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not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. now inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. that was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce lee was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is everybody thought we were we can you know, we don't do mclean close like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating h

do what bruce lee could do. lee was born in san francisco left an indelible mark on the bay area. kron 4 stephanie lin gives us a look at an exhibit. >> at san francisco's chinatown, that's all about the legend. >> we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in san francisco. not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. now inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce

not too far from where bruce lee himself was born.this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my cltss. >> so as a result i got i got picked on- i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is i we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style. th

bruce: i think you do.urlough traders -- excuse me, employees, for they will ever let the debt default. it will get to that scary moment which will bring both sides. what ever you have a compromise, it will be both considered a win but both will have to consider major concessions to get that done. the heels are dug in on both sides of the house. guy: are you short stocks and this scenario? bruce: stocks are remarkable, how well they are trading. but you talk to but the s&p 500, the nasdaq, the nasdaq 100 before i came on. they are very few cohorts of stocks that are driving those indices higher. if you look at the russell 2000, it is lower on the year. i think stocks are overvalued based on the current pe and a recession coming. they are overvalued for two reasons. the stock market is thinking the fed will be easing later this year. that is a wrong assumption. the fed will keep rates firm through the course of the year and will not ease until we are in a recession. number two, the stock market i believe is

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bruce: i would say there any particular. the lending in cni moans and corporations, they are becoming more cautious given the circumstances so we have seen line draws increasing and that -- and now they are flattening out. on a consumer side, we are pulling back in certain areas that are less strategic to us like auto and mortgage lending. that is happening because of higher rate so it is a combination of the environment and selectively, being careful around commercial real estate. alix: you are in new york. bruce: we had the one two -- i have been making the rounds and making sure that is going well. we have done all the systems conversions and that has been successful and we are seeing tremendous growth because we can do more for those customers. we are going around to the different neighborhood and seeing how we can have a positive impact. we are going over to city university in new york and making a 400,000 grant to facilitate workforce development with community college partners. alix: we appreciate you stopping by. bru

not too far from where bruce lee himself was born.e more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is i thought we were. we you know, we don't do mclean close like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style that borrowed fr

not too far from where bruce lee himself was born.ow inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former by tyler, we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-fl

and then it was almost like bruce.i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is why we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style. that borrowed from many different disciplines. empty your mind. >> before ms show us. i want to. >> he broke barriers in hollywood and he remains a social justice icon. >> when i hear the words, bruce lee, that his name comes to me, i think a lot i think about someone fighting for the rights of all people. justin hoover oversees the exhibit in this display cabinet. you have 2 artifacts, i think are pretty exceptional. he shows us an original budget document from the 1960's tv show. the green hornet. >> worley was cast in the sidekick role of kato. bruce lee. >> was fighting amazing l

not too far from where bruce lee himself was born.will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is i we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style. that borrowed from many different disciplines. empty your mind. >> before ms show us. i want to. >

bruce lee in 1960's hollywood.oked like him and even fewer could do what he could do. lee was an action star, a philosopher and a trailblazer, a san francisco native who left an indelible mark here on the bay area. i got a special tour through an exhibit in san francisco's chinatown. that's all about this legit. we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in san francisco. not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. >> now, inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> beca

we've not been able to contact bruce miller. we'll be updating the story through the evening and we'll keep you posted. >>> some other headlines tonight. more protests in san francisco over the deadly walgreens shooting. members of the community upset that the d.a. is not filing charges against the security guard who killed banko brown. the protest was outside the office of district attorney brooke jenkins today. it included members of the democratic party organizations, black civil rights activist, and lgbtq activists. organizers say security camera video recently released by the d.a. is disturbing to watch, and it's the reason many are angry that no criminal charges have been filed. our own terry mcsweeney spoke to banko brown's father about the video and what he wants to happen in this case. >> i can't look at that. as a father, i can't look at that. that's like me. he is still so helpless, to even look at something like that, knowing that you can't protect your child. >> there is apparently not going to be unless state or th

