mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. amanda: welcome to "bloomberg markets." taylorelcome both our bloomberg and our bloomberg audiences here. some of the top stories we're following from around the world. prices paid by u.s. consumers rising by less than forecast in august. mark bristow joins us to discuss the latest trend and what it means for the direction of the price of gold. plus, sports data companies debuted on the nasdaq today and is backed by mark cuban and michael jordan. we'll have the c.e.o. and founder. and the biggest event underway. i hear there is a watch, ipad. it's all the rage. amanda: and we're watching for reaction in the markets, taylor. we're seeing something of a negative session out there today. there was early reaction, we've certainly seen reaction in treasuries to that more benign than expected c.p.i. report, if we can put it that way. still a very high number year over year of course. the context of does the fed need to move rather than later? it seems to be a pass on the paper for now. you can see broad-based declines here. we have stre

mark taylor on the top stories on andras era. international donors of touch, more than a $1000000000.00 to help afghanistan where foreign aid has dried up. after the taliban takeover. the promises followed a plea for help from the un saying africans were an urgent need of a lifeline. the target was at least $600000000.00 to avoid what you and cause a humanitarian crisis. secretary general, antonio tor says, he's concerned about the collapse of an entire country. many are risk of running out of food by the end of the month as winter approaches on about to get it to james bay's. is that the conference in geneva the united nations is still seriously concerned about the situation in afghanistan. yes, the 2nd she said he's been very pleased by the response of the international community. he came here to geneva for this flash appeal, saying that he wanted $606000000.00 for the next 4 months. and i'm going to start in new money. well, we know that lots of money is being pledged. what you and trying to work out is that some of that money

well, i think what mark taylor called it out, and it's almost a generational thing. he's 83 years old. democracy in most west african countries arrived in the beginning or, or the early may, 900 ninety's, but in guinea it didn't come until 2010. so by the time he was elected president, then in the 1st ever democratic election in the country, he was already 70 more than 70 years old. he was very much, if you like someone who'd been shaped by the years after independence. he was associated with progressive politics. he done jail time himself after being a presidential candidate in guinea, back in 1998 and being arrested in the aftermath of that election. and so he knew the struggles that were required as it were, to return democracy. but he seems to have been powered by enormous self belief so that us as his 2nd term came towards an end. somehow he believed that he was the person who, who was needed to take guinea further forward down the road is of gradually rebuilding the economy. tackling will these problems that had been up in the past. but in order to do that, he

margaret, what about this kind of kerfuffle, if you will, this controversial gop congresswoman mark ri taylor green back in the spotlight this week, this time involved in a shouting match with democratic congresswoman debbie dingell yesterday on the steps of the capitol over democrats support for a bill protecting women's rights to have abortion access. take a listen. >> killing a baby up until birth is a lack of civility. it's called murder. >> hey, how about some order down there. lack of civility? how about lack of laws or protecting -- >> you should practice the basic thing you're taught in church. respect your neighbor. >> in church? are you kidding me? try being a christian and supporting life. >> you try being a christian -- >> support life. >> -- decently. >> oh, boy. margaret, and then debbie dingell would treat this hold my pearls. how is all of this being received, this kind of public altercation? >> i mean, forget about the democratic caucus, i'd say the republican caucus is horrified by this particular lawmaker, but she drives -- drives so much of her fundraising and buzz from no

lost their sons in last week's attack, marks mitch, the father of lance corporal -- and the father of staff sergeant darren hoover jr., who went by the name of taylormay. your son was sent back to afghanistan to assist with the evacuation efforts. you said it was something he always wanted to do. i've never seen a young man trying as hard as he did to be the best soldier he could be. he went back just for this mission. explain. >> yes, he did. first, i just want to say, jared has exemplified so much that any man could ever strive for and made me so proud to watch him undertake this endeavor going into the marine corps. he completed his boot camp, went to jordan, was excited about that, and was constantly looking to do more and was given that opportunity. >> sean: yeah. first, i want to say to both of you if i may, as a parent, nobody can understand the loss that both of you have gone through. i can't imagine the pain that both of you are living through, and i'm very sorry about that. mark, you met with biden over the weekend. how did that go? >> well, initially i was not going to meet with him, but that i felt i owed it to my son to at least have s

