aquino. excited see you wanting to serve in this role and manner as we address all the work around former redevelop will agency and that is happen nothing district 10 and close to your community, i am excited see someone from dog patch in this role. thank you very much for being willing to serve. >> thank you. i appreciate your wellingness to serve and value your experience and community out roach and engagement and that is manage that is important before supervisor walton and i ocii is important to aloft neighborhoods we represent. reach out to me i will make sure you have my phone number and aware of my staff if there is anything mull pull neighborhoods but i want to make sure we are all engaged i appreciate your willingness to serve. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much and i think there is no one else who wants to ask a question. mr. clerk open this up to public comment. why members of public who wish to speak and joining person should lineu

reporter: alex aquino is one of the organizers. he says they are expecting as many as 20,000 people to show up this year. combined with the other major events happening around san francisco, aquino is encouraging everyone to plan ahead. >> i recommend people take public transportation. we have shuttle buses after the event, going from hippie hill down to the civic center. reporter: public safety will be top of mind. local leaders in san francisco say they are ready. that includes extra police officers on the roads and outside major venues, says the sfpd chief. >> those special events, we deploy for them. we will have officers working regular shift and overtime to supplement that. reporter: they are expecting significant traffic delays and congestion throughout the afternoon. they want everyone to have fun. they are advising a little caution. >> we prepare for large-scale events like this. our goal is to make sure people are safe. looking forward to seeing the city shine. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. ama: new developments with the

reporter: alex aquino is one of the organizers.as many as 20,000 people to show up this year. combined with the other major events happening around san francisco, aquino is encouraging everyone to plan ahead. >> i recommend people take public transportation. we have shuttle buses after the event, going from hippie hill down to the civic center. reporter: public safety will be top of mind. local leaders in san francisco say they are ready. that includes extra police officers on the roads and outside major venues, says the sfpd chief. >> those special events, we deploy for them. we will have officers working regular shift and overtime to supplement that. reporter: they are expecting significant traffic delays and congestion throughout the afternoon. they want everyone to have fun. they are advising a little caution. >> we prepare for large-scale events like this. our goal is to make sure people are safe. looking forward to seeing the city shine. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. ama: new developments with the injection -- jack and -- ej

francine: joining us now is bloomberg's kristine aquino.u look at yen and some of the surprises, and we are still following that press conference, is it going to be left behind? >> that is definitely a risk and there was a lot of hope among market participants that with the changing of the guard at the boj, we will also see a change in their approach to monetary policy. that is clearly not the case and that is not the bank of japan's dial. they want to proceed slowly considering this policy rather than abruptly changing it just because the bank of japan governor has shifted. but it is interesting. tom nailed it on the head when he alluded to the fact the bank of japan seems to want optionality more than anything else. they are probably open to that idea. they recognize they are behind in terms of the tightening cycle globally. they just do not want to paint themselves into a corner, especially if things start taking a turn for the worse in the global economy. tom: meanwhile at the fed, the situation seems more challenging. when we way up th

kristine aquino from are bloomberg mliv team. joining us now is charlotte ryland, cohead of investments at ccla investment. is it all about monetary policy or earnings going forward and the fact that it will be difficult for companies to defend their margins? charlotte: having last year be all about inflation, it is about interest rate shocks. this year is about the easing of economy and a slow down. we are seeing the impact coming through in the earnings numbers, so that --tom: what is your current assessment of any shape of investments coming through when it comes to the federal reserve response. charlotte: we are going to be nearing the second half and we will drop down that pmi is indicating that the jobs are slowing. the economy is holding up pretty well so far and that is probably from the pandemic savings we could have in the background. the employment market is still very healthy, so that is beginning of the result that things are starting to roll over, the impacts of those increases coming through on the consumer and als

