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and that solution will soften for many drill rappers life imitates art little jo-jo when jay loud were gunned down in two thousand and twelve king louis in two thousand and fifteen in the list goes on. here in the birthplace of drill rap where thirty five hundred people were shot and six hundred fifty killed last year even some fans say the music a few the fury on the street called this world. and they. all you know we we are in florida people say i'm living at the somebody rapping like load up the block a number of drugs and i get somebody who don't like me you know ran around what if . i'm going in the room killing the boy lived. up here in chicago's south side where drill rap began people say the violence was here long before rappers started talking about it the reality is in chicago we have so many homeless students every year and it's been this way for the last twenty or thirty years a lot of guys who roam the streets of chicago mainly the south side chicago that's their experience that's what happened here in chicago for critics of the city's latest export the key is letting the

and that solution was awful for many drill rappers life imitates art little jo-jo when jay loud were gunned down in two thousand and twelve king louis in two thousand and fifteen in the list goes on. here in the birthplace of drill rap where thirty five hundred people were shot and six hundred fifty killed last year even some fans say the music fumes the fury on the street. is what. we're employed baber say. somebody rapping like load up the block. and i get somebody who don't like me you know ran around what if i'm. killing that boy lived. up here in chicago's south side where drill rap began people say the violence was here long before rappers started talking about it the reality is in chicago we have so many homeless every year and it's been this way for the last twenty or thirty years a lot of guys who roam the streets of chicago mainly. that's their experience that's what happened here in chicago for critics of the city's latest export the key is letting the videos go viral and not the violence john hendren chicago. it's time for sports now peter thank you so much i have taken c

and that solution most often for many drill rappers life imitates art little jo-jo when jay loud wereunned down in two thousand and twelve king louis in two thousand and fifteen in the list goes on. here in the birthplace of drill rap where thirty five hundred people were shot and six hundred fifty killed last year even some fans say the music the fury on the street called. a song and they song oh yeah we will employ people living at the somebody rapping like load up the black and drug and i get somebody who don't like me you know ran around what i'm. killing the boy living. up here in chicago's south side where drill rap began people say the violence was here long before rappers started talking about it the reality is in chicago we have so many homeless students every year and it's been this way for the last twenty or thirty years a lot of guys who roam the streets of chicago mainly. that's their experience that's what happened here in chicago for critics of the city's latest export the key is letting the videos go viral and not the violence john hendren. you can find plenty more new

jay? by riding the little cart or by kicking the ball back into play? here.onna take joe fulgencio to the park. can you please stop by the grocery store? why doesn't the nanny do this? gloria has fired five nannies. i don't like another woman in my house. i want to be the star. stars have nannies. you know that some of this is manny's fault. gloria: manny! so, marie, what do you feel like doing for dinner tonight? you're eating dino-bites because you are a little boy. mom! i'm telling you, there's an embarrassing press conference in that kid's future. we're getting married in seven months. or eight months. i worry about it raining in april.

time to check "the pulse" and we begin with the overzealous fan who took beyonce and jay-z's "drunken love" a littley and literally in atlanta. the fan who had reportedly been drinking rushed the stage getting a little too close for comfort for the first family of hip-hop actually making contact with jay-z. >> no, you don't, but backup dancers and security guards pulled double duty quickly jumping in chasing him off the stage. he's now been charged with battery and disorderly conduct. >> don't mess with the carters. >>> ariana grande just proved she really, like really loves her fans. >> the singer was performing in los angeles when she suddenly stopped midsong and here's why. take a listen. >> i wasn't recording. ♪ >> did you say start again, i wasn't recording? so let's start again. i wasn't recording. >> i wasn't recording. ♪ >> grande stopped midperformance because someone yelled, start again. i wasn't recording. >> it's really important then she granted the request. let's hope the fan was ready then. >> come on. >> you might say we have the seeds of an upset here. >> we're talking apples and th

