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. >> tom taylor, i appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm brianna keilar with john berman and it is tuesday, october 12th. breaking overnight, jon gruden

superman writer tom taylor said he did not want this to become a missed opportunity. >> it is not a gimckwe didn't want this to be" the dc comics creates new queer superman." we want this to be "superm finds himself, becomes superman and then comes out." there is a really important distinction there. reporter: the news took social media by storm. many uploading the decision. >> i have been a comic book geek since pretty much the tom meighan first read. this news about superman makes my queer heart glad, knowing the positive impact it will have on so many young folks today and in the future. reporter: superman first appeared in comics in 1938, and he is arguably america's most famous superhero. now, his son is breaking new ground, and not just with his sexuality. jon kent fights climate change, tackles social justice issues, and is on the frontlines lines of the refugee crisis, part of the dc comics' efforts to have their characters reflect today's world. monte: time for business with a guest, you cover your. what does the future hold for nuclear energy. france's president calls for new mo

joining me is tom taylor, "new york times" best-selling author. i'm a comic book junkie.s about superman and his friend jay nakamoro. what is their relationship like? >> their relationship if you've seen the pictures is a close one. superman is not clark kent. i want to make that clear from the get-go. this is john kent, the son of clark kent and lois lane. >> why? why did you make this decision? >> why did i make this decision? well, when i was offered the gig to have a new superman and a new superman number one for dc comics, that's a big thing. and i think the first question i had to ask myself was what does superman -- what should superman represent today? a new superman, if you make a new superman, what should that look like? it struck me as it would be a real opportunity lost if we had another -- we had clark kent replaced by another straight white savior. so here was an opportunity to create a superman who could represent a whole new group of people. and i think that was one that we had to take on. >> and will be addressing modern day issues like -- >> like the cli

. >> tom taylor, i appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm brianna keilar with john berman and it is tuesday, october 12th. breaking overnight, jon gruden gone as head coach of the las vegas raiders, resigning after a "new york times" report about homophobic, misogynistic and racist emails he sent over the course of seven years. >> the emails were discovered as part of a workplace misconduct investigation. in them, gruden denounces the drafting of a gay player and calls are for the firing of players who protest the national anthem. gruden who won a super bowl nearly 20 years ago with the buccaneers was in year four of a ten-year $100 million contract. >> and joining us now to discuss this is ryan russell, a free agent defensive end who played with the dallas cowboys and the tampa bay buccaneers and he came out as bisexual in 2019. look, ryan, thank you so much for being with us to talk

tom: wrap it up, taylor. talk seriously now about the character that the market has defined through their derivative space. what do you do with all of these earnings in this boom economy and this bull market? what do you do for words? stuart has an optimistic tone. what are you going to write about for monday? i'm just curious how you take this odd bull market and drive it forward with a derivatives analysis. >> it's a great question, hopefully i get to pick my own exit music. the market had been underinvested because of what happened in september, going through the numbers with big eats across the board, the markets are responding positively to that that i do think that your question is the right one. a couple of big weeks of earnings with the fed in the backdrop and in the rate market, how does the fed behave when the earnings are behind us? we have seen large tech quality degrading earnings with those results and usually when we get through you get back into the value trade. that would be the case. jonatha

tom: eleanor taylor jolidon on some of the themes to be considered.h us and give us her thoughts on the boe after the break. the hawks sound off. officials at the boe talk about the need for a rate hike to stem inflation. we will discuss that focusing on the u.k. next. this is bloomberg. ♪s is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 11 minutes in to the european trading day. currently, the european stoxx 600 is flat. gains in the u.k., 0.2%. let's take a look at what is on the move this morning. anna: we go straight to some of the things that the ftse 100 specializes in and that is the mining sector. the outperformer's explained -- the outperformance on the ftse 100 explained by the miners. benefiting from the ongoing focus on higher prices. anglo american up. the mining sector in focus in the ok you -- in the u.k. tom: looking at these corporate's in terms of this theme around inflation and cost prices. asos down nearly 14%. the ceo stepped down. they are talking about disappointing targets and supply chain constraints. really investors feeling t