let's get more on the market reaction bloomberg's kristine aquino. two narratives coming through. cap performing well with names coming through a decent earnings but the banking crisis seems to be back as a key risk for these markets. kristine: absolutely and interesting diversions they are given that the banking turmoil was what was moving markets initially, but a lot of undercurrents in these markets at the moment, and i feel like one of the themes that has cropped up his diversions even within the tech sector itself and the banking sector separately. we saw the beats overnight from some of the big tech names, and so there is this idea that perhaps big tech is starting to become another sort of haven in this sort of environment. a lot of investors still staying away from profitless tech as smaller tech companies are still affected by the current challenging environment. the same for banks as well. a number of big u.s. banks report decent earnings and reassure investors that everything is settling down after the march turmoil. not so for smaller banks. first republic still very m

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the name of ninoy aquino was assassinated. it's a long involved story. it gets gets full treatment in the book won't go into it but he was ferdinand marcos his greatest political challenger nightmare and he was he was murdered as soon as he off of an airplane in manila, having returned from years of exile in boston, he was shot dead on the gangway of the plane and i was carol and i and our two girls at that time were in in san jose, actually in, the newsroom. i was talking to my editor and he he heard the ap printer, ding, ding, ding, ding, a bulletin. he ripped off had it to me. ninoy aquino murdered. i said, i'm leaving now. and i did. deserting wife and our children. yet again. so sorry. there is a theme you and went to manila and that that out to be the biggest story of my career in my life i i tracked down two things one following the story of of who who did the assassination who who ordered it who did the killing of ninoy and secondly actually primarily learned about these what was called in the philippines dollars salting where people like the mar

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40 members of the country, security forces. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead. aquino, far so has been battling armed groups linked to arcade, and i saw the years the violence which triggered to military coups last year has killed more than 10000 people. and 4 people have been killed in a shooting at a teenagers birthday party in the us state of alabama. a prayer vigil has been held for victims in the town of dade built 28 people were injured in the attack local media, se one of those killed was a high school football player who had come to celebrate his sister's 16th birthday . those are the headlines and he has continued heron on tuesday. that's after earth rice. ah ah, the 1st 2 programs of this series of arthritis, i've been looking at how the law is being used to force governments and multinational corporations to take climate action. but what about the changes already going on within the business world itself? and this program i'm exploring my, the transforming the economic legacy of the industrial revolution. could in parts be an inside job? oh, i'm beginning my

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aquino.ited see you wanting to serve in this role and manner as we address all the work around former redevelop will agency and that is happen nothing district 10 and close to your community, i am excited see someone from dog patch in this role. thank you very much for being willing to serve. >> thank you. i appreciate your wellingness to serve and value your experience and community out roach and engagement and that is manage that is important before supervisor walton and i ocii is important to aloft neighborhoods we represent. reach out to me i will make sure you have my phone number and aware of my staff if there is anything mull pull neighborhoods but i want to make sure we are all engaged i appreciate your willingness to serve. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much and i think there is no one else who wants to ask a question. mr. clerk open this up to public comment. why members of public who wish to speak and joining person should lineup at

kristine aquino from our bloomberg live team and virginie maisonneuve from elian's who will stay with us. we will discuss the meeting in china today. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. --"bloomberg markets: european open." we did have some encouraging news in germany. especially in the u.s., weaker than expected economic data that may support the forecast of a pending recession. we will look at all of this. >> the swiss government will cut bonuses from top executive members. all payments scrapped. managers one into levels below the board will have their bonuses reduced by 50% and 25 percent -- 45%, respectively word the move affects around 1000 credit suisse employees. bank of america is encouraging some its bankers to take on new roles. a memo urge staff to apply for positions in its emerging growth and regional coverage team. the company expects smaller clients to boost investment banking fees. finally, due to a labor shortages, macau casinos have been forced to close off hotel rooms and cut back. the hiring process for foreign workers is a key hurdle in reopen