. >> and then it was almost like bruce. bruce, like fought against racism. >> and remembering a hollywood trailblazer born in san francisco. we take you inside the bay area. bruce lee exhibit as we celebrate api exhibit as we celebrate api month here at kron 4. here's your biggie bag! all that food for five bucks, that's my go to. that's my ride-or-die. just like you and me. bag boys. bag boys! whatcha gonna do? don't! whatcha gonna do when we bring your food. you can always bet on biggie choose wisely, choose wendy's $5 biggie bag. >> after a hectic week at churchill colton aimed mage beat 15 to one odds and won the 140th. kentucky derby. that big win did conclude a disturbing and chaotic week. 2 more horses died at the racetrack just yesterday, bringing the animal death toll this past week up to 7 racehorse trainer, saffie joseph junior was also suspended indefinitely by churchill downs following the deaths of 2 of his horses. now to bay area baseball. the giants beat the brewers at oracle park. 41 and fans saw brett wise

alongside bruce campbell. thank you for joining us. because this song benefits and celebrates pnoc, bruce, i want to start with you, you found it pnoc because of a very personal better that your son george went through, tell us about it. >> that's right. we cofounded the pnoc foundation after our son george was diagnosed with a large brain tumor the sizef a lemon behind his eye. fortunately it was in a position where surgeons could successfully remove it all, he will be 19 this month and he's a healthy freshman in college. but the journey taught us that brain cancer is the earliest childhood cancer. for kids who do survive, quality of life could be poor due to the toxicity of treatment. many faced secondary diseases and secondary cancers. we wanted to help give every child the opportunity that george had to heal and thrive. that's what we established the foundation to raise money and awareness forend clinical trials. kristen: is that the main way or there are -- or are there other ways that you provide support for families via research

today more comments online from bruce miller. yesterday congressman swalwell posted the message on twitter from bruce miller. the message reads, quote, would you rather guantanamo or just execution? it also kru included an expletive and the word "traitor." swalwell told me he reported this threat to capitol police. today a series of tweets -- you see it here -- from bruce miller's account. it included some political rants. miller admits to sending that private message to swalwell yesterday but also says his message was not a threat. instead, he called it a harmless game of "would you rather," saying that guantanamo or execution is the punishment for, quote, the treason you've so aggressively participated in, trying to frame the sitting president. >>> well, here's an odd story. our investigative unit obtained exclusive video that shows a vta bus driver getting off of his own bus and beating up a man in the middle of the street. this happened last july. the bus driver, identified as aaron terry, was driving down el camino real in m

that was marathon's bruce richards with us just a moment ago.ercial real estate bets black rock making some news today hoping on the office bandwagon in a new memo the firm says it will now require everyone to be back in the office at least four days a week with flexibility to work from home one day almost a year to the day of instituting a three day in-office policy i have a feeling we're going to see more of this the labor market isn't so tight, and people are required to come back more. >> yes we'll see what happens let's get to wapner and "the half." >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour big money's big ai bets and what it says about the stocks that can still work in this market even after some nice early year gains. we'll discuss and debate that with the investment committee. joining me right here from post 9 josh brown, stephanie link and jim lebenthal. let's check the markets. largely in the red today home depot is weighing on the dow. the s&p down about ten points. it

bruce, i have a place marked on the map. wait wait.nok's friend gennady hello, great, excellent operative worker. clever with a computer on you, you can say, well done, by the way, the guy works for the benefit of the state and what some thanks. thanks for the kind words son. yes , it's just worrisome. you know how we say up to 30,000, and after thirty the most son you speak well. shower but i see a reunion family took place. yes now i'm begging from google, yes, ok, that's it, that's it, thanks. goodbye. goodbye. goodbye. new statement no not bum, so there are experts already working it called. well, as usual, the residents of the lower floors. at first the smell went, then the dogs began to be. they asked to hurry up, and even say that it’s cold there , it’s necessary to warm up, they definitely went to start, where did they get this thing, huh? yegor stepanovich can turn on the siren with a flasher, huh? one hell, we're still like in a cage. senior sergeant stepanov captain yakushonok very nice. well, tell me that you have a corpse

here's a challenge bruce. despite his claim of not being a conservative, isn't hayek ultimately a man of the right. so the essay why am not a conservative is the appendix to hayek's 1960 book, the constitution of liberty. so why would i say? he's not a conservative so. the context for this is that and he states, by the way, in in the second or third paragraph early on in that in that epilog that in the american context, a conservative is someone who's returning to the founding, which was a liberal. so if you're going to be a conservative in the united states, it means you're being a liberal and. we had a great colloquium with george orwell, who made the same argument in in a recent book. so this is that's that's an important. preface to why hayek might write why not a conservative? excuse me so what he was about was a different sort of conservatism the sort of conservatism that might be associated with with various countries in europe that and remember, the 1950s, even in the united states, was kind of when co

