a guy named benjamin bristow. and bristow was sort of thought of as mr. clean in the grant administration which had a lot of scandal problems. so the g.o.p. convention in 1876 is going to be in cincinnati. and so in those days, of course, if you wanted to be president, you couldn't admit it. you sort of had to act like you were being drafted. so john marshall harland, the largely unknown partner of the better-known benjamin bristow went to cincinnati to the g.o.p. convention to get his law partner, mr. clean, the nomination, the perfect choice after eight years of scandal in the grant administration. well, it became clear after a few rounds of voting that he wasn't going to be able to pull it off for his partner, benjamin bristow, so harland, through bristow's votes, to the governor of ohio, rutherford b. hayes. and amazingly enough, right after president hayes was sworn in in march of 1877, it was john marshall harland, not benjamin bristow, who ended up on the supreme court. he served for 30 years with great distinction and was the sole dissenter in ple

the great john marshall harlan from kentucky a guy named benjamin bristow. and the grant administration i had to stand upon. in those days if you want to be president you couldn't admit it because you had to wait was being drafted. and benjamin bristow went to cincinnati with the gop convention to claim the nomination the appropriate choice after eight years of scandal it became clear after a few years one - - after some time that they cannot pull it off with his partner benjamin bristow through other behaviors and amazingly enough but after president hayes was sworn in march 1877 euros john marshall harlan and not benjamin bristow who ended up on the supreme court. serving three is with great distinction and was plessy versus ferguson the supreme court in 1896. two and public accommodations and discrimination and then came up in brown versus board of education talk about political appointments. that was a politicalin appointment. and by any of the standards so these are not really arguments the democratic leader said they were him can when they had the oppo

and bristow s sort of thought of as mr. clean in the grant administration have a lot of problems. at the gop convention 1876 was going to be in cincinnati and so in those days of course if you wanted to be president he couldn't admit it so you sort of had to act like you are being drafted. john marshall harlan the largely unknown partner of the better-known benjamin berst owen to cincinnati to the gop convention to get his -- to clean the nomination the perfect choice after eight years of scandal in the grant administration. it became clear after a few rounds of voting that he wasn't going to be a loophole it off for his partner benjamin bristow so harlan through ristow's boats to the governor of ohio rutherford b. hayes and amazingly enough right after president hayes was sworn in in march of 1877 it was john marshall harlan, not benjamin bristow who ended up on the supreme court where he served for 30 years with great distinction and was the soul dissenter in plessy versus ferguson, the one member of the supreme court in

bristow to the stage. [applause] dr. bristow: thank you so much. thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be here. i am so grateful to the museum, , to all of to laura you, to the tech people for making this a stupendous event and before i get started today, i have one favor to ask of the audience. i am skipping school today. i need to let them know i really was doing something. if you all could give me a smile, wave, and say hey there scholar. a few photos. that was it. awesome. let me get to work. on june 6, 1918, in north dakota, lillian's mother gave birth to a little girl. unfortunately, five months later on november 12, her mother passed away. she had contracted influenza and died a few days later. in these days, it was not proper for a man to raise his daughters alone. so her older sister was farmed out to relatives where she lived. lillian unfortunately was traded from family member to family member for two years. finally, she was able to settle in with relatives living in the same town as the father as she got to see him regularly through her childhood. when i

bristow is the author of "american pandemic: the lost worlds of the 1918 influenza epidemic." the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri, hosted this talk as part of their annual symposium. >> i do believe that is my cue to head to this direction and give our introduction for our next speaker. also, i would like to say before that, here is a little public service announcement.