pauling, my little girl wants to know what has daddy done wrong today. [laughter] >> clearly the most controversial guest was jay robert, the father of the atomic bomb, who i think you may have heard little bit about if you were here in the previous discussion. lost his security clearance in 1954 and this was part of an effort by president kennedy and people in the white house staff to -- to initiate some sort of public redemption form and released from purgatory and this was part of two-step process. later on he was given award, selected for award from president kennedy. other people at the dinner who were significant and it was just such an incredible list of -- of people included james baldwin. james baldwin had met robert kennedy that night for the first time, met president kennedy intel and -- as well, a year later they got together and had meeting on civil rights in new york in which baldwin assembled a small group of african-american leaders including lorraine and others and it was identified by some as the most contentious meeting they had ever seen and yet it was significant because it had implications

award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. >>> so jay gruden apparently not the only oneushing about alex smith. get a grip, okay? >> i mean ever since he was with the 49ers, i loved him. he's a good player. >> heay a has.e >> dav johnson is very impossible right now. >>y, look, the weekend is almost over. and that means, you we're one step closer to redskins preseason opener. okay, as myse grandmato say, that may not jar your preserves, a lot is going on in redskins training camp. friday was the most physical practice so and we're not into two weeks of ur boyfriend being quarterback. save us please from richmond. this is serious stuff going on down there. >> well, let me tell you, dave, the way it's been raining here, i mean every day you think it's florida or something. the redskins just can't seem to espe the weather yet again today. the afternoon walk through called early becau of thunder and lightning. >> jay,ring it up! >> so jay gruden only kepte the am outside for 17 minutes for the afternoon walk through. before practice, ryan care began one of the guys leading t

she said a little crow once to know what has to be done wrong today. clearly the most controversial castc was jay robert oppenheime, father off the atomic bomb who e think you may have heard a little bit about if you are here in the previous discussion. oppenheimer lost his security clearance in 1954. this is part of an effort by president kennedy in people in the white house staff to initiate some sort of public redemption. there he was released from political purgatory and this is part of a two-step process later on the following you he was given -- selected for the word that presidentr kennedy. other people at the dinner who were significant, and it was just such an incredible list of people included james baldwin. james baldwin had met robert kennedy that night for the first time, and that president kennedy as well. in a year later they got together and had the spirit acrimonious meeting on civil rights i in new york, which assembled a small group of african-american leaders including haricot funny and the reina hansberry and others. he was identified by some as the most contentious meeting t

. >> reporter: a little more than a year ago, jay austin and lauren geoghegan gave up their comfortablen washington, d.c.-- he with the federal government, she with georgetown university-- for the adventure of a lifetime-- traveling the world by bicycle. on their website, simply cycling, they chronicled their adventures as they pedaled thousands of miles through africa, europe, and central asia. austin wrote of bumpy roads, strong headwinds and tough challenges, but also of the freedom to see some amazing places, meet some wonderful people and spend lots and lots of time with a really lovely girl. the dream for the 29-year-old couple ended suddenly sunday in tajikistan, near the border with afghanistan, when they and two european cyclists were killed by suspected terrorists, who ran into them with a car, then attacked them with knives. three other europeans in the group were injured. isis, whose membership has been growing in recent years in predominantly muslim tajikistan, claimed responsibility for the attack. tajik authorities say police tracked down the five suspects and killed four

for many drill rappers life imitates art little joe joe when jay leno were gunned down in two thousand and twelve king louis in two thousand and fifteen in the list goes on. here in the birthplace of drill rap where thirty five hundred people were shot and six hundred fifty killed last year even some fans say the music fumes the fury on the street. and they song we will employ a living at the somebody like load up the block and drill and i get somebody who don't like me you know ran around what i'm. killing the boy lived. up here in chicago's south side where drill rap began people say the violence was here long before rappers started talking about it the reality is in chicago we have so many students every year and it's been this way for the last twenty or thirty years a lot of guys who roam the streets of chicago mainly the south. that's their experience that's what happened here in chicago for critics of the city's latest export the key is letting these videos go viral and not the violence john hendren chicago. you can follow all of the stories we cover here on al-jazeera by looking