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bruce: you are right.etary yellen was saying , she kept deflecting when it came to whether or not 14th amendment could come into play, saying there just needs to be a clean lifting of the debt ceiling. however, significantly president biden interviewed on friday and did not close the door on using the 14th amendment. he said have not gotten there yet. the word yet is doing a lot of work in that sentence. the 14th amendment is something approved for the constitution back in the 1860's post-civil war, and it said that the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned. some people say the wording of that amendment says that the president has the ability to say congress by not liftine debt ceiling is not following the constitution and therefore, the president can ignore congress and continue issuing debt. it has never been tested obviously, and at the president were to do that, certainly there would be a lot of uncertainty about whether it would stick. secretary yellen is saying clearly we would muc

david. >> dave: mary bruce again tonight.y thanks as always >> we're going to turn next here to the deadly storms already hitting texas. the threat of more damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornados in parts of the south this evening and a flood watch now for alabama, florida, and georgia. and then, of course, the storms on the move right up the east coast for the memorial day weekend so let's get right to our chief meteorologist ginger see who is with us as always. ginger. >> ginger: at least two people killed north of houston in con row texas, construction site two workers working on a home and it collapsed during the thunderstorm. nine other people injured and north of there in huntsville two people injured, trees everywhere from one storm sinking from north to south. we're watching this other area, where there are severe severe thunderstorm watch in the panel handle of texas, lubbock plain view amarillo in the western part, that's looking usually. remind you we have flood watches in the panhandle of florida and watc

that's bruce einhorn. that officials are leaning towards a pause in rate hikes at their june meeting, but are not ready to call an end to their battle against stubborn inflation. valerie, did the minutes show any division at the fomc? valerie: yes, it mirrored the fact that we have heard a variety of discussion from hawks and doves. it showed they were very split on their support for more hikes at the last meeting. in fact, several said more tightening may not be necessary. but some said more increases are likely to be warranted. in fed speak, some is more than several, so it seems like the hawks are waiting for now. most officials -- almost all officials saw upside risk to the inflation outlook. staff maintained their forecast for mild recession in 2023. there was also comments on the debt ceiling saying officials saw a timely debt limit increase as essential. dani: nowhere in their did i hear cuts. that seems to be the narrative, trying to get the market to price out cuts. >> paul are used for skip word

let's bring in bruce einhorn.ks between the two sides, particularly given that we had the seven day window? bruce: we could look on the bright side and say the seven days is not include the weekends so saturday and sunday if they decide to work overtime and we might even have nine days. the point remains there is a very small window here because congress is going to be on recess for part of the month, president biden is scheduled to travel to japan for the g7 meeting. there's not a lot of time when they are there together in washington. we do know that the full congressional leaders have agreed to meet with president biden, the imitation he extended. that will be tuesday next week may 9 and that will be a kick off for the week period where it is possible that there might be some sort of a deal they could reach. tom: what are the options then, bruce, on the table to get us out of this situation? bruce: that is a big issue because both sides at the moment are still in the know stage in the are saying they will not n

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bruce let me bring you in here.divided government, this is how it works, we have waited a default, there are draconian spending cuts, it's a win for joe biden and the democrats. do you do with that? >> no, i do not at all. i think that biden played his cards very, very badly by putting literally nothing on the table so that he had nothing to negotiate with other than preventing a collapse of the worldly economy. i mean personally, i think he should have invoke the 14th amendment and many other provisions of the constitution that gave him the power to simply ignore the debt limit. it's really just an advisory resolution -- not real law, because there's no penalties for violating it and no one is standing to sue. so i think there was a great deal of worry about nothing in this area. but having missed the opportunity to raise the debt limit last year, and i was among -- an among others advised him to do so. but some, chuck schumer and others in congress saying, all we can win this. this will be a great win for the demo

bruce, where are we in these charts? bruce: on the two sides, president biden and speaker mccarthy met for about an hour, more than an hour yesterday as speaker mccarthy said that they will continue discussions and the president and he will talk about this daily. they did, both of them, express cautious optimism coming out of it. speaker mccarthy set the tone was the best of any of the meetings that they had had so far. so there is still quite a bit of difference between the two sides, they disagree over spending caps because the democrats are saying if there are going to be spending caps, they have to apply to defense spending, something republicans opposed. democrats also say they need to look at the revenue side. president biden said that the democrats believe that there should be moves to tighten tax loopholes and that something that speaker mccarthy said is a nonstarter for republicans. so the two sides are still fairly apart, but they both said that they are getting there. rishaad: the clock is ticking, janet yelle

