tom: right now, let's get to a guest today. ,ow edward morse of citigroup head of commodities in oil. between saudi arabia and russia. ed: that war is kind of over for a while. as a truce imposed partly by donald trump, partly with the volleys associated with their actions in march. so they are coming back to reality. each country is seeing a , andndous drop in spending they are tight their belt -- they are tightening their belt. i want to talk about the price of oil, which has been so hard to get right for a lot of this year. it went from its demand story to a supply story, and now perhaps back to a demand story, as beijing closes schools and we see a pickup in virus cases in please is like florida and texas in the united states. of oil you see in terms demand that could send prices well below where they are currently? edward: when we look at the dynamics between the supply and demand side now, the actions taken voluntarily, involuntarily in the united states, canada, all of the opec countries and the non-opec countries associated with them, those supply actions are going to dominate

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his name is sam morse of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. >>one of the great things that that will allow us to heal is to really focus critical issue and that's really dealing racism in our country i love this i love the new however we do have some issues not believe this we start focusing 20 say you shouldn't really tell you how long understanding that a own some perspective of the spiritual anger is different in lough anger, not to get us into places that want to destroy little want to shield have healthy dialogue that brings u together that's what we should be about in this season. >>they say history repeats itself and it's really hard not to think of this time. and compared to back in the 50's and 60's when when you know segregation was was a huge point of contention. >>how do you think it's different now when compared to back then. >>well you know to to be honest with growing up in the south and we see glass and each and every generation had to experience the killing of black the races i haven't seen too much of difference we still have

businesses looted fires being set attacks on law enforcement kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to pastor sam morse of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. >>one of the great things that that will allow us to heal is to really focus critical issue and that's really dealing racism in our country i love this i love the new however we do have some issues not believe this we start focusing 20 say you shouldn't really tell you how long understanding that a own some perspective of the spiritual anger is different enough we now rank or not to get us into places that want to destroy little want to shield have healthy dialogue that brings us together that's what we should be about in this season. >>they say history repeats itself and it's really hard not to think of this time. and compared to back in the 50's and 60's when when you know segregation was was a huge point of contention. >>how do you think it's different now when compared to back then. >>well you know to to be honest with growing up in the south and we see glass and each and every generation had to experience the killing of black the ra

that it's still not fully did that the brain initially develops many morse an abscess than it actually needs it when it's hard to comprehend the world and to remember. babies are curious and attentive become a watch somebody do something remember it and then do it themselves that is imitate a simple action. 6 months old and she's observing closely. you can pull off the toys and shake it like a rattle. after a brief pause it's layers turn she's clearly noted the trick with the ear. that shows she's developed some memory for a sequence of events. but that's only one of many stages in the development of memory. psychologists at frankfurt university tested $1000.00 children extensively over a period of 5 years. they wanted to find out what stages children go through until they develop the ability to remember events from their own past and then go on to have an autobiographical memory. the ability to recognize oneself is a prelude to being able to remember things from one's past can morrow recognise herself yet. her task is to wipe away the mark on her face with the help of america is such

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so if you take morse to the pool when. you can think about north you need to. plant it when if you have something on your mind set you're not thinking about it indefinitely because like it's made people. on the 5 you know life but surf equipment is scarce and expensive in sierra leone. even the wax which gives the surface but to grip on the board is hard to find so the team relies on donations and a good reason to give the boards some extra t.l.c. . but the beach surf club is more than just a stack of surfboards. to caves. just to get. off on board and so forth so if enough impact in my life i'm soft enough change my whole life. yes. i think nothing. somebody told this is the way we normally to get on our kids one of his former surf mentees to come on the 22 year old now gives surfing the skins herself and is the only woman on the team but when it comes to technical skills. is right up there with her male colleagues is it. so telling the boys that's we are doing what they are doing so is a big challenge to us so we know one there will be this these guys will no