. >> reporter: a little more than a year ago jay austin and lauren geoghegan gave up their comfortableffice jobs in washington, d.c., he with the federal government, she with georgetown university, for the adventure of a lifetime. traveling the world by bicycle. on their website, simply cycling, they chronicled their adventures as they pedaled thousands of miles through africa, europe, and central asia. austin wrote of bumpy roads, strong headwinds and tough challenges, but also of the freedom to see some amazing places, meet some wonderful people, and spend lots and lots of time with a really lovely girl. the dream for the 29-year-old couple ended suddenly sunday in tajikistan, near the border wit eupe suspected terrorists, who ran into them with a car, then attacked them with knives. three other europeans in the group were injured. isis, whose membership has been growing in recent years in predominantly muslim tajikistan, claimed responsibility for the attack. tajik authorities say police tracked down the five suspects and killed four of them. >> devastation is the word i've been usi

. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little respect ♪ >> reporter: even at beyonce's , d jay z's detroit tour ♪ ♪ ...where the legendary couple dedicated their show to the legendary singer. on twitter, countless celebrities, singers, and political singers sent well wishes, like this one from patti labelle, saying: ( applause ) just last year, franklin was honored with aretha franklin way in this city. it's where she'd find her soul. ♪ ♪ with the spirit of gospel at new bethel baptist church, where her father was pastor. elbert smith jr. is the new eastor of new bethel where photos of franklin still line the walls. >> when she walked in, you know, the whole atmosphere changes. >> reporter: pastor smith says despite her worldwide fame, the singer never forgot her roots in the motor city. ♪ when i knew >> she sang for presidents and most notably, she moved president obama to tears. >> when she sits at that piano and starts in with the piano, she connects with the music so well, it will drive anybody to tears. ♪ you make me feel id reporter: smith last spoke to franklin just two months ago. >> sh

. ♪ all i'm asking, for a little respect ♪ even at beyonce and jay-z's detroit tour stop. ♪ tell me whats to me where the legendary couple dedicated their show to the legendary singer. on twitter countless celebrities, singers, and political figures sent well wishes, like this one from patti labelle, saying "my thoughts, my heart and my prayers are with aretha franklin, the greatest singer of all time." just last year franklin was honored with aretha franklin way in this city. it's where she'd find her soul. ♪ with the spirit of gospel at her father was pastor. >> i call it the lifeblood. >> reporter: robert smith jr. is the current pastor at new bethel where photos of the franklins still line the walls. >> when she walked in, you know, the whole atmosphere changes. >> reporter: pastor smith says despite her worldwide fame the singer never forgot her roots in the motor city. ♪ when i knew >> she sang for presidents and most notably she moved president obama to tears. >> when she sits at that piano and starts in with that piano she connects with the music so well it will drive anybody to

. >> jay, isn't it a little late for that? >> the opportunities have been missed a missed in really driving home that message. granted, you know, midterms just a couple months away, maybe it's not too late in terms of circumventing some real trouble, but have the windows of opportunity been missed? >> i mean, you had five different officials come up to the white house podium this week saying this is a very serious problem, we're going to -- we're taking this incredibly seriously, we need to monitor this. that was apparently done with the president's knowledge and endorsement. >> but then the president undermined it by repeating, you know -- >> because again, it's a choose your own adventure. they're trying to drive out the republican base here as much as they can. so they need to give them red meat to get angry and talk about these things. so his job on twitter is really speaking directly to that republican base and speaking directly to those people who he's trying to drive out and vote in 2018. but at the same time, he's tryi