believe his former 40 niner bruce miller. the message reads, quote, almost time would you rather one tunnel or just execution trader end quote, solo says he's no stranger to threats online, but this one feels like a cross. the line. >> the reason i posted this one is because of its imminent c in that. i'm to be executed. and also the person who posted the threat had a large followers ship on twitter. and in very little research, it appeared that this former forty-niners player also. had a prior arrests and convictions for violence. >> thursday, a twitter account at bruce miller sent out a long response saying he was not threatening the congressman kron four's working to confirm if the twitter account belongs to former 40 niner bruce miller. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news after multiple shootings involving >> security. a san francisco security guard now speaking out about the risk he faces while on the job. and endangered. california condors will soon be vaccinated. details on what they're trying protect gets c

received a private twitter message from the man who he says he believes his former forty-niners fullback bruce miller. the message reads almost time, would you rather guantanamo or just execution trader? and quote, swalwell says he is no stranger to threats online, but this one he feels cross the line. >> the reason i posted this one is because of its imminent c and that i'm to be executed and also the person who posted the threat had a large follower ship on twitter and in very little research, it appeared that this former forty-niners player also. had a prior arrests and convictions for violence. >> thursday, a twitter account at first miller center long response saying he was not threatening the congressman kron 4 has not been able to

francine: thanks so much, bruce einhorn on the debt ceiling. for the european market open. "surveillance: early edition" is up next. we will have a full roundup of economic data. and for the euro zone, that will impact what the ecb decides. we will have a full roundup of earnings, especially banks. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua.

bruce: they are ongoing, we just heard speaker mccarthy. he struck an optimistic tone. he said he would continue having discussions with president biden on a daily basis until a deal is reached. the big question is how quickly can they bridge the gap, because there are key differences between the two sides. publicans for instance want to see caps on spending. they don't want that to apply to military spending however. that is something democrats want to see, they say if there is a cap on spending, it has to be across the board. president biden talked about the need to look at the revenue side. he wants there to be attention to closing tax loopholes, something speaker mccarthy said is a nonstarter for republicans. there is a lot of daylight between the two sides. they don't have a huge amount of time left. janet yellen expects the treasury will run out of money sometime in early june. it could be as early as june 1. another thing to factor in is according to house rules, there needs to be 72 hours for members to consider legislation. that is something kevin mccarthy has

bruce: definitely.ou for having me back. it's a fascinating time to be looking at the japanese equity market at the moment. i think what we are seeing is almost like a perfect alignment in -- between the interests of the government, the regulator, the exchange, and also the investors, both foreign and domestic. one of the focuses is around corporate governance reform and that in turn is driving corporate's to do things that were may be thought impossible to achieve, even 5, 6 years ago. so i think this really does have the potential to develop into one of these policy driven sustainable for markets that we get in japan once a decade. abenomics being the last example of that. but i think, in the initial stages at least, with foreign buying, it's really going to be focused on quite a limited number of companies, and that's what going to make it an interesting stock pickers market. i think the focus areas will be around value, quality and liquidity. haidi: what's also been interesting is looking out the fl

. >> from a man he believes to be former 40 niner, bruce miller. the message reads almost time, would you rather guantanamo or just execution? >> trader to protect me, my family and our staff. we want to get that out there as quickly as possible. just to see if anyone else had information about this individual thursday at bruce miller. the 3rd responded saying that was in no way a threat to you or your family. i missed when a harmless game of would you rather one or execution, which to my knowledge is the punishment for that reason you so aggressively participated in trying to frame the sitting president. hours later, he tweeted again denying he made a threat and saying and while we're here and so many people are invoking my case has a history of violence, i'd be glad to inform you that my case was dismissed with 0 liability. my record is cleaner than most of you. swalwell has reported the threat to the capitol police and says threats have no place in political discourse. i get that people are passionate about how they feel. i'm passionate about ho

kron four's not been able to confirm if the twitter account belongs to former 40 niner bruce miller.an kron. 4 news. elon musk is again, lashing out at remote workers in a conversation with cnbc. >> about troubles at twitter. here's what he had to say. >> it's like really you're going to work from home and you can make everyone else. major car come to the fact work in a factory you can make the people who make your food that gets a little bit that they can't work from home. the, you know, the people that picture house, but they can't work from home. but you can does that seem marley right? >> musk ended almost all remote work at his company's after pandemic restrictions were lifted. musk also spoke about losing 80% of his staff at twitter since he took over and is now admitting some of those losses were mistakes in suggested they could be rehired. >> san francisco is celebrating the opening of a new affordable housing apartment building on treasure island prep for charles clifford was at the ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the decades long project. >> the redevelopment of treasu