in some poll we have seen crowded morse we have seen people taking several minutes. outside of what was just to walk around and see. stores. as a matter of fact in brazil the people who just are fed up by staying home they want to go out they want to take their business as usual. so you're stuck in a place where the coronavirus is still spreading but social isolation measures are just not working unit more gustavo i do want to ask you about how people are feeling about what happens after the end of the pandemic i know it may sound premature but after losing to health ministers who are both doctors and then replacing them with an army general i see there are more military appointments being made now in civilian government departments is there concern about the growing strength of the military. yes. but 'd it's also because the president has. this is not a new thing ever since he took office he has taken charts democratic institutions on the weekly basis and the military has been quite big us towards the where they do stand towards democracy sometimes they seem to be o

i especially when i play somebody for that's you know a real person like gordo cooper or or jimmy morse of the rookie or whatever and i get to go on all those doors to say authorized personnel only and really dig down and find out about that character about what makes them tick and. i've taken that process and brought it to dish show called the den of socks and. it is people that i have known in my life or that i. had just getting to know and i find out what makes them tick i approach it like i'm going to play them play them in a movie and so i ask them very personal questions or we just have a buncha laughs or whatever ideas but how to get to know them just by feeling them out maybe in a different way you don't get on a usual interview. well listen there's ride in the back seat of a cop car to flush and there's having to be. laughing with the guy to flesh it out but there's a bunch of different ways to get under somebody's skin but that's where the best craft comes from after the break we're going to talk to dennis about goliath i want to talk to him more by music because his god is ac

edward morse at citigroup writing a blistering note this morning saying oil is about inventory dynamics not the financial dynamics of the futures market of oil. really heated note by morris as the 43oil lift up to level. futures are higher this morning. it will be interesting to see how the vix adapts as we get closer to the opening. there is a sunrise in new york this morning, and it will touch all of this island of manhattan. one of the sunrises will be on herald square. is, whereere macy's the macy's thanksgiving day parade and's every year, and it is a macy's like so much of new york city, trying to open for business. on this monday, new york city making every effort to open up for business. stay with us. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning everyone. thrilled you are with us. don't forget our simulcast coming up. we will drive forward the conversation through the morning. our chief content officer will join us, with decades of experience on washington. interesting to see what he has to say on the path forward for president on this. europe, we have eric near's and -- we

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morse at citigroup. that is extremely constructive to correlate that. here is the dirty secret.do this as we migrate through our friday morning. lisa abramowicz had it temper tantrum and said we need to do more on credit. jonathan ferro climbed on board the bandwagon and said we have to do more on credit because i miss the real yield so much. we have done a lot on credit. we finished strong with gershon distenfeld. we are thrilled he can join us on the credit. i look at the institutional perspective you have and it comes down to something simple. are you clipping coupons? is there any total return, or even as this all about not losing money? what does it forward for the next year? gershon: it is important to remember when it comes down to it at the end of the day, credit is about clipping coupons. over the long term, if you put the coupon and you get your money back, that is a good result. he did not look for huge total returns -- you do not look for huge total returns. the only way you get returns is if you have a proceeding time where you have big losses. in 2008, you had the

and they with kettle drum was do the first five notes of beethoven's fifth which in morse code is v fors somebody who grew up and lived through a war, you had to do things like, you had to wear masks as a child. you had government imposed lockdowns that you and your family had to adhere to. was in a different sentiments than there is now in terms of listening to the government and doing what is best for the population at large? >> well, i was a little girl and i did what i was told. but i really do think that what was similar. and i would love to talk about in a bit, is that the people had no control over where the bombs fell. they only had control over their behavior. and i think people did do what they were told to do. we spent the night in the cellar of the apartment building that we lived in. my father when we moved out of london was an air raid warden. and you know, they had blackouts. and everything. and i think people did what they were told to do. and their behavior made all the difference. >> trevor: do you think there st a reason we've seen such a shift in how people don't tru

we think they stand to do very well over the next several quarters taylor morsing homes trades at less than one times book value i heard you talk about that on the program earlier today, which we would agree with her thesis on that. and then kulicke & soffa, we think they're in a cap ex spending cycle for the semiconductor industry we think that stock could potentially reach $40 in the next two to three years, as they reach their earnings power of about $4 a share >> that would be about a double from here. eric marshall, jordan posnor thank you. >>> until now, the market has happy with the trajectory of the economy, but a new outbreak calls that into dowubt. steve now has more >> it's an interesting comparison, when you look at the response to the great financial crisis and to what's happening now. so far it has seemed more than adequate if you look at the unemployment rate right now, it looks to have peaked we'll see if that's true just too much after the recession began. last time around, it took 22 months if it continues the way it is looking at the fed response, just four months af

