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today, together with me lisa will be training. g we will use both our own body weight and functional equipment. i will have dumbbells. if you do not have dumbbells at home, you can do this exercise. without tightening, and also add any improvised means that you have at home, for example, bottles of water. the first exercise for the arms is, of course, push-ups, we will do push-ups from our knees, but if you are physically fit enough, you can do push-ups from outstretched legs. after each push-up, we will raise our hand, so so, we will remain on two points of support. it is a little more difficult, but our body will perceive it completely. differently: place your palms under the shoulder joint, check that your body is as straight as possible, go down and rise, raise one hand forward, in the second exercise we will use dumbbells, we will... exercise the deltoid muscle, for this you need to kneel, you can also do this from a standing position, we will do it from our knees on the mat, raise your hands up, hold them parallel to the floo

look, you know, lisa, will you question all the new money to buy it, the more sooner you stick with the, let's use, miscellaneous. you just don't need to be successful because that goes in and you have to look, i'm used to be fidelity. as i said, it was, i sort of just gave me so i just leave him, put him in the gloves, look broadcast, cuz that is easily distinguish, looks in your not will be able to keep them yet. but it really is if it has sharpened streets and it will go much to do to this up to. so really it's just in the lenient near to actually take the initiative for them or not kind of move to the be easy the display missed. and those that sugar level elizabeth, the yeah, total deal with that code. so we should share with that. but yet you're welcome. facebook. and there's all these, these are difficult. i just wish that the feeling with this condition. so in the most photographs, the 1st important or below what i can imagine, yes, the fall would show us that the to the board and see this to is talk to the summers . then you might have the most pathetic field literature mobile.

just obviously the key is not lisa. will you question on the new money to buy it? the more sooner you stick with the let serious, miscellaneous be just in the middle east. that's cool. cuz that goes when dealing with them most will be some of the reasons i said it was i sort of just gave me such as the leading him put him in the gloves a little fuck escalate this. even just the quickbooks and or not will be able to keep them here, but i really use it for the shipment states and it will go much to do to this up to. so basically it's just in the living in, you know, if you think the interest of the kind of move to the would be the produced by me as soon as that sugar level. let's put the yeah. to it. ok with that code. so we should share with tech by getting works 1st by good and yourself, and this is a difficult i just wish that the human is conditional. so in the most part is just the 1st important or below what i couldn't imagine. yes, if i would show us that the 2 is more and should this to this term for the sum was then you might as it goes to it that i felt lik

you know, lisa, will you question all the new money to buy it? the more sooner you stick with the let serious, miscellaneous be just the middle east for school does that goes in the i'm look, i'm most will be for the reasons i said it was i sort of just gave me so i just leave him, put him in the gloves look broadcast, cuz that is using this for quite as looks in the or not will be able to keep them. yeah. but i really use it for the shipment. steep go much to do to this up to see if there's any, it's just in the living in general. if you take the interest of the effect of the kind of move to the would be the produced by me as soon as that circuit level elizabeth the yeah, total q with that code. so we should share with tech, but yes, you're welcome. facebook. good and yourself, and this is a difficult i just wish that the feeling when it's finished. so in the most photographs, the 1st important or below effect, but you much in yes, the fall would show us that the 2 more to choose to use them for the summers then you might as it goes to the liter

and you could then if we get the report to the new school, just as the little kids know lisa, will you question all the new money to buy it for more sooner? just stick with the let's. she is miscellaneous. you just don't uh meet at least that's cool cuz that goes into i'm like, i'm used to be full value cuz i said it was, i sort of just gave me. so just letting him put him in the loop. but guess, cuz that is this even just for quick looks in the or not will be able to hear them. yeah, but i mean, if it does show up in states much to do that, it's up to silverlane. it's just in the living in here to actually take the initiative for them or not kind of move toward the be the display, me send those that. sure. cuz i have elizabeth and yeah, total care with the quote so we should share with them for the 1st part. good and yourself this, these are difficult. i just wish that the feeling with this condition. so they're not supposed to use the 1st important or below what i couldn't imagine. yes, the fall would show us that the to the board and should is to use them for the summers then you mi

