on the other hand, the asd may capitalize on the small pocket of populist popularity that trump does have in the country -- i stress small pocket because we are talking about only in the teens. listen to what one commentator told me about the possibility of the asd finally getting into parliament. not an extremist party. ,here may be some extremists but the party is more or less a conservative hearty, reflecting the conservative party. -- more or less a conservative party. it was therefore a short time after world war ii for five or eight years. but it has not been here for many years. it is kind of new and it is a reflection on a new problem in our society. matt: so, that problem he is talking about is why this populist party -- they don't want to call them extremist, although they do have extremists in the party, but their populism is the reason they will tell you donald trump won the election in the u.s. and brexit happened in the u.k. it is and merkel accepting her role as the do fact a world leader when it comes to liberal world leaders? is embracing it to some extent. remember

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when they spoke about the afd result, the entire square behind me screamed asd. they clearly support the far right afd and the speakers on stage, their voices have an arm in the parliament with the afd. brent: the political uncertainty here in germany following those elections have financial traders on edge. they do not like the news. >> trading on the blue-chip stock index, the dax was quite restrained. the longer coalition talks run, the more uncertainty for business. companies here are hoping for a quick resolution. that is not the only thing worrying business leaders in germany. correspondent: shocking, that is what the volkswagen ceo called the afd's entry into the bundestag. fearing it will put german political stability to the test, leaders are calling for the formation of a new government. >> they will be very difficult negotiations but they have to agree on a forward-looking program so business is aware of what conditions will apply in the future. correspondent: the federation of german industry wants to avoid damages to germany as a business location. i

world, asd global opposed to a closing world of re-nationalization. that's what she stands for. that's what we used to call the liberal world order. it was premature to call her the leader of that order and she herself has said that his grotesque, because that's what german leaders must do it since the war, german leaders have to keep a low profile and manage expectations down, but that's where she is. the only possible partner she has on the, shall we say, multilateral and globalist and open side is emmanuel macron. quick so how is she now currently seen in france? what about angela merkel in france? >> is very interesting, the whole campaign focused on angela merkel. she's a sort of goddess in french like her ability to make compromises. she is not corrupt like the french politicians. she is very low-key. there's a lot of admiration, a little bit like gorbachev, who is not so much liked in his own country but adored outside. in france it's very, very clear. even if she's lost a lot of power now, the french are very relieved that she is there to very tumultuous world as a momen

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powers of theea legislative branch but some democrats are just hell-bent on painting the president asd unhinged. joining us now, "new york times" best seller author, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. i want to get to this in a second -- let me stay on the hurricane if i can come up for one minute, mr. speaker. this is important. if the only thing the media can criticize is melania's shoes, and that's all they had. you saw the governor in local officials and federal government really come together in an organized fashion. next to zero complaints. i've talked to people in florida. they are working and coordinating in a similar fashion there. i've got to expect the same results. doesn't that tell you something about where people's mind-set is? >> look, i think the country is divided and encourage that you can have effective government that works and everybody, state, local, federal working in the same direction. you can have professional competence as the president said a few moments ago. you can have people committed to doing their job, the american military mobilized. houston,

without directly saying, do not vote for the asd. she's hinting very strongly she does not want the electorate to split to the periphery and more polarization pressure once a strong center in germany. francine: what are her coalition options? the moment, the polls are very clear that she only has two. either a continuation of the grand coalition with the current partner, the social democrats, which is also her main route, opponent in the selection. wayn untested three coalition with the greens and the free democrats. inhough it is being tried one of the german states. so, we know that merkel would prefer stability. so, it would suggest that she would prefer to the continuation of the current line up, but it obviously depends on the result. francine: thank you so much. alan crawford overseeing all of our german coverage and the election is on sunday. we welcome the chief executive officer for ema. i don't know what this means for euro bonds and integration but it feels like the market is largely discounted it. on the coalition she for

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matt: what do you make of the rise of the asd coming into the bundestag and garnering more support than the polls indicated? guest: at that point, i can only tell you that is an absolutely normal thing after a long time where both parties are in government. and ifk for alternatives these parties offered you the alternative, you let them. maybe thehing for us, parties are a bigger size than the parliament, because then one wing of the party, maybe all wings are in the parliament. that shows everyone in germany directly the real face of that party and we will see what happens in the future. for me, it depends heavily on what these people are doing in the parliament and i would say the next election will come and they will be counted on what they have done, not on promises. guy: a lot of interest in deutsche telekom this morning, people talking about privatization, state sales. what does this mean at the corporate level? are going to see that move being generated by government? is is the direction it will go in? guest: that is the question. that is not merkel's first view into the negotiat