we went to the hospital to give it was cross live now to local journalists, george aquino, who's jonah's live now from molly, thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. george, and what details can you bring us about this attack? and who's suspected have been behind it a duplex offer read by or less. it won't be car bombs and have a gun fight to get to receive our airports of yet does begun very early in the morning. iran, according to the month of my young, are my response, neutralize $28.00 or is of the explosion. close, extensive damage also, according to the same reports from the government, 10 civilians were killed and a boat. 60 people were insured for blood donations. were much bred on social network to the unsure of the airport of c body is the main access points for some sort of your points that's so i'll just the un mission shorts. also 5 minutes mark tom. right now. any terrorist group save job behind these but all eyes focus on. busy in the shuttle region, this is not the 1st time that this airport space, and that's in the 2018, and that's the target to was sent up. what's

and that really took off under the aquino government with the seizure, scarborough, and then the island building campaign to call it international headlines. so what you see in public opinion polling and lead opinion, poland, is that china has gone from being seen as a partner, economic opportunity in the buildings to be seen as an external threat. first and foremost, andrew, let me bring you in here. what we're talking about, i want to talk to you about hierarchy. china, obviously a very big power has huge influence in africa, has huge influence in south asia. has investments all over the world. practically. how important is the philippines to china? well, i think of the philippines as a friend rather than as a baby. there was a great, a relationship between the philippines and china, as evidenced by the recent and stay visit by president markets to beijing. and this relationship been solid fire. but what i'm trying to say is that the bins and by allowing the wooden side could have been to be used by a new american military and would subject itself to the risks. and the possibility tha

event organizer alex aquino says this celebration started out underground but has become a cultural eventit's always been a community cultural event, right, but it was just, you know , and sanctioned and unplanned, right. and so now we have an infrastructure that's been seven years proven right? for a second year purchase and consumption of cannabis will be allowed at robin williams meadow. that means only those 21 years and older will be allowed in cannabis enthusiasts say they're planning on showing up and toking up on a substance they say should never have been criminalized among all the substances that there are. this one has the cost benefit. that's the best for most people. you can be a great shape. i mean, i'm in fantastic shape and i smoke weed all the time. you can lead a normal life. it doesn't beat the #### out of you, like so many other things. event organizers are working to make sure the event is a good fit for the neighborhood, bringing in 100 security guards and more than 160 porta potties. the city is asking those attending to be good visitors respect their park respect t

event organizer alex aquino says this celebration started out underground but has become a cultural event, you know, and sanctioned and unplanned, right. and so now we have an infrastructure that's been seven years proven right? for a second year purchase and consumption of cannabis will be allowed at robin williams meadow. that means only those 21 years and older will be allowed in cannabis enthusiasts say they're planning on showing up and toking up on a substance they say should never have been criminalized all the substances that there are. this one has the cost benefit. that's the best for most people, you can be a great shape. i mean, i'm in fantastic shape and i smoke weed all the time. you can lead a normal life. it doesn't beat the #### out of you, like so many other things that organizers are working to make sure the event is a good fit for the neighborhood, bringing in 100 security guards and more than 160 porta potties. the city is asking those attending to be good visitors respect our park. respect the surrounding neighborhoods respect each other . we want everyone to have a

event organizer alex aquino says this celebration started out underground but has become a cultural event. it's always been a community cultural event, right, but it was just, you know , and sanctioned and unplanned, right. and so now we have an infrastructure that's been seven years proven right? for a second year purchase and consumption of cannabis will be allowed at robin williams meadow. that means only those 21 years and older will be allowed in cannabis enthusiasts say they're planning on showing up and toking up on a substance they say should never have been criminalized among all the substances that there are. this one has the cost benefit. that's the best for most people. you can be a great shape. i mean, i'm in fantastic shape and i smoke weed all the time. you can lead a normal life. it doesn't beat the #### out of you. like so many other things. event organizers are working to make sure the event is a good fit for the neighborhood, bringing in 100 security guards and more than 160 porta potties. the city is asking those attending to be good visitors respect our park. respect

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