. >>> morse diggs allow people order alcohol to go but critics are against making the movement permanent. during the shelter in place orders restaurants could provide takeout and delivery and allow alcohol purchases with those orders. the temporary order and help business dealings with losses but some areas are keeping those changes in place. >> being able to all kernel these products represents up to 10% of their revenue and from an industry on the ropes working with capacity restrictions that's absolutely critical. >> with a great 30 states currently allowed to call out the group mothers against drunk driving says allowing curbside sales would violate open container laws and lead to an increase in drunk driving. >> regulators in states with legalized gambling arlled on to giving those betting a cashless option. casino owners point to a desire of handling money during the pandemic. only a handful allow cashless transitions. don't forget casinos, anywhere. i cannot remember the last time and paid with cash, receive cash. i think i saw some coins somewhere on the ground and i will pick up

to you in morse code. lost the satellite feed for a secretary. >> dot-dot-doot, dash-dask hash-dash, dot, dot, dot. i think they're doing best they can. i think the politicization of just basic hygiene has been, i think, one of the more surprising aspects that -- >> stephen: like wearing a mask, where a mask has become a political statement. >> the "don't tread on me" snake is the symbol of tirny. >> stephen: i will not wear your covid berka. >> that's exactly right. it's the garb of the authoritarian. it's the swastika arm band. it's the brown shirt. and i keep thinking to myself, "they wear those in operating rooms, right? they do that not because they're listening to npr. i'm pretty sure so they don't put their-- i just want to say to all those people like, "so the next time you get an operation, you just say to the doctor' you take that liberal ( bleep ) somewhere else. you come in here with no covering. you don't wash those hands. and you stick them in my open wound, because i'm an american'." >> step

there will be wider sidewalks and morse crosswalks apparently. well you may need to replant your vacation if you wanted to go to hawaii. this summer, the island state is now requiring a mandatory 14 day self quarantine for all out of staters through the end of july it had been previously set to expire at the end of june but now it's going to be pushed all through july as well so just keep that in mind if you're thinking heading there in july might want to think again. he's got to cross the firefighters are being ordered to are ordered by their chief to take defensive positions only one battling a fire unless there's a life that's in danger. this new policy takes effect july first and it comes as we're entering fire season, the chief of eastern contra costa county fire fire protection district says that his department has been underfunded his crews have been overworked for far too long and because of the lack of money and support he has no choice he says but to make this change to protect his crew. >>today we do not have the resources we do not ha

morse dr.ers dr. steven hahn, anthony fauci and dr. robert redfield and live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> an historic victory has over eight dread is -- has unfolded at the university of michigan. a new medical age with a monumental report that proves the vaccine against polio proves to be a success. it's a day of triumph for the developer of the vaccine. -- dr. jonas salk developer of the vaccine. he arrives with the head of the national foundation for infantile paralysis. hundreds of reporters and scientists from all over the nation gather for the announcement. probably on hand are the people who receive the first injections. >> this gigantic experiment is symbolic of the equally great foundation, both scientific and philanthropic, without which it could not have been conceived or executed. >> the entire world heralded the and discovery, which is assuring an end to one of the most dreadful diseases. susan: that is in april, 1955 transit announcement of the -- triumphant announcement of the successful polio vaccine. d

