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Doing so. now let's turn to business as the eyes of the financial world focus on the fed today. it's the beginning of atwo-day meeting that's likely to end with a decision on interest rates. cnbc's julia chatterly joins us live from london. julia, what's the latest? >> good morning, louis. this is the killer question, isn't it? will they or will the fed not hike rates tomorrow when they give us their decision? there's a lot of suggestions around how or which way they're going to go. and opinions still very much divided. on the one hand we've got economists out there saying look the u.s. labo...

After-hours trade. but certainly one to watch today. >> cnbc's julia chatterly live from london, thanks so much. now border crackdowns in europe are showing little sign of deterring the massive flood of migrants looking for sanctuary. nevertheless austria became the latest country to do so, imposing new restrictions along its borders at midnight. in neighboring hungary thousands of migrants stranded at the serbian side of the border protested the closure of a key crossing point with a sit-in and hunger strike. the result more than 180 people were arrested for trying to cross the border illeg...

He's not going to. >> everyone says he's a joke. >> but if he does do that i think he damages republicans more than he damages democrats. >> yeah. we'll get to it later. i think it's worth talking b every time we brought it up lately, there are certain people on our set that have been like this is not worth talking about. we begin with breaking nudz out of europe. a deal has been struck for a new bailout for greece. the eu tweeted the agreement was unanimous and includes serious reforms and financial support. let's go right to cnbc's julia chatterly from where the talks took place in brussels....

The next year. let's take a look at the early markets. cnbc's julia chatterly is live in london. greece had to do this, despite mass protest in the street. >> absolutely. one difference we saw was there was no reported violence, which is something we've seen over the last few votes. this budget vote did pass. along with the austerity vote we saw last week. and what this means is now, greece is qualified to unblock the next bailout. somewhere around $40 billion worth. this is crucial at the same time we have the eurozone finance ministers meeting today. they're not expected to sign off on the $...

Yesterday. two key management changes. the key iphone software developer is leaving. he's been at the post for 15 years. it leaves concerns about management uncertainty. for now though, what we're look ago head to is earnings and adjustment jobs data. back to you. >> all right, julia, we get that jobs number tomorrow. thanks so much. we turn to presidential politics. with five days until election day, president obama heading back on the campaign trail after a three day hold on campaigning to keep an eye on hurricane sandy. he's making up for lost time hitting three swing states today and spe...