in both cases this will be contentious. lisay consults it will take to come up with the correct wardrobe and presentation. this is why people are doing this. the last time we had a debate it was rather consequential. tom: among the most consequential. lisa: could we see something similar after this debate? tom: we live in an era where soundbites matter. people's attention spans are very short. both candidates will think about what soundbite they want to make sure they get in there during the debate because it will be repeated for the next six weeks at nausea him in -- ad nuaseum in seven states. you want that moment you've been trading for. you know it is going to happen. jonathan: kamala harris's policies have been described as strategically ambiguous. the campaign from donald trump seems to be confusing, to put it kindly. we understand he would like corporate taxes to 15%. or 20%. or something else. then we hear on tariffs if you're pulling away from the u.s. dollar we will slap you with a 100% tariff. it is difficult to under

the lead, the day that i agree with you, but the problem is, i don't think the saying in nato a lisa will ever see another opportunity to inflict us with dietrich if the doctor watches why don't think they're going to give up, gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some illness. stay with our to the tab here. the establishment of the boxes for his email is been in 1933. the position of the indigenous population in the portuguese colonies deteriorated dramatically, especially in angola. decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing b and golden lands by europeans and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province, where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers strike portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion. the roots atlas he of the colo

lisa: they will not spend more time on this? >> no. lisa: thank you so much.s than two months until the election and we can hear the candidates voices nearly every day. but what about voters? since june, the newshour has followed a group of undecided voters from across the country and across the political spectrum. in our latest installment of the deciders series, we found some movement and a lot of thoughts. >> my name is stephen back, -- beck, and i am from madison, alabama. in past election cycles, i have not been undecided. this would probably be the first time i've been truly undecided, especially this late in the game. >> my name is jessica dalton and i am from salt lake city, utah. undecided i think is too vague a term. i've always been open to listen to what each candidate h to offer and making my decision based on who the candidate is rather than what the party is offering. >> i am zach horn. and i'm 35 years old, based in chambersburg, pennsylvania. i'm one of those voters that does wait till the last second. i remember even back to like 2008, 2 i al

exercises with you, because it is so important when you are just waking up to do physical activity, lisa willh me today. well, i recommend that you and your children start every morning from charging. let's go! the first exercise to wake up. our body our organism - these will be head tilts, we will do them smoothly, carefully, do not rush anywhere, because our body is just waking up, put your hands on your waist do a head tilt from one side to the other. in the second exercise, we will already include our spine in the work and awaken the chest. we will do the exercise from a tilt position. ready? let's go! perform each twisting or lifting in the smoothest possible amplitude. do this complex for both the right and left hand, alternating them. and now we will move on to the third exercise, where we will already involve the hip joints. in this exercise, we will take the leg back and in the second position bring the knee forward, thus involving. who are hip joints, do not forget that in this exercise you maintain a straight back, you stretch the crown of your head upward, well, and with your hand

which one it is will be important for how the straits over the next 12 months. lisa: industries,. jp morgan. everyone will cry. no one will think that that's a bigger story. if it's a credit quality story, that is based in soft landing versus hard landing and has a different more pernicious implication for the market. jonathan: i mentioned energy trading poorly yesterday off of the bank of commodity and a downdraft over the last week or so. prude up 2% on brent and wti. rent in the 60's for the first time since 2021. 70.68 this morning. we are going through some of the commentary from some of the trading houses, the oil players in the past week. the chairman yesterday, we are producing more oil than we are consuming in that balance seems to worsen over the next two years. that speaks to the divide between how poorly the paper market is trading versus the physical market right now. annmarie: we are in september going into the fall and winter. we are past peak driving season. at the same time, traders are concerned about china. we have seen this before across the commodity space. th