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be that as it may, the absence of someone from the task morse won't stop us from bringing you everythinge can in an hour. >> governor andrew cuomo will join us. his state has gone from the epicenter to the biggest success story in containing the outbreak. he may impose a quarantine on people coming into new york. we'll ask him act that. also tonight, why covid-19 has taken such a disproportionate toll on african-americans and what can be done to change that. >> and also taking your questions from our medical experts. tweet to them with the #cnntownhall or leave a common on our facebook page. we'll try to get to as many questions as we can. plus, reports from around the country and around the world, including beijing, where they're seei seeing an uptick in cases. but in this country, more than 118,000 lives lost and some states facing some very hard facts. tonight, more than 118,000 people in the u.s. have died from the coronavirus. and more than 2.1 million have tested positive. infection rates in more than 20 states are climbing, with ten states seeing their highest seven-day average of

morse flights in and out of beijing are cancelled but these travelers are trying to leave while they can the chinese capital is in the middle of its more serious outbreak of corn as far as since february you can leave you know i think i'm leaving now because the outbreak is a bit serious and i'm afraid of being infected so i want to escape back to home soon on wednesday the kaufman christus emergency response level to tackle the spread of new infections linked to be jean's largest holton food market schools and universities have been shot and people have been urged not to leave the city infections in 4 other provinces have already been linked to the operating budget in some areas or into measures up introduced for those coming from the capital. jemmett you got all kinds of medical and health institutions schools institutions for the elderly subway and public transport have been raised to a high level in terms of epidemic prevention and control and measures will be fully implemented to prevent keep personnel from leaving beijing we will resolutely curb the spread of the virus in and o

someone who works in the keep the a b.p. a source who can confirm is that it would take half a day out morse to change the code to 20 pounds but it's just another way of highlighting people on benefits are always left behind in favor of people those who are in employment because it's always been the case since 2010 and even before and that put related alex to can thank you very much indeed for your thoughts your uncle. well the u.k. government is facing calls to reform is watchdog in charge of scrutinizing u.k. arms exports after it emerged the committee has been out of action for 6 months parliament's committee on arms export control is responsible for monitoring the u.k.'s arms exports but is yet to arms exporter the shadow minister for peace and disarmament has urged the commons leader to call for the committee to reform a soonest possible there are currently many complex being balls around the world in which britain sells arms to one or more of the warring parties including the ongoing conflict in yemen there is mounting and legitimate concern over a number of existing licenses that woul

wholesale market now this is the biggest and the most important in beijing morse of the city's fresh produce and fresh meat is souls from there it's unfun tide disagree just southwest of the city about one hour from downtown beijing now about $4000.00 people work there and we understand that the authorities are currently testing many of those people who work there and also people who have known who are known to have visited that market in the last 2 weeks now it 1st came to the attention of the authorities went on friday 2 men who are linked to the market tested positive for the core and a virus one had nor travel history and one had recently returned from a week visit to china also from testing so the whole market has been closed the government has set up headquarters there the military police have sealed off the area to sort of want to area want to sit ins and outs in coming in people coming in and out of the district but also the authorities say that some chopping board of a cell or selling sand then was known to have found traces of this corona virus as well and that sparked a li

our politics, the democratization of the parties and journalism through social media is letting the morse persuasive idiots have wildly outside power in our society today and that is legitimately dangerous and it's a danger we have had in the past but the technology was not on the side of itots the way it is -- idiots the way it is today and all the more important to teach civics and basic facts. >> as someone who runs school, it's a very heavy burden to think that we have the sole role to play in enhancing okay said indication. this institutions through which young people learn what it meant to be an american, community based organizations, their own family, faith community all of that, we need a renewal and one thing that is interesting running school, talk but this idea of america as a self-governing presociety. that assumes we have individuals who know how to self govern. the idea of rights and responsibilities and typically when you're -- we have this discussion, it seems like there's a lot of focus on into it entitlements and right but but not a lot of responsibility. what would thi

officer had no concern for the life of george floyd and recklessly killed him with no signs every morse or compassion. this is not the first time we have witnessed law enforcement killing a black man or someone defenseless before our eyes. this happened between law enforcement and black and brown men and people of color before. the officer who killed george floyd had a dozen complaints of misconduct. this allowing this individual to remain in law enforcement led to the death sentence for george floyd. on june 2 of this year the district attorney and my colleagues supervisor yee, fewer, rainy, marand i introduced the resolution urging the civil service commission to adopt rules to disqualify any applicant for employment in the police department and the sheriff's department based on prior acts of misconduct. there is no way that we should ever have a situation in san francisco where we hire someone that has worked in another city with complaints of excessive force, misconduct, available profiling and anything that demonstrates prejudice and violent behavior. our civil service commission m