tom: we walked through the yield real -- real yields equation. who is doing the real yields tomorrow? >> i think taylors paid -- is doing it tom: nominal yield minus inflation is the real yield. the residual. which of those three things matters, nominal, inflation or residual. lisa: it all matters deeply for all those people in the stadium it will be feeling pessimistic. i will say this, the bottom line is this. can we continue to maintain growth despite the fact inflation is going up. these are the questions we need to answer. tom: it is interesting and we will do more data checks. i want to emphasize for those hung up on equities the bond market today absolutely fascinating. dow futures up 24. this is bloomberg. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfini

taylor. but after 20 years from tom, i want to talk about frontiers to present as much as possible, just responsible. if only did make sure that what became for who took care of them and they left the country for us for our cell, while school dockwood, the investment of the international committee, together with the african people, we could have built on this thing. but in which that did not happen. now, why did that happen just completely out of the story, but i'm not saying that to 50 for longer. it would have been processed. no, i do believe in what you say that i've not done at the end of the day. we have to depend on ourselves. we have to depend on resources. you have to depend on geography to reach consistency. we do believe in that but, but provided that we'll be allowed to do so look, good kids go got me convicted. the whole thing brought one president after another president, the comment and post everybody there on us. after 2 point here is the give it back to the title, but now some other countries are invoked. so this is kind of, as i mentioned, i'll type situation. yes, you're right, we

there were all kinds of people -- tom petty, jackson brown, chaka kahn, james taylor, bonnie raitt, therehe e street band played for an hour and a half, and this film coming out momentarily is a film of that show. >> stephen: and we have a clip here of i think this is the end of your second night out there. >> okay. >> stephen: so you've already turned 30, i think. >> yeah. >> stephen: and the crowd is trying to get you to do one more song. jim. >> i can't go on like this! ( cheers and applause ) i'm 30 years old! my heart's starting to go on me! i can't! ( cheers and applause ) i can't! ( cheers and applause ) i can't! ( cheers and applause ) i don't want you to beg. i don't want you to beg. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ 7♪ ♪♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're 30! you can't go on, you're 30! >> i can't go on like that, i'm 30 years old! that's it! >> stephen: what's the difference between you now and that 30-year-old guy and what's the same? >> well, it's funny, on stage, i don't know if there's a lot of difference, you know. ( applause ) you know, we still co

tom cruise in the ballpark. already up 1-0 in the second. kris taylor gives the dodgers a 2-0 lead.hen it's enough for flores to tag and store, and cutting the lead in half. then the dodgers break it open, and cody belanger doubles up the base and then two runs score, part of a four-run inning. and then smith smacks a solo home run. l.a. beat the giants 9-2. >> obviously looking forward to turning the page on tonight's game. getting ready for los angeles, not our best effort tonight. the dodgers swung the bats better than us, and made more pitches than us and more plays than us. >> they are a tough team. they are never going to go away like we're not going to go away, and unfortunately things swung in their way tonight. >> it's a tough team, obviously. we just got to go out there and get them. >> as we have done all season long, we will turn the page and get ready for an off day, an off-day of preparation and get ready for game three. >> the series now shifts from san francisco to los angeles for games three and four on monday and tuesday. >> thanks, anthony. >>> it's 7:27. we have

during his time, joe taylor use the phrase "cowboy up," so he adapted that to "boiler up" at purdue, because they are the boilermakers, or some thing like that. tom is coming worldwide and across america and across the great midwest with a british accent. jonathan: that is why they need to go to the next game. tom: that is what i say, road trip. there's like 14 bars on the main street there. jonathan: we could do some great work on digital over the weekend as we go and watch that game. tom: they looked great against wisconsin. how about gasoline, up $0.20 on the month, now $3.39 on aaa? jonathan: do you want to talk about the politics or the economy of that? tom: how about both? damian sassower were joining us. we are not going to talk about brazilian real or turkish lira. we will talk about how he folds em into the burgeoning price of hydrocarbons. when i say to you, if i say big, higher oil prices, which nation does that affect outside opec? damian: you are right in my wheelhouse here, talking about the reflation trade, talking about reopening, talking about the dominant theme in process at relocation. where are we, 10% month to date, 27% year-