taylor during the olympics. after oscar first broke up with samantha. >> oscar kept him in just going off him -- and my girlfriend. i'm running for my country. >> this is south african soccer start marklor. >> he denied clinton and invading samantha taylor and he was so upset by oscar's outburst. he has bachelor to speak to him. >> so he was still shaking up. he asked me -- >> but bachelor, when he phoned oscar, who [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the way had a checkered past himself. and so he said he knew the signs of a man losing his ballots. hanging out with the wrong people. >> oscar would sit in there and i just become too quickly for him. >> there was a final break out with samantha. friend said she complained oscar was not pleasant at all. samantha's mother said she was afraid for her daughter safety. the public knew none of that. as far as his fans were concerned, oscar was on top of the world. and so oscar per story us walk the red carpet in november 2012, at the national sports award show with this woman on his arm. the entire country want to know who did she? coming up, reeva had a brilliant mind. she was smart and funny and all those things, but she wa

taylor. and would have crawford had been at third on that fly ball. >> scores easily. mark prior the pitching coach out to the mound as la stella, the pinch hitter comes up. the dodgers always send the pitching coach out every time as a pinch hitter. >> well, he's giving joe kelly the opportunity to decide who he pitches to. if he decides to go after toomey la stella, i doubt he's going to give him a whole lot to hit. not the end of the world. they know that darrin ruf is not that well. when a guy's hot, doesn't always matter. >> la stella's had stiffness in his side. kind of put him on the shelf this for a while. he last played this past sunday in atlanta. >> above average, across the board out there. >> ball and a strike, on the outside. was that a changeup? 87 miles an hour. >> it's been a good pitch for him. >> la stella facing joe kelly. >> crawford's going to get a two-out jump. seager playing right behind second base. la stella. >> packed it up. >> and it's 0-2. >> changeup-changeup but in watching tommy la stella hit this year, it's like his at-bats don't even start

taylor greene. she tweeted court marshall mark milley. there are many republicans urging their colleagues to take a breath and not rush to judgment. >> i have to say some of the allegations seem farfetcheded to me. we don't want to jump to conclusions but we'll vet them and see what happened. >> the former national security advisor john bolton releasing this statement to us saying quote, mark milley is a staunch supporter of the constitution and rule of law. i have no doubt general milley consulted widely with colleagues on the national security counsel and others during this period. what bolton says he believes happened appears to have happened from all of our reporting, 15 people on each call. a alex is live "outfront" in washington. this shows how worried esper was about trump's behavior and how far he went with chairman milley to avoid a war. >> it goes back to how unusually concerned the chinese were at the same time. we're learning from a top former senior defense official that speak with our colleague katy bow williams. mark ed ent

thanks so much mark thing theory is next, 10. helium. yes. yes. taylor swift. yes. pi. yes.use if it looks like kim it's kim, if it looks kind of like kim it's kourtney, and if it looks nothing like kim it's khloe. oh. oh, that's a venn diagram, and i remember because i thought to myself, "venn is he gonna stop talking about this diagram?" what are you guys doing? oh, well, we decided to use our breakfast time to expand our respective knowledge bases. oh, let me try. okay. hmm, atom of hydrogen, adam of maroon 5, mic drop. i'm sorry, who is mike drop? (chuckles) oh, hey, penny, do you want to go to the airport with me later to pick up my mother? sure. thanks. no problem. hey, penny, um, since you're already gonna be at the airport, do i need to go? why don't you want to get your mother from the airport? well, i can do without the 40-minute car ride where she criticizes every aspect of my life. she can cover it in a car ride? i could do 40 minutes on your posture alone. you really want me to pick up your mother all by myself? hmm, i just feel like it would be a good chance fo

mark gurman. a new version of the iphone app, saying the company's software is including pages for users to sign up for a crypto wallet user. taylorour u.s. audience, caroline means beta. adena: how did -- taylor: -- caroline: how did the romans say eddie? probably my way. taylor: we have been looking and examining the bottom-line impact of diversity. our focus this week, the muni market. a stanford professor and author of "the bonds of inequality: debt and the making of the american city," destin jenkins, argues that the history of inequality in the 21st century in america is in part the history of municipal debt as well. perhaps layout the arguments. you take us back to san francisco i believe in the 1940's through present day. where are you seeing the connection? destin: very good to be here with you. i think the kind of point of departure is to think about the familiar story of the good and noble quality of the miscible bond market. in many ways, that is true. the principal market participant in channel the savings into the infrastructure needs of cities and states around the country. but, it is also true that the business of