. >> reporter: but kamaria morse doesn't think that's enough. >> it's wonderful and a great win but justd a group of her co-workers went to their employer asking them to do more. >> i thought it was essential that it was acknowledged in perpetuity. they listened and made the decision pretty quickly. >> reporter: morris shared her story on twitter. it's since gone viral. >> it just shows me that so many people this time around are really on our side and everyone is kind of sick of where we are at this moment and really ready to band together to make change. >> reporter: there are protests and events planned for juneteenth to commemorate and we do have a group of senators introduced a bill to make it a national holiday and, stra, why did it take so long for word to reach texas where there's all kinds of speculation historically but texas was isolated, some rural areas didn't get the news. maybe the messenger was possibly killed on the way but the symbolism is there oftentimes for african-americans in this country, justice and, yes, freedom can often be delayed and in this case it was 2 1/2

it was done by morse. just last week the lincoln memorial, a temple to the great emans parity, was -- emancipator, was defaced. the world war ii memorial, a memorial to those who fought and liberated the world from fascism, was defaced. now, across the atlantic, the ideological kin of this mob, defaced statues of churchill. wait until they hear about what the other guy did on the other side. but, us know, history is not the long suit. -- of these woke children. they didn't take history classes apparent lit in high school and college. they were too busy taking social justice seminars. you can see tt too in philadelphia. the statue of matias baldwin. he was a committed and devoted abolitionist who funded education for freed african americans, who gave them jobs, and they defaced his statue. even more amazing, in boston the shaw memorial was defaced. the shaw memorial honors the 54th massachusetts regiment, the first african american regiment formed after the emancipation proclamation. whose braver and battle

officer had no concern for the life of george floyd and recklessly killed him with no signs every morse or compassion. this is not the first time we have witnessed law enforcement killing a black man or someone defenseless before our eyes. this happened between law enforcement and black and brown men and people of color before. the officer who killed george floyd had a dozen complaints of misconduct. this allowing this individual to remain in law enforcement led to the death sentence for george floyd. on june 2 of this year the district attorney and my colleagues supervisor yee, fewer, rainy, marand i introduced the resolution urging the civil service commission to adopt rules to disqualify any applicant for employment in the police department and the sheriff's department based on prior acts of misconduct. there is no way that we should ever have a situation in san francisco where we hire someone that has worked in another city with complaints of excessive force, misconduct, available profiling and anything that demonstrates prejudice and violent behavior. our civil service commission m

officer had no concern for the life of george floyd and recklessly killed him with no signs every morse or compassion. this is not the first time we have witnessed law enforcement killing a black man or someone defenseless before our eyes. this happened between law enforcement and black and brown men and people of color before. the officer who killed george floyd had a dozen complaints of misconduct. this allowing this individual to remain in law enforcement led to the death sentence for george floyd. on june 2 of this year the district attorney and my colleagues supervisor yee, fewer, rainy, marand i introduced the resolution urging the civil service commission to adopt rules to disqualify any applicant for employment in the police department and the sheriff's department based on prior acts of misconduct. there is no way that we should ever have a situation in san francisco where we hire someone that has worked in another city with complaints of excessive force, misconduct, available profiling and anything that demonstrates prejudice and violent behavior. our civil service commission m

wants that lifts, we have sun and clouds with morse on throughout the day and temperatures bump up.be a little tropical field there, we are trying to see some partly sunny and a lot of the cloud that comes toward southern california. artfully cloudy this morning, combination of low clouds, high clouds a little warmer in the afternoon. warm is in the near future. it will be somewhat today, but not that. tomorrow there are signs of just 15 degrees or so as inland town jumps into the 90s. been low is dropping far south that the two high pressure systems will build in and be right over us, which will usher in a big-time warming trend for 2 days, then we get out of here. today, 60s, 70s and pretty close to seasonal averages. over to sal, last time we look bay bridge was back to where it should be. what about now? >> it is pretty quiet. right now it is looking nice as you can see. it has cleared out in the 8:00 hour. if you are driving into san francisco, there have been no major issues here, traffic continues to roll on very well, as we look at 880, this traffic moves along nicely as he

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