from the stands at new jersey's metlife stadium after an hour delay, bey and jay-z continued into the wee hours. the caught a little a special shoutout. the tour resumes tonight at metlife. >>> another music headline, drake's star-studded new music video. his "in my feelings" music video dropped last night from came owes from will smith and the kids from stranger things the rapper paying tribute to who helped make his song a number one hit with their viral "in my feelings" challenge videos. >> comedian shiggy, who initiated the challenge, also pops up. the woman behind it also directed his "god's plan" and "nice for what" music videos. this tribute shows stunts not the serious dangers. >> run, run. these challenge mishaps have prompted warnings from officials. >> kiki, do you love me. >> this road sign in oklahoma blares, keke, stay in your car. and even the ntsb posted this advice -- don't jump out on a moving car for a meme. >>> first up in tonight's know and tell. tim allen defends roseanne barr. the 65-year-old fellow comic said, quote, that's not the rosie i know. adding, she was the most tolerant woman i have

jay sekulow. that's a little odd, isn't it? >> that's a good point. this is about white house business -- >> affairs of state. >> right. he should be talking about to the white house counsel about it. what's interesting is this is so circular, i think. because the reason that trump now says is that he needs to fire sessions and that some of the republicans who previously would have opposed that are now crumbling is because their relationship is so bad. but why is it so bad? it's so bad because trump has made it bad. the question is, does he want to fire sessions because he wants a new attorney general to come in who then won't be recused, who can take over the mueller probe? or is it, you know, really because he, you know, thinks that he's not doing a good job? no, right? >> no, it's the former. >> he's created this pretext. . >> it's the first one, sorry. but he's created this pretext by making it so bad that now he can say, well, my relationship is really bad, so i need to fire him, which is what lindsey graham is saying now. >> this is lynd c'einds

. >> a little bit of an old school jay z attitude, either love me or leave me alone.ump loving the love. how does this work legally when you have this very close political relationship and we've seen the way the white house has distanced itself from its own former campaign aides in the mueller probe? >> it won't take long for collins to be the newest coffee boy, someone who trump didn't know well, he didn't stick around for very long. but the implications of this indictment i think are very interesting. along with collins, his son is indicted, his son's fiancee's father is indicted. as mimi correctly points out, the government appears to have a very strong case. so there will be pressure on collins to plead. and the interesting question that's on the table is what can he offer up to the government? could he, for instance, have interesting information about the president of the united states or was he really just a coffee boy? >> that's a tantalizing thing, and mimi, we don't want to get too far out ahead of it because we don't have reporting that suggests that, but we

jay, the floor is yours. >> little alexander estimated weight of around eight pounds is due to arrive in the next four hours. [inaudible] >> i will combine the june and the july report. we basically -- in both of those months -- have presented the proxy voting results related to this board's policy that we will always support and vote in favor of the incr. i believe the proxy season has significantly ended at the end of june but we'll issue one more report in july by hopefully will be the final. initially, there were over 200 that were drk-resolutions that were submitted by incr members. a lot of them have been withdrawn. i believe that i was reading this morning that they believe it's been a very successful season based on fossil fuels and climate risk issues by the fact that some of these resolutions were withdrawn, which they wanted to point out means that shareholders are talking to owners mtded fagsd thfagsd -- the fact that they can get a resolution withdrawn is the fact that they're talking to shareholders. there have been a lot ofthe fa to shareholders. there have been a lot r

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2019 looks a little less certain now. do you think jayell can do so without looking like he bowed down to trump's pressure? jason: it's a great question. i would hope jay powell and the whole federal reserve open market committee, which has shown themselves to be some adults in the room, is sticking with their mandate. their mandate is pretty clear. .hey talk about it a lot in front of congress they talked that staying in their lane. it seems to me that 2019 might be more of a challenge, not because of my be lots of tweets or presidential pressure, but rather because we've seen expansion here, rates are dampening down housing in the united states. they may not be able to raise rates, not because of the president but because of the underlying economics. yvonne: we will leave it there, jason brady, joining us from santa fe, new mexico. don't forget our interactive function, tv . a lot to talk about with the bond market and the short position we've seen these days. be part of the conversation, send us instant messages during our show. th