start for gareth taylor's side, but plenty of work to do for everton if they are to rival the top four this season. jess softley, bbc news. two more games today in the wsl. remi allen markeding the winner against her former club, leicester, whilst tottenham beat birmingham with kit graham scoring the only goal of the game. the defending champions, europe, have only won once on us soil, but they've taken a commanding lead after the foursomes on the opening day of golf�*s solheim cup in ohio. the americans are the favourites to win the trophy, but things didn't go to plan earlier, with sisters nelly and jessica korda beaten by mel reid and leona maguire. adam wild reports. the inverness club in ohio, a little echo of europe, but all around the noise and the colour of the united states. this was loud, but finely balanced. take this at the 12th, usa's megan khang putting a tee shot within inches. how do you follow that? seconds later celine boutier playing with georgia hall did this. they couldn't be separated, their match halved. but by that point, europe already in front, the scandinavian pairing nordqvist and kastram coming through a topsy—turvy match to win the 18th. euro

marking the end of the longest shutdown in its history. "hamilton" lin-manuel miranda, "lion king's" julie taylorhance to see the boss' most memorable artifacts in a traveling interactive exhibit. the grammy museum announced the springsteen live will open at the prudential center on october 1st. the exhibit will feature instruments like springsteen's favorite guitar. stage costumes from the east street band. it will move to l.a. next fall. >>> the future of concert going may look a little different. amazon says it's bringing palm recognition technology to the popular red rocks venue in denver. it's the first time the technology will be used outside of amazon's stores. red rocks visitors can sign up now to connect their palm to a picturing account using their palm. their palm will act as admission to any future events at the event. >>> still ahead, congressman dan kildee joins us ahead of a fourth and what should be a final day of committee mock-ups on democrats' massive spending package. >>> and as we go to break, a look at this date in history, 20 years ago, president george w. bush ordered u.s.

perfect start for gareth taylor's side, but plenty of work to do for everton if they are to rival the top four this season. jess, bbc news. two more games today in the wsl. remi allen markeder former club, leicester, whilst tottenham beat birmingham with kit graham scoring the only goal of the game. steve clarke says his scotland side are approaching a "must win" moment in their world cup qualifying campaign ahead of tonight's match against moldova. scotland sit fourth in group f after wednesday's 2—0 defeat in denmark. after moldova, the scots travel to third placed austria on tuesday at the halfway point in the group. with a capacity crowd at hampden tonight, clarke feels the home supporters will play an important part. i think it will be good for the players, they enjoyed a little taste of it with 12.5 or whatever it was, 12,500 at the euros. they enjoyed that taste, they enjoyed the atmosphere and if we can get the crowd rocking, a good fast start, get the crowd behind us, hamdan will be a nice place to be. —— hampden park will be a nice place. one more football line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers against

marks some of her successors today. so thank you all for your cosponsorship. this is, i think, a very fitting tribute for barbara taylor, who will be very missed by her family, her widower, mark maper, and all of us. i am also calling for a hearing on the status of trees and proposition e together with supervisors mandelman and safai to get an update on how that is going both as to maintenance, new tree planting, sidewalk replacement, as that has now been on the books for a number of years. the woman who ran that bureau, the bureau of urban forestry, carla short, is now the acting head of the department of public works, and it would be nice to hear from them, given that there have been some concerns around watering of newly planted trees, so i want to get to the bottom of that, so thank you to supervisors mandelman and safai, for your cosponsorship on that. i ask that that be referred to the psns committee for a hearing soon, and the rest i refer to my colleagues. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you. i just wanted to be added to supervisor ronen's memorial for al

marking that country declaring independence from spain back in 1810. there were celebrations all across the bay area today, including a big event. san jose city hall kron four's taylor sack was there as city leaders, community groups activists and more all came together to celebrate the 2 100th anniversary of mexico getting its independence. >> celebrations at city hall in san jose on thursday to mark mexican independence day on september 16th in 18. can. >> it a calling from make any that we could be. yeah. to it makes it can to against it. the and with this pain along 100 bolonia is the consul general of mexico in san jose. >> many other city and community leaders who spoke at the many happy to be together once >> after the pandemic caused some larger celebrations last year, put >> we get back to may turn out something that fits benitez of san jose doesn't take for granted bush have the mix it to get back scene. >> because i finally some mixing god. they are suffer because many of our family rare, say car died so we hear it is very easy to get a vaccine and makes a not east that it is it like here. the city continued its push to get even more residents vaccinated