lisa: it will also serve your drinks. jonathan: there's a lot of similarities. han: how is that going to work? it's an interesting point. you got us thinking now. lisa: i'm glad. jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ [introspective music] recipes. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand and lost to time... can now be analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. preserving memories and helping to write new ones. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. and helpi"soulmates."new ones. soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laugh

lisa: is that your take? you will watch college football? , alabama-georgia, i think that is as close as you can come to a european type rivalry in international football. lisa: welcome. jonathan: thanks for having me. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ (♪♪) ♪ well i was raised by careful hands ♪ ♪ yeah, they made me who i am ♪ ♪ so i'm off to see... ♪ we invent them. we design them. we build them. and one day, we have to let them soar. ♪ i'm always coming home ♪ than help you reach your goals. -you can make this work. -we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. jonathan: both of them poor freezing night water over saturday night's game. they watch the highlights of the last two minutes. welcome. lisa: i am sorry i am busy, i cannot respond. this is a really good game. jonathan: counting you down to the opening bell. here is the trading diary. remarks from fed chair powell coming out ab

will he have 53 days until the election. lisaange for nippon steel when the election is over? josh: if they get an extension. the timeline is the big question for them right now. there was a big meeting this week. the vice president flew to washington for meetings and people have been reading the tea leaves. right now there are not a lot to read. joe biden has pledged to kill it. our reporting is that he plans to block it when it reaches his desk. as of wednesday it had not reached his desk. we have not had an update since then. click question is whether an extension will push it. otherwise people think that deadline is coming up pretty quick. it seems -- is an extension granted and it carries on past the election and it's a different environment. harris is echoing biden's position to have u.s. steel remain domestically owned. trump has outright pledged to block it. jonathan: it would be nice if we had a sequence of questions on that on tuesday night. if harris loves the debate so much now, what is she a interviews? -- why does s

jonathan: how problematic will that be? lisas look like this, seven days of gains on the s&p 500. in the bond market yields down a basis point. coming up this hour we will catch up with keith lerner of truest as investors await data. p airfare do as apple shales slump and -- stocks sire ahead of retail sales. the final data point that could dictate the size of the rate cut. keith lerner saying "our base case is the bull market case remains intact. the chop your waters we've been writing about our center continue." let's begin with a: 30. what are you looking for in retail sales? keith: great to be with you. it is unbelievable that this is the most important retail sales ever. i do not know that will be that much different than expectations. as we look at this morning, the fed funds futures is praising a 67% chance of a fair rate cut. they are giving the fed the opportunity to take it. if the serum is is far away that it is today and as chairman powell has focused their still 5.25 to 5.50. we think we should take what the markets

if they are wrong, which direction will they be wrong? lisa: they have a history of being wrong. at will be in focus. people want to hear what companies have said. you're talking about the knife's edge and a lack of clarity in the economic data. when you talk to executives, big companies, they have the same lack of clarity. the biggest question, which direction the consumer will fall in. you have mixed signals on both sides. jonathan: fedex, do you get anything definitive sing fedex down 13% in the premarket? lisa: a definitive mover fedex in terms of the implications. how much are they losing market share and frankly the ability to charge more for faster shipping to the likes of amazon and others? how much of this secular economic story versus a specific competitive one?typically this has been a macroeconomic story. that people are shrugging this off may sets the tone, but for the most part people aren't considering it with the same kind of clout they had in the past. jonathan: on october 11. the big question after conference season is, will we talk about interest-rate risk that

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lisa mentioned the fed speakers go through the times a: 45 eastern time. the fed president taking -- will see if anything out of that speaks to jobs number we had and lisa mentioned the governor at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. the last big fed governor set to speak before the quiet period kicks in. let's have a set up for the day ahead. this is the price action if you're joining us. equity futures pulling back weaker on the s&p 500 stocks are lower, bonds are being bought. we see that all week, yields are lower by three basis points. in foreign-exchange, another day of strength for the euro least calm her. come up we check in with stocks falling ahead of the payrolls report grade till the markets of all free search of the plan to cut the corporate tax rate and sarah of wells fargo on what it would take for the fed to go 50 at the upcoming meeting. let's begin with our top story preyed stocks falling ahead of the august payrolls report at 8:30 eastern time. looking for evidence the fed has stuck the soft landing. taking an optimistic view on the economy writing this jobs market is solid for th

