound the u.s. wildcats will have an supply. >> the 200 day moving average. it works here. with aly range bound flat line 200 day moving average. what is the citigroup call? 48 for this quarter. 52 next quarter. 65 brent by the end. it should work higher. morris, great to speak to you. does it mean there is no shell cap on the price of oil? we talk about 50 at the price where they turn off the cap. is that a price analysis or does it change five years from now? targetis really a moving . the moving target has to do with one of the things we do not talk about all the time, and that is oil inh does it produce the unit

francine lacqua in london. foreign exchange, euro-yen is all you need to know, strong yen against a more fragile euro. through 21 12.79. all watching sterling, 1.3331. chrisverrone looking for stronger sterling against consensus. francine: coming up shortly as bloomberg and alix steel joins us now. you have a huge banking guest. alix: we have an unbelievable guest joining us, brian moynihan, ceo of bank of america. we will be breaking down the boe decision and the broader state of u.s. banks when you compare them to the european counterparts, and what the situation will become when it comes to market share and profitability. later on in the show we will be speaking with mexico's foreign affairs minister, and front and center is going to be trump and clinton, both backing away a little bit, more of a protectionist feel. what does that mean for mexico who depends on u.s. trade? francine: thank you, alix steel. let's bring in manus cranny at the boe. people forget, this would not only be the first great cut i

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emily: a teenager arrested in a deadly knife attack in london. antoinette: a metal pole goes right through a windshield, nearly hitting a woman's face. emily: as donald trump heads to new england. it's been a controversy all week. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. if this is new center 5 eyeopener. emily: new information on this clash -- crash landing in dubai. cindy is here with us. it's a nice start to the morning. it's not even 60 degrees. cindy: you can open up the windows. we have a clear and sky. i wanted to share this with you. this is a gorgeous sunrise this morning. that sun is up now. you can see what it looks like over boston. widespread of fog this morning. it's not a big issue. temperatures are cool, running 56. we have a lot of 50's short of the cape. it is 64 this morning in boston. high pressure is on top of this. the air is dry, so the temperature will come up quickly. afternoon. we will flirt with a breeze on the beach. it will be 88 upton nashua. we have lots of low to mid 80's. notice south of boston

. >> from washington to london, we cover stories in brazil and italy. bondack of england's new buying program already showing signs -- signs of distortion. at the same time, spain's 10 year bond deal declined to a record low. >> the day after his speech in detroit, bloomberg takes a look at how donald trump's vision stacks up. plus, how the strategy compared to hillary clinton's. the uk's largest manager of pension assets posted short of estimates. we hear from the ceo. >> and let's have a look at where european equities are trading right now. we are just under 30 minutes to the close. i will like to start on gmm. 2.196%.the dax up we are in a bull market territory for germany's equity benchmark. in many parts of europe, the euro stronger up 2/10 of a percent against the dollar. sterling on its longest losing streak since may. look at that 30 year, down seven basic points on the 10 year gilt yield. that falls to a record low as has the 10 year gilt yield fallen to a fresh record low. this is one of the stocks we have been keeping on, legal and general.

there is no trading in london today. the volume on the stoxx 600 is at 70%. below the 30 day average. jim emco, global macro movers. that is what i want you to focus on. equities are falling today as investors digest comments from keep and officials in jackson hole. let's cut to the chase and talk about the big equity movers. -- shares rising by 3% today. winning a $2.5 billion contract to design and build 28 new high-speed trains to run along amtrak corridor doors in the u.s. northeast between boston and washington. the trains can exceed speeds of 100 miles power and shares are up by 3% today. -- lower development costs for almost $3 billion. it has raised the estimated initial outlook by 16% after intensifying drilling and streamlining operations. it holds 3 billion barrels of crude is norway's biggest offshore project in decades and it represents a lifeline for the oil industry, which is suffering the biggest drop in a generation. i thought i would bring up gold. was falling for the seventh consecutive day but it is rising now. but the seventh day fall was

