[laughter] you know, it reminded me of mckees rocks, and mckees rocks, you know, has suffered much inng with a local urban farm that employs high school students to grow produce in the shadows of the old steel mill. and though we are talking a swank, high-end restaurant designed to attract the monied classes from out of town, locals will be offered steeply discounted meals. - so this is beautiful, grass-fed beef short ribs sitting on a bed of lightly blanched milkweed buds. on top, a bunch of over-wintered sun choke chips. - nice. [...] awesome. - that's the compliment i was looking for. i was trying to work that one out. - so what happens if everything works out the way you want it to, meaning people are driving from all over the state, they're flying in to pittsburgh from all over the country, the parking lot is full, the place is packed and fully booked every night? then what happens? - you're moving towards the "g" word, and-- - no, not yet. - braddock is gentrification proof, essentially. our biggest challenge has been abandonment, not people being displaced. to directly answer y

michael mckee and personal-finance coming up on television, rick of black rock will explain yields, jonathonive from new york city, good. equity market positive by 0.02%. cap done to the open starts right now. announcer: everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg "the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathon: live from new york. coming up, looking forward to a central bank triple header. europe starts the quarter on a weak note. china pledging to support consumption. we begin with the big issue, a central banking trilogy. >> it is certainly a big week. >>

rollover crash on north 101 at mckee, i'm worried we're going to see a quicker build on 280 coming off of that. we'll talk about why. i'll show you the ripple coming up. >>> rockassing of a '70s super group founding member. ♪♪ ♪ take it to the limit ♪ >> randy meikner was one of the lead vocalist and songwriters during the early years, "take it to the limit" may be the song he's best known for. he late wednesday due to complications from heart disease. he was 77 years old. >>> president biden has decided to bar the head of hong kong from attending a conference here in san francisco. >> scott mcgrew, it was not that long ago that the head of hong kong actually represented a thriving democracy. >> for sure, for decades. but now represents more of china's interests. a lot has changed in hong kong since the british handed it back to the chinese. one of the biggest changes has been the head of hong kong, that would be the chief executive, in this case john li. the "washington post" was the first to report the white house will bar him from attending the asian pacific cooperation meeting in san francisco in november because of his record in human rights. that will pr

mckee, thank you so much. this is bloomberg. ♪ with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald.ng to say it. ♪♪ >> although activity in the housing sector has picked up, it remains well below levels a year ago largely reflecting larger height prices. and slower output growth appears to be weighing on investment. lisa: that was the fed chairs speaking at his press conference and he was saying as little as possible as he looked towards some of the free market kind of strategic decision-making policies. with the markets we do know there is a list following the selloff on the nikkei report and the bank of japan might -- made adjustments. we see the s&p 500 futures up .6%. we see the euro gaining versus the dollar one point 10 -- 1.10. and with the biggest move, we see going back to september with crude crossing $80 a barrel on the -- level. i want to address the area with the caveat. we have immaculate disinflation. the market is rightsizing and we will see prices stabilizing. we have daniel hale chief economist at realtor.com joining us. some say that we are seeing a reacceleration