does that i do just want to do a quick housekeeping to say nancy, anita, diane i had to leave but lisa willoutside signing books once we conclude here so if you would like to get some books signed, we hope you will take advantage of that. so, please. >> thank you so much. >> i'm not sure whether this is on or not, can you hear me? okay, great. i'm holding the pamphlet that was issued in 1984 and i've studied it many times as we prepared for today. and i can't help thinking they would smile at what is taking place this afternoon. i think there was something for the head, the heart and the sea of all the great progress going on. we heard it's like to be a family member at a tough time in this stage of life and i've got to tell you when i listened at the luncheon it makes me want to do more to get out there and serve because the women and the families have been an extraordinary role and have done so much it's been unheralded behind-the-scenes and i feel likeom a biker. i want to change that. i wantr to thank our partners again. the national archives. always wonderful to work with. it's a joy t

lisa. turn the page, we will get to the bond story on the front end. yield is shifting up by four basis points, getting closer and closer to 380. lisa: pricing faster growth if the fed tries to get ahead of potential weakening, you would have to imagine that on the flipside you might see maybe, i don't know, inflationary light on the others coming to the fore. hard to put too much into it. jonathan: the euro, just a little bit stronger this morning, not great. we weren't looking for it to be great but it was even worse. german business confidence is just part of the broader story. a soft spot looking for positive catalysts. lisa: some are now saying that they will be cutting rates more aggressively. does that help the euro or hurt the euro? at what point are we talking about growth differentials more than interest rate differentials? i think that is the next leg of the story. jonathan: it's been a big part of the conversation with federal reserve interest rates normalizing. can the growth differentials rebalance? china should be a big part of that puzzl

i don't diana had to leave, but and lisa will be outside books once we conclude here. o if you'd like to get some books signed, we we hope you will take advantage of that. so thank you so much. i'm not sure whether this is on or not. can you hear me? yes. okay, great. well, i'm holding the pamphlet that was issued the program in 1984 and i've studied it many times as we've prepared for and i can't help but think as i channel all the interesting who are in this publication that they would be smiling on what has taken place this afternoon. i think there was something for the head the heart, the feet and actions ahead because we just, for example, a historic graphic overview of all the great progress that's going on with the first ladies, the heart was we just heard about what the of what it's like to be a family in the white house really at a tough time in this stage of life and the feet i got to tell you when i listen to all of the stories i've heard all day both at the luncheon and today. it makes me want do more to get out there and serve because the women the families

into 2025 is slightly better than places like we will see out of germany. lisa nothing to do with germany and it is with europe. maybe it is with people's bank of japan and how much they will cut rnight? that is the reason why you are correct, if you are treating euro-dollar this morning, i feel for you because how do you get a handle on which narrative to follow? is the delta between u.s. and europe? or what is going on with respect to how much stimulus the pboc can eject -- inject? jonathan: they are breaking seven of the first time in 15 months, just north of that level at the moment, firm or by .20%. iranian president said plans are underway to discuss a nuclear deal that has been stalled for years but did not provide details on the timing. iranian leader told bloomberg that it was among topics raised with french president emmanuel macron on the sidelines of the un general assembly. annmarie: the new iranian president feels positive out of the meeting but what iran says and does is different. what are they doing? we are supporting a terrorist regime, what th

lisa: she will not be ticket splitting.ed for hogan in 2018, appreciated how he handled the pandemic and that he sent the national guard to washington, d.c. on january 6. but in the senate, worries hogan would give republicans too much power, a decisive vote against her interest. >> gun violence, education, housing, women's rights, health rights, and equality for everyone. there are a lot of things from the other side's policies i like. lisa: the executive of one of the state's largest counties, she had an impressive primary win, but even so, one out of three maryland voters did not recognize her name and a poll this month. brooks is ahead in polls, but knows it is closer than democrats like. she says voters here are attuned to ctrol in washington. >> it is close because there is a lot at stake, but i think marylanders are very savvy and will understand the difference between a governors race and the senate race, one where reproductive freedoms and democracy are on the ballot. lisa: as democrats hope to prevent split voting