jay powell? themwould like to hear talk a little more intelligently about the fed balance sheet. , everyone talksbout bank deposits as reserves. it's really not. is reserves. the other part is required .apital it happens to be held at the fed instead of being held directly at the treasury. once you make a separation between the two, it becomes easier to understand what it's going on in terms of quantitative tightening, shift of assets from the fed balance sheet to the banks, and what that means in terms of how far do they really want to go? , we will continue to a conversation, talk more about trade and how policy makers can react. some breaking news. chp final earnings coming through. they missed estimates quite considerably. numbers comingit through with a final dividend , $.43 year on.63 year. we will get some more analysis on that shortly. we had been expecting returns for bhp later on today. more breaking news crossing the bloomberg terminal. this is on the paul manafort case happening in alexandria. no verdict has been reached in that trial. the jury is set to return again .t 9:00 a.m. to c

yvonne: we did see jay powell -- you mentioned a little bit about there is no clear sign that inflatione risk factor you mentioned at tom, when he can to u.s. housing , abroad as well, to what extent do you believe that limits the oil -- the dollar's gains. there is a question on whether the fed will have to stall those rate hikes for next year. again, questioned his -- my interpretation of fed chair powell' a speech is he is doing a good thing. instead of navigating by the to look at the data sets. it is all-time back to u.s. data. equities at an all-time high, conference still at an all-time high in the u.s. and the numbers in the u.s. market are so very light. i think the risks still point to you that willie to a hawkish fed and maybe the market reducing its long-term rate in the future. has gottenk esn ask used to it? >> it is difficult to say. willnot sure how the rnb react to the next right of tariffs. seat,e they are in a back they have to let they market push to wherever the market wants to go. the 6.95, in which case currencies will follow that again. turkey was off last week,

little nobody cares. scarlet: everybody cares about the jay powell speak -- speech. .re-jay powell alibaba bring in more revenueother areas. investors responded positively initially. 3%,stock is closing down perhaps broader trade concerns are a factor. , victoria's secret owner, declining more than 13%. they cut their profit forecast and said the head of the peak -- pink brand will retire. rosenblatt raised their price sayingto $30 per share there is renewed conviction that there is multi-year double-digit growth. honeywell is closing at highest level this month. just shy of $150 a share. the 2018 forecast because of accelerating orders and robust sales. joe: let's look at government bonds starting in the u.s.. -- u.s. the two-year yield is up to 2.61, where the 10 year yield is unchanged. want to focus on the flattening yield curve. it's reasonable to expect more action tomorrow after we hear from powell. brazilian yields ended down on the day. a lot is going on there with poles and the election and anxiety across brazilian assets ahead of the election. caroline: i the similar number. the dollar was affected b

secretary, did you listen to jay powell's comments last week >> i did read them >> so is he -- can you give us a littlew you thought -- we had bullard on here saying don't mess with the yield curve. he almost sounded like he thought we were at neutral already. i don't think that's what jay powell was saying. do you think we're already at neutral and would you persuade chairman powell not to raise rates any more do you agree with the president in that respect? >> well, i think, as you know, as treasury secretary, i respect the independence of the fed. i meet with jay powell on a weekly basis we talk about a lot of economic issues it would be inappropriate for me to comment on interest rates in that position. but what i would say is i think jay has been a phenomenal leader at the fed i think he understands the issue of growth and he's carefully monitoring the growth numbers and the inflation numbers and we'll see. i, for one, am not at all concerned about the yield curve. i don't think that's a predictor of economic growth i think it's a market condition. and for now having a flat yield curve with us iss