david quick. >> mary bruce with us ties welfare thank you mary.urn to the delete stepping california. davis in northern multiple stabbings. 2 people killed. including a computer science major days from graduating. tonight, the fbi joining the investigation. abc's will car in california tonight. >> tonight, residents in the north california college town on edge after series of stabbings. 2 of them fatal. the fbi assisting davis police to determine if 3 separate stabbings all in the past week are related. >> the attacks with knives were violent.arly brutal and >> the latest attack occurring overnight. police responded to a homeless >> woman calling 91 telling authorities she had been stabbed multiple times through her tent. she was hospitalized in critical condition. on saturday night, 20-year-old kareem abu marshall found in wounds.e park suffering stab books may have a medical doctor count this male subject who was gasping for air. he's pleading on his entire body. >> kareem computer science major in uc davis dying from his injuries. >> he was jus

but bruce hills, president lula. well, that he and to lensky did not have a one on one meeting with those. supposedly one had bmo organize and there was a bit of back and forth between them off to it's about who may or may, may not have been disappointed. who may or may not have been upset by that meeting . not happening at present luna enterprise conference earlier today here in japan. um saying batch is saying that he essentially thought that neither savanski nor preaching a wanted to tool right now is that both sides were convinced that they are going to win the war. so lula and aids indicating by that comment, i think that he felt that was not really any points and came towards him. so. so let's get this stage w as richard walker, in hiroshima, thank you very much. you for a ministers are meeting in brussels today with the war and ukraine. high on the agenda of the ministers will discuss new sanctions against russia, aimed at preventing sales of russian oil by a 3rd countries, cranes for administer demitra. clear

bruce einhorn in hong kong. coming up, the rba has surprised market with a rate hike there may be more on the way. we will discuss that as we build up to the fed and ecb. plus, interesting earnings season for the u.s. and european banks. we take stock of the impact of the banking turmoil this year on bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe from dubai with manus cranny. the rba has delivered a gut punch to the market. they have raise rates for the 11th time in 12 months, taking the rate to 3.85%, the highest in 10 years. it was only projected by nine of the 30 economists that we had surveyed. the aussie dollar moved by 1.18%. the s&p in australia has just dropped by 1.13% -- 1.18%. it could be that the scale of the long variable out from a strong a sense the aussie economy into a tepid growth scenario. aussie yields explode at the shore and. this is the long end. forgive me. you are seeing extreme moves at short and of the curve but -- short end of the curve but the short end of the curve is moved by three stan

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thank you, bruce einhorn. let's check on the markets. kicked off the possible debt deal into the impact on the short end of the curve. paul dobson with us. we were at opposite in's of the trade earlier. i was thinking we would have to more rate hikes. you are a little less sure. the shortened of the curve is pricing a deal. if you look at these t-bills, is that a fair assessment? can we agree on .1? paul: i think we can agree on that. listening to bruce, you can see why, the votes are starting to come together. there might be attempts to slow things down or make political points, that it doesn't feel like there is the momentum of a protest to stop this, which should be good news for the bills coming due in the short-term we are seeing some of the rates on those coming down in line with the rest of the curve and where they should be. that's the short-term argument more or less. out of the way as far as the market is concern. the longer-term arguments will come into play next and one of those most importantly is the need to refill the cove

for more, we're joined by bruce einhorn. good morning, good afternoon, it seems like things are getting better but how much progress concretely are president biden and leader mccarthy making? bruce: it is too early to give specific numbers, but both president biden and speaker mccarthy have expressed optimism that they are getting there, and this deal will pass. president biden said, "i feel good about it." mentioned that he had spoken with mitch mcconnell, leader of republicans in the senate. members of the white house have been working the phones, lobbying democrats, calling about 60 by early monday. as far as the republicans go -- one other thing before we get to the republicans, i'm sorry -- is that the leadership of the moderate democrats in the house have come out in favor of the deal, so another good sign for the democratic side. on the republican side, speaker mccarthy expects a majority of republican members of the house to support the deal. when you add up the members from the republican side who speaker mccarthy s