we will see some interesting posts later. lisa: there will be a truth post later when the fed cuts because donald trump is already set in an article in businessweek that the fed should not be cutting before an election. he will use this, based on conversations that i have had, i imagine the tone will be the is cutting, why? what do they know that we don't know? are we heading toward a recession? that will be the trump line following this fed decision. jonathan: stay tuned for clinical fallout immediately after the decision later this afternoon. equity futures right now positive by 0.1%. next, stunning scenes yesterday after the middle east and crude market that hardly blinked. more on that conversation up next. jonathan: 7-day winning streak the s&p 500. close to all-time highs. going into fed decision day, equity futures positive by 0.1% on the s&p 500 appeared i noticed this yesterday, lisa. at the close yesterday, on the s&p, we closed exactly where we closed the same day jay powell delivered his speech at jackson hole. this ha

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the fed will have to settle in with a longer-term inflation rate higher than 2%. lisagoing to accept an inflation rate above 2%, does not indicate to you they will be linked to the game and not cut rates enough? james: i think it means they will have to have a terminal rate higher than the market wants. the market has been cheerleading for fed cuts back to the end of last year. i think we had eight priced in as we started 2024. our base scenario has us with a 3% to 3.5% handle the suggestion that the fed is going to change and cut in september is likely, but the extrapolation into a real aggressive sort of back to the post financial crisis normal of ultralow rates i do not think is in the offing at all. jonathan: how easy do think it will be to get the committee together and pointing in one direction when they come together i think september 17 before the decision on the 18th? james: what is interesting about the jay powell fed is there has always been a unanimous vote. i don't like that i would like to see dissent and the actual 8-4 or whatnot, but he will have to get

will the war start? but what do you call this right now? lisags explosion -- exploding, is this the modern warfare? how much are people taking cues from supply chain disruptions and certain types of a strategic type of blowing up of arsenals. this is modern warfare and very much a war. jonathan: the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, kicking off his weeklong visit to pennsylvania, stopping at an ammunition plant. he will be meeting with biden, harris, and trump this week. annmarie: he can't afford to play favorites, he will be meeting with individuals on both sides of the aisle. i sat down with zelinski over the summer and it was clear to me that he really wanted to get in the room with the former president, who wanted to see his plan. he's coming with a victory plan that is going to show both sides, striking me as the first stop. pennsylvania, 160,000 ukrainians. it's the swinging swing states. jonathan: how controversial would it for those missiles to be approved in the election ahead of all of the others in november annmarie:? potentia

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it could be costly and retailers will have to figure out what to do with their pricing as a result. lisane, thank you for being with us, u.s. retailing analyst at goldman sachs. we will be speaking to a host of ceos in the next few hours. jonathan: lisa, thank you. fantastic coverage still ahead with lisa abramowicz. lisa will be speaking to martin hoffman and mark mora and the walmart senior vice president for marketplace and walmart fulfillment services. coming up next, drew matus of metlife, and roger hallam of vanguard. futures pulling back by 0.4% on the s&p 500, adding tsa's losses. from new york, this is bloomberg. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. whose resumes on indeed can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. jus

lisa: hogan described himself as pro-choice this year. >> i ran for governor promising to protect abortion rights and cap that promise for 10 years. now i willonsor to codify roe and ivf. lisa: have you used the phrase pro-choice publicly? >> no, because i have my own personal feelings about it, but i would never get between a woman and a doctor to make her own decisions. lisa: maryland democrats point out he vetoed a bill to expand access that would have allowed nurse practitioners and others to perform abortions. when they overrode the veto he held back funding for training. while colin supports hogan's approach, split tickets will determine the shape of washington next year. i'm lisa desjardins in annapolis, maryland. geoff: and for more on the 2024 race we turn tonight to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. hello. good to see you. jonathan: hey, geoff. david: good to see you. geoff: so, the 2024 election is officially under way, with early in-person voting starting in three states, and this is as the gop faces a major scandal in