a little more than a year ago, jay austin and lauren geoghegan, both just 29 years old, quit their comfortable office jobs in washington and set out for an adventure, traveling the world by bicycle.sadly, their ride en tragedy in the mountains of tajikistan. jay austin and lauren geoghegan chronicled their adventures on their website, simply cycling. they chose to see the world by bike because life is short and the world is big. and we want to make the most out of our youth and our good health before they're gone. >> they're the kind of people you wanted to open your heart to. >> reporter: molly scal i ce was lauren's friend and roommate. >> they were the both kind empathetic principled people that i knew. >> reporter: the couple's dream ended suddenly sunday in tajikistan near the border with afghanistan when terrorists ran into their group with a car and then attacked them with knives. they were killed along with two europeans and three other europeans were injured. tajik authorities say police tracked down five of the isis suspects killing four of them. on their blog, austin had written of

the markets are already expecting th expecting that jay powell and his fed are going to move to normalize or raise interest rates a little more. because the economy is doing somewhat better. the issue about whether or not the fed is independent, that's something that jay powell may address during his re, marks. but it's not something he's likely to dwell on. it's the nation's central bank. it's supposed to be free of any political influence. president trump has made it clear he's not happy with interest rate policy but that interest rate policy under the fed and the ones previous to powell have been the ones in an economy doing better, therefore people should be seeing higher interest rates. there are relative winners and losers. savers out there are probably noticing the bank accounts or savings rates are probably earning more interest. housing markets are feeling pressure. people have to pay more for mortgages. there's always a two-way street. >> i want to bring back some sound from the president because there was so much talk about impeachment. with people who have once been close to him, now convicted felons. he pred

jay powell so far. luke: no, it does not seem likely. maybe we will get a little of a chat about what they expect to happen with wage markets in the u.s. and why they are not really picking up, and why we are not getting much of an impact from that. if i was a fed chair, i would have that chat next week. jonathan: i have offered the ecb job up. kevin giddis, your thoughts of what is going on with the balance sheet, a lot of people laser focused on that, asking the question of whether they might pause balance sheet runoff. any reason to believe they will? what is the appropriate level of the balance sheet anyway? kevin: i do not think they are going to stop or pause the normal runoff for the balance sheet. they've been working on this for the last 14 to 16 months. you are probably one third of the way of where you should be when you think about where the balance sheet is supposed to end up as. i think they will continue down that path. there is no reason not to do that. the fed has been awfully quiet in general this week, so i do not know if that means -- there is

. >>> bottom of the first in oakland, the a's trying to sweep the blue jays out of town right now. they're playing a little baseball right now. hopefully they get the win. >> and it's not too hot. unless you are watching us from the coliseum you already know the forecast for the weather pattern. the weather for today, low clouds and fog hanging out near portions of the immediate coastline. this is the satellite. this is looking out toward san francisco. a lot of fog in place. this has been stubborn. not moving around much in san jose. a bit of haze . the san jose on track to reach the 80s that this afternoon. no major warm-up. you 70 this afternoon, i gravid this picture from the 70 conservancy website, and once again that thick layer of smoke settling in the valley. if you are from the vantage point you would be looking out toward half dome about here. obviously, they have this park closed for a reason. you can't even see anything . the is unhealthy. i'm showing you this, the satellite showing you the smoke produced by some of the fires. still with all of the active fires burning a lot of smoke is being p

jays out in the coliseum. on a roll. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. you can see a little bit of a seesaw in temperatures the next couple days commending on how much sunshine we could. more saturday and sunday. and the low will come down. sunday and monday. that's another couple of mornings we can see drizzle. temperatures nothing extreme. >> keeping us comfortable and better for fire fighting. >> beyonce is making history. the venture adding another first to her long list of accomplishments. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> this morning facebook debuting a tool to help you stay off of its apps. the company rolled out a setting called your time and