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if you have ever walked in sand, asd does this all the time, you walk through an area and it is sandy you start sinking in. it would make sense they would want to have some cobbles to help them not sink into the sand. trujillo sitehe all appeared to fit into their occupation. that is 1865 when they first arrived, to 1902 when the house burned down. what it means to us when we find artifacts that date to certain time periods, it helps us understand who was there when because thed artifacts do not date after that time. --after that time pluto after that time pluto we do not have pulled cap dance. it was abandoned. to the ground, they may have just left everything and no one came back and lived after that. for archaeologists, that is incredible. because ame capsule lot of times if you have sites, people keep coming and they either take things or they dig up things or they move things around. if you have something like this, where it is one occupation and then the people took off and left everything, that is fantastic or us because we can learn a lot. we do not get confused by the all the

. >> a major challenge has come, the fact that the asd has entered the -- afd has entered the parliament. we want to gain back those solvingf the afd by their problems, giving them solutions and by good politics. productionan says curves have started to stabilize. they say attention must be set on rising output in nigeria and libya. for changes calls in the deal because of recent turmoil. he did not elaborate. fitch ratings say the first of false on bonds by chinese government financed vehicles are becoming more likely. the agency says more than $600,000 in bonds remain outstanding. fitch sees the greatest risk in aser tier bonds such property with urban development. the growing dispute over respect for the u.s. national anthem as now drawn in stevie wonder. he made his protest in new york after president trump says that appellees who fail to stand for the and him should be fired. white houseed ana appearance by stephen curry w hich caused reaction on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ the japanese prime minister shinzo abe expected to a snap election. stephen engle is with me now. what do

we gathered that information when we did the work a couple years ago, and we asd for it to be updated then, and the navy provided it. when we looked at it, saw that -- again, if you imagine all 11 ships based in japan -- when you look at the ones that were expired, it had grown to 37% of all those little blocks. another thing at concerns us wathere were areas that were even hher than 37%, and one of those waseamanip. eight of the 11 ships had expired certificationsor seamanship's as of there were june. some other areas as well that were sharply lower than you would hope to see. >> again, i want to commend you. the anysis you did will so helpful to us, and the actions needed to address e mission challenges. they are real worl it is just again reassing as a member of congress, but as a parent, thank you for what you are doing. >> if i may, the report you held is a compilation reports, and -- repor and it is designed to identify what we believe are the major challenges facing the department of defense. i think what is significant is we led with readiness rebuilding. that really, we thin

it was largely china and russia that wanted that language out but the changes asd did end with a unanimous decision. >> we know comes as ea is expected to launch another icbm. >> reporter: korea thinks so and would be the third test of a missile potentially capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. so hile it would be a very early indication of what kim jong-un thinks of new sanctions, all show it will surely take a while for them to take effect robin. >> that's right. all right, martha thank you. >>> and now to apple's big reveal. the new iphone is being unveiled today and sparking so much anticipation and spec rebecca jarvis is at apple' headquarters in cupertino, california, with more. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there is so much excitement surrounding this reveal. coming a decade after the very first iphone was unveiled it's expected to be the fanciest and likely the most expensive iphone to date with the rumored price tag of $1,000. that would be double what the first iphone cost and more than a lot of laptops cost today. take a look at these pictures. this

the asd --ct that afd is now an explicitly anti-immigrant and in some ways has-semitic party and refused all called -- all calls to distance itself from the more openly right-wing extremist movements, the fact that it is even about to enter with dozens of members is, frankly, deeply disturbing to me, although christian, i agree with you that having them exposed to the glare of public certainly, having them working with others is probably going to reveal a lot of their weaknesses. in the course of the last food years, they have made it into 11 out of 16 state legislators. case, their is the performance as legislators has been abysmal. some of their most egregious figures are also members of the european parliament, like other movements. they are collecting hefty salaries, made raucous statements, and contributed very little or nothing at all to the business of governance. think the world is coming to an end because of that, but it will change the nature of german politics. goingnow, they have been from single digits where they have been in the polls throughout the summer, and in fact germ

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