down the road this government or the next government can go and what certainty investors will have in that context. lisaakeover, a deal, or source my materials, how do i know when it will enter the crosshairs of national security when it could be materials, chips, the food chain, anything. we saw that with respect to some of the supply chain questions having to do with the conflict in the middle east.how do we understand when that crosses the redline? douglas: first of all, the process is supposed to be confidential and address that. if you are a company looking to make an acquisition under that context, you're supposed to have a confidential process where that gets fleshed out and it doesn't make the front pages or airwaves. the nippon steel deal set an unfortunate precedent to make a lot of this public. that is a bad thing because it means a politicized process is now potentially a public put a sized process which means they can play out some of the arguments you are describing in the leaking on the media stuff that has been previously -- lisa: why shouldn't it be public? douglas: national security is

will be on demand. we don't know if prices are going up or down on the back of these cuts. lisa paid how much is priced in and the interest rate sensitive loans consumers take out. how many more of those could get extended by virtue of rates coming down that's not lost focus. it leads more directly to inflation. jonathan: futures currently slightly negative on the s&p 500, the third hour looks like this. we catch up with tim of wolf research, j price of well search and kathy jones of charles schwab. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire [introspective music] recipes. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand and lost to time... can now be analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. preserving memories and helping to write new ones. ♪ ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one athing off of my

the white house will not step in. lisae most under placed stories i could possibly imagine. it will cost the u.s. about $7 billion or more a week in terms of lost economic output. you are talking about one of the biggest ports with all sorts of goods potentially leading to inflationary supply chain disruptions right before the election. i fascinating moment that somehow isn't getting as much attention as many people would want to be focused on. annmarie: the first time since 1977. it is not getting enough attention. when i talk to people in the administration, this is one of the biggest risks before the election. one issue, inflation. this does not bode well for biden-harris. she doesn't want inflation. does she come out and support the unions? this is going to be politically difficult to walk that line. jonathan: this will be on the radar for next week. it's been a big week in new york city. kamala harris and donald trump back on the campaign trail. trump pledging to increase energy production. the harris campaign creatin

and the data will really need to justify the cuts. lisacy dependent? subadra: data dependent and by policy dependent? >> we do not know what will happen in washington. subadra: fiscal policy is something they will be paying attention to. if you see the projection start to rise because of policies from either candidates. first of all we do not have much clarity on how things will play out because these policies are being sort of discussed as we go along, even this -- so definitely festive -- fiscal, fiscal policy will be driving along. there are implications for inflation. that is something that the fed will be paying attention to while we are thinking about easing policy. jonathan: no's -- november 7 will be different. we will have a much better pitch. or at least we hope we will. >> the fed has to respond to it. now they can punt and they can say we will do what we do. it will be different when we have more certainty on november 7. jonathan: good to see you. original views on what will happen with that cash on the sidelines. you always he

we will catch up on the subject in about 30 minutes time. lisar to what the destination actually is. that will be the key question on wednesday. there is an issue of how much bonds can yield and a time when people are raising back to the bottom even though people say we are still in an inflationary environment. it is a question of that neutral rate they are trying to get back to and the fact that we don't know what it is. jonathan: the u.s. dollar starting this morning at the weakest levels for the year so far. dollar-yen breaking down to levels that we have not seen since 2023. briefly south of 140. euro-dollar, 1.1121. lisa: this is frontloading a lot of the rate cuts in addition to a soft landing scenario that allows trickling out to other currencies. also comes with a potential bank of japan rate hike on friday. there is the issue of how far it can go given there are economic problems, when we are talking china or europe. jonathan: under surveillance this morning, donald trump's running mate jd vance says trump's plan to increase terrace woul