powell ise from jay pretty much what we expected and a little more dovish than maybe expected. >> i thinkple are turning over rocks looking for the dovish elements. there is a really interesting tension in the market that cameron had pointed out that the stillot four 2019 is seeing about three rate hikes. if you look at fed funds futures, and we have a chart to pull up, they are pricing it much less than that. a little more than one rate hike. there is this disconnect between what the market is pricing in and what the fed. is saying. there's a few reasons for that. the market thinks it will get more dovish, maybe the new voting members are on the dovish side. the other possibility is the market is wrong and they are not listening to jay powell and they don't get the message that he is saying. the letter issue is where the tension would get dramatics -- dramatic. risk assets would not three that as the best news. we will have to see it was right. someone is wrong. either the market or fed. caroline: cameron was also pointing out that maybe this was not so much the market ramping up on the

jay powell was in a suit and tie, which is a little bit out of costume.ee john williams wearing no tie. right, he isre happy that it is over with, that he did not cause any waves. vonnie: it is the kansas city fed as the symposium that posts this every year -- hosts this every year. typically because it is the only thing that happens federal reserve wise in the summer, it can be a venue for news breaking or a shift in policy or something like that, but jay powell clearly trying to keep things pretty gradual and unchanged. ,e saw a reaction in the curve a slight flattening and we are under 20 basis points again. michael: a couple of the fed the bank presidents we talked to say it is worth watching that they are not taking it is a strong signal because there are other things influencing the long end of the curve. the fed pushes short rates up and the rates rise. has been aing combination of a search for safe assets by investors overseas and a feeling that long-term process free -- prospects for u.s. growth are not that strong. it has pushed out the long end

little bit more. those are some key questions that perhaps is something jay powell can clarify during his speech laterin jackson hole -- jackson hall. next, we stay with the global economy review japan's raiders inflation data. ramy: alibaba achieves its fastest growth and -- and solid revenue but margins are under pressure. we will have the views of blue lotus capital tianli wen. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: welcome back. inflation remains steady last month. it is the same as in june. the bank 2%show inflation target still remaining a long way out of reach. joining us now is. takuji okubo. the chief economist and principal at japan macro advisors. the survey was 1%. 0% was the actual. particularly here -- your take away here? saying the last half month there has been a slight of trending in inflation and warren importantly -- more importantly which has risen by 1.3% as of june. this is actually the first time that that wages in japan start to see a consistent aborting -- upward inflation for the first time in 20 years. there is an undertone of inflation taking place in japan. ramy: bloomberg intelligen

into the trading session, we have seen stocks which were already higher add a little bit to their gains avenue chairman jay at jackson hole dollar weaker, that was the other big take away, dow is up 100, s&p 500 up .4%. he said the economy looks strong, cited strong solid house hold and business confidence rising incomes and fiscal stimulus he said there's good reason to expect that the strong performance will continue, but doesn't see any signs of overheating and therefore, says it's appropriate to go slow and steady doesn't do much to change the outlook on interest rates until the end of the year and the market is celebrating that >> doesn't seem to be. without a doubt. >>> today, apple's tim cook celebrates seven years, the ceo of what is now a trillion dollar market cap company >>> weighing in on this, john chambers, cisco's chairman emeritus we got a lot to get through, i will mention the crickets, don't you worry. i might even eat one >> i want you outside your comfort zone >> i got the barbecue, i think i had the chocolate last time. let's start with cook, though, i know you're close to him when ste

jay powell off his path. payroll coming out a little later firing on all cylinders. the u.s.economy with the spare capacity to launch a trade war. lena: in the. eed.n the -- ind they have transitioned from strength towards sustainability. the labor market is cruising way above fixed limits. it was in the yelling time we're wondering how long they can produce 200 plus death -- 200,000 plus jobs. with the economy at full fueling of demand over potential supplies, especially at a time when trade is disrupting supply capacity through u.s. owned supply chains would mean that it is difficult for the fed to normalize policy while, crucially, managing rates. at a time when the fiscal deficit is blowing out. guy: i wonder whether other economies will wonder if we should take a leaf out of the book and deliver some fiscal stimulus. that might be welcomed here in europe. our guest stays with us. later, the u.s. national economic council larry kudlow joins us. that will be an interesting conversation, given both the economics in the united states and. the trade were growing. i'm sure he

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