in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: worldwide this is "bloomberg surveillance" i'm francine lacqua in london and tom keene is in new york. we need to talk a little bit about employeeo politics. the u.s. vice president joe biden has arrived after a coupe attempt. when you look at everything that's going on in turkey, so 2007 vice president there and there's talk about an extradition and there was that failed coupe. allegations flying about who actually started it and then you have turkey dealing with the huge iciss bomber, what's the relationship between europe, the u.s. and turkey right now? >> i would say there's something of a parallel between the u.s. and turkey relations, there's a lot of noise regarding both but the fundamentals will remain until tact because both parties need each other regardless of the deterioration. i hit the it's clear the americans are treating this as a judicial not political process and the government, hink in there haven't produced the -- i think bide seaso

london is out today because of a national holiday. the tack and the dax -- the cac and the dax are down. yousef: -- frenchake a look at the train maker, they just won a contract to design and build 28 high-speed chains that trains -- trains for amtrak. if you have ever been on a amtrak, that is $2 billion in shares. companyint cards, a whose shares have been rising. looks like some investors are having a rethink. london petroleum up this morning. there is the green. mostly red out there today. what is us talk about going on in terms of the central bank story that continues to dominate the story. the pledge to deliver more monetary stimulus. hole,ng at jackson president corroded says there is ample space for more using. by jodioined to schneider. how should the market be interpreting president corroded comments -- president kuroda's comments? what clues to we get at jackson hole? >> he gave us some interesting clues in his comments particularly in the way that he worded them. he said that there is no doubt for moreample room using in a

london properties are taking longer to sell. according to a property website, homes in the capital are staying on the market five days longer than in may, the month before the u.k. voted to leave the eu. we speak to the director had 9:30 u.k. time. two terminals at new york's jfk airport were evacuated after reports shots were fired. the new york city police department tweeted that ball terminals have been searched and cleared and no shots were iron. -- were fired. the leader of lebanon's hezbollah group has cited donald trump in accusing the u.s. and president obama of creating islamic state. the shiite leader is the latest american adversary to quote or praise the republican the many. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg had top . i'm tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. when it comes to putting the great beast of betting together, value is key. william hill rejects a proposal. this is a combi

nbc's lucy kafanov is joining us from london. what are investigators saying now about the alleged attacker's motivation? >> good morning, alex. well the investigation is still under way, but police say the early evidence points to mental illness of the driving force behind that attack not radicalization or terrorism. the suspects we now know is a 19-year-old norwegian national of somali descent. police don't consider that relevant to the motivation. he left norway as a small child back in 2002. we don't know a lot about his life here in the uk. but the london police commissioner saying that he had mental illness issues. describing it as a spontaneous attack where the victim seemed to be picked at random. he is in police custody. we do expect him to be charged formally later today. russell square where the stabbing spree unfolded the video you're seeing now is right in the heart of london. it's a busy area. this attack, of course, rattling the people here. and of course the family of the american victim who lost her life darlene h

i'm jacqueline london. back to you in the studio, keith. >> thank you, jacqueline. let's get back home and talk about the weather. your first alert weather. nbc 10 tracking storms that could hit parts of the region later tonight. let's get to sheena parveen for more on the neighborhoods that could see a lot of rain. >> it's not going to be until late tonight. if you look at the radar, these are the storms that we're watching. they're all still mostly west of washington. they're moving in this direction, and we're going to keep our eye on those when we go through mainly late tonight. i would say after 10:00 p.m. and especially closer to midnight. we're dry locally in harrisburg. maybe a few showers trying to move in. we're not really looking at the rain until all of you are in fact sleeping. 7:00 p.m., temperatures about the mid to upper 80s, still dry. closer to midnight, thunderstorms around. and if you're in trenton, you can be seeing thunderstorms by midnight as well. some of these could even be lingerin