region, exactly eight streets, one lane, is absolutely glued to the screens, because their neighbor, lisa, willd, she has two dreams so far: to visit st. petersburg and to become a doctor when she grows up. meet elizaveta ermalchuk, 11 years old, the village of maroksa, tomsk region. mom, i am a little offended at her, because she drank, and from and as if because of her we ended up here in a foster family, somewhere 17 times we were taken away, that's it, 17 times, 17 chances to fix everything, to start over, to get out of the vicious circle, the mother didn't take advantage of any of them, lisa remembers, at first they lived with her father, then her mother... had another man, but the quarrels, scandals, drinking, poverty, all of this remained the same as before, they drank there, and this, then they, like... well, with their heads later, they fought there, yelled, it was the first time, okay, the first time, that they drank okay, but they always understood later, that if they drink, they will swear, it will all start, it all started repeating itself, drinking, fighting, police, shelter, retu

that, given the details, given the strength of the case, that the prosecutors say they have, lisa, what willder if they offer this $50 million so he can be free while this case is going to trial? >> you know, as christie and kristen know well, the dangerousness of the individual to the community as well as the likelihood thaty will and have the capacity to flee are two factors that a judge considers. one of the things that sean combs' lawyers have told the judge is acknowledging that he owns a plane. they say that there is a letter of intent to sell that plane and as part of that, he won't take the plane right now, but where you have a defendant who owns private aviation, the capacity to flee is there. the other thing is that the dangerousness of sean combs should not be underscored. in addition to the allegations of literally hitting, dragging, kicking his victims, i'm reading from the detention letter now, there is an incident where he and a co-conspirator kidnapped an individual at gun point to facilitate breaking and entering into the residence of another. approximately two weeks later,

the programs that lisa will be reviewing during the presentation represent all shelter programs that are at least partially funded by the our city, our home fund. all right. hello, everyone. good morning. my name is lisa rakowitz and i am the interim director. over outreach and temporary shelter services at the department of homelessness and supportive housing. and my pronouns are she her. today i'm going to be presenting a programmatic summary on the hsh programs that are supported by the our city, our home budget. i'll be reviewing each temporary shelter intervention in the following slides. this first slide. this first slide gives an overview of the navigation center program budget, the supported budget totaling $13.1 million. navigation centers are a low barrier shelter model with amenities and services that offer flexibility for partners, pets, and possessions. these programs operate 24 over seven with no curfew, and they provide housing focused case management onsite on site. department of public health, medical and behavioral health services, and meals on demand for shelter gu

when this livedeal's, those days will be longer. lisaover, that we are going to actually see this and this is the last gasp of bragging rights for people who can work as long? >> i do think you get peculiar work practices simply because you've got a d.c.. i was flying back with a colleague and we landed at about 4:30 in the afternoon. in california, the day started really early. jonathan: how long was the day? >> i would get to work at about a quarter past four clock until about 6:00. but i want to tell you, we land four clock in the afternoon, i ask this person are you going home, they say no, i'm going to work. i stephen work is in the opposite direction of home and the answer is yes, but i need to be seen at work. jonathan: a very american thing that is. not european at all. the facetime thing, very american. lisa: that hasn't changed even post-pandemic. jonathan: i think it has changed a bit. annmarie: generationally it is changing. jonathan: don't want to work, is that what you said? >> they don't want to be in the office if they do

tall, he was already on the river, we need to check the patu, yeah, let seryoga and lisa develop this version, there willest for you. here, tell me, can we do this side? let me tell you. there's no one, so what, where's the sailor, but i 'm telling you, he quit today. this is a dossier on pavel bogdanov, i won't even ask where you got it from, but i can say one thing, i won't lift a finger until you explain what the hell schubert wants from this guy, if he still thinks that he and olga were lovers, in that case i... i'm not your private father-in-law, as i quit, what and why i don't know, so i quit, say, stepanovich went, where did you go, stepanovich, you drank away the last of your brains, well, that's for every day, i thought, probably, to write this report, but there was a reason, yeah, yeah, damn, listen, they didn't find anything, he left 10 minutes before our visit, no there... me too. well, what do i need to pull out of you with pliers, he just wants to know that i know that he wants to know, "i gave you bogdan's dossier and tolerate your amateurishness because i want to help shubert, but you do

last, i'm each a lisa and its expedition will force is to the eastern front. it was in no 9, sorry for the water, so a young soldier already missed and brought him today to your govern. the media, you to repeat was maneuver. who are you your cell originally going to fight for whatever cause they're in ukraine? by all means go there. god bless you, but don't take everybody else with you don't to may. but uh more you already use the brows up for your not help being ukraine by prolonging this war. you're not helping ukraine. young people who were looping for sheltering q 40, okay. reading their own company and to the mid is an interesting change from paul is previous commitments to ukraine, even when it comes to pry me of things got interesting. while pulling has previously declared that it will not recognize quite me as russian territory. pull is top. diplomat now says that the peninsulas future should be decided by the un. crimea is symbolically important for russia, and especially for putting but strategically important for ukraine. therefore, i don't see how

even sometimes we go into a room, and i might be with one of my senators, and they will call him senator and me lisa. this is why i started off with "senator butler." it is important even how we present ourselves to each other. we will get to "lisa," but i'm going to start with " congresswoman." i'm going to start with "senator." give her her respect. [applause] another thing is to make sure you are educated and equipped. on social media, disinformation, misinformation, all of these memes, everything is out there and we need people who can influence -- you know your family, your friends, your coworkers, get the truth and spread the truth. the next 53 or so days, it's going to be a sprint, so it will have to be rapid response. rapid response. i got cousins that are posting things, and we are like, no, that's not true. each of you participating in whatever way you can in campaign. you don't have to run, everybody doesn't have to run for office. my sister marlo always says you need for these. one is volunteers. get engaged, get involved. the other is your voice, speak up, add to the conversation, help

our coverage will continue with lisa and laura, wrapping up more highlights from that debate. us tomorrow night as we wrap up the headlines on the pbs news hour. amna: for all of us here at pbs news, thank you for joining us. >> this pbs news presentation is made possible by consumer cellular, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. i think you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. xfinity internet. made for streaming. gates: i'm henry louis gates, jr. welcome to "finding your roots". in this episode, we'll explore the ancestry of actor glenn close and film director john waters.

it will speak to lisa, a constituent of mining connecticut. esme republican colleagues to listen to lisa and what she shared with me after the alabama supreme court ruling. before she and her husband became parents to a healthy healthy happybaby girl as a res. she said, and i quote her, if a woman is willing to go through the physical emotional and emotional toll you better believe she's going to love that baby more than anything one can imagine. we need more love like that in the world. for at least of the alabama supreme court ruling banning ivf treatment was quote heartbreaking and infuriating. families like leaves that would not exist if an upper ivf i asked my republican colleagues to listen to kim and tina who were married in 2013. and immediately knew they wanted to start a family in connecticut as a gay couple they needed to relent reproductive technology they were forced to meet standards that their straight friends never encountered. ivf worked for them there now proud parents to twins and they called quote the greatest gift of our l

oh, i was, will go to jeopardy. and lisa, again to the black mailing of, of the state that you know, claims that will inmates, ukraine. it's, we, or you days or 2 weeks. you credit the latest unfulfilled wish from its allies, for permission to, to use long range weapons to strike deeper into russia. what happens if the answer remains no, as well? do our weapons ourselves? of course we've rely on our partners. we would like to have these 8 because you know, we need these long branch and wipers to attack. the military targets the airports where the plains take off and sent guided bombs to credit and cds killing civilians, gear and children. but of course, ukraine is also develop and it's owned by pens and we'll be targeting the military targets in sites in, in, in the land of russia, by alice house, of course. but what we do not want to see is that what a load can do, spikes for now, freedom and democracy. and then finally the, as we, as i've mentioned, the new year will bring a new us president. i want to play you one of the