talking to mark bristow, coming up.s is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from york, i'm alix steel, -- live from new york, i'm alix steel, along with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet fu is looking at precious metals. resuminggold prices its record rally. the price has jumped from the almost $2090. pandemic and geopolitical fears boosting demand, but investors are also seeking an alternative to bond in their portfolios. there's also demand for etf's. the biggest gold etf saw gold holdings climb for 20 straight weeks, and it may break the record set back in 2012. now let's get to barrick gold. , thereported this morning world's number two gold miner clearly benefiting from higher gold prices. revenue and profit beat analyst estimates. 20%sted eps up zero dollars -- up $0.20. barrigenerated 500 -- ck generated plenty of cash. it is returning some of that to shareholders, raising its dividend to $0.08 a share. gold production overall remains constrained. second quarter quarter production down 15%. miners w

bristow to the stage. [applause] dr. bristow: it is an absolute pleasure to be here, i am so grateful to the museum, to laura, to all of you from the tech people for making this stupendous event. before i get started today i have one favor to ask in the audience. i'm skipping school today so i need to let them know i was somewhere doing something. if you could give me a smile and . wave and say hey there i'll take a few photos, that will do great awesome. let me get to work. on june 6, 1918 in north dakota, lillian's mother gave birth to a little girl. unfortunately five months later on november 12, her mother passed away. she contracted influenza and died a few days later. in these days it wasn't proper for a man to raise his daughter alone and so lillian poss older sister christine was farmed out to relatives where she lived. lillian unfortunately didn't have -- and she was traded from family member for two years. finally she was able to settle in with relatives living in the same town as her father and got to see them

bristowe now giving her final rose to a familiar face in bachelor nation.e is the best person i've ever met and we've been happy and actually have been closer through quarantine. so that's how you know it's the real deal. >> reporter: the 34-year-old bristowe keeping busy with her podcast, business ventures and a new singing career. ♪ if i'm being honest >> reporter: add to that a new role. >> kaitlyn, will you be on the next season of "dancing with the stars"? >> reporter: as a contestant on "dancing with the stars." >> is that a yes? >> yes! yes! yes! yes! oh, my god. i'm so honored to say yes. i grew up doing jazz and tap and that kind of thing but i have no idea what to expect for ballroom dancing. i'm just happy to be there. throw me with anyone. i'm so beyond thrilled. >> reporter: bristowe is also thrilled the show that put her in the spotlight is evolving to fit the times, finally casting its first black bachelor after 18 years on the air. >> i strongly believe there should be a black male lead and there should be more producers of color. i just hop

earlier we spoke to ceo mark bristow about the most recent quarter.eep the want to relevance of being a large-cap company and the resource space, and you want to continue to resource the gold that you mine. you have to get your head around the importance of copper coming with gold. we have to move to bigger deposits which are then usually deposits that come with gold. it is the same process, very little difference in the technology. we have built a great business in rand gold first, and now the barrack group. we can deliver high-quality returns to our shareholders at a time when they need it. about arethe question we going to be seduced by this gold price? the answer is definitely no. >> i have talked to you many times over the years and you try banday with a straight when talking about the price, make sure you are doing it on a reasonable and sustainable metric. there are people around the world champing at the television saying, ask where he thinks the price of gold is going. it has come up quickly. where do you think it is going? >> it is a good qu

this look back at kaitlyn bristowe's 2018 season of "the bachelorette" and viall's season. vile person on the show -- no, no. >> he was painted as not so great. >> so he was vile. >> viall joined the show weeks in after connecting with bristowe online, yes, this was written into my script, he was intimate with bristowe before the fantasy suite, then getting engaged to shawn booth in the finale, shade. >> in last night's episode viall revealed there had been a connection between the two of them well before she was even asked to be on "the bachelorette," including facetimes and steamy emotional love letters. >> whoo! it comes on the heels of the dramatic rescue that we told you about yesterday, hannah brown saving the life of a whitewater rafter in tennessee. >> and this morning we're getting our first look at video of that dramatic rescue after the man's raft flipped over and she pulled him to safety. everyone is reportedly okay. >>> an adorable, adorable image that's making the rounds on social media of lavar burton and patrick stewart. >> burton shared this image of himsel

i'm glad you mentioned africa i have been telling people over and over again that my friend mark bristows not worried about these different kinds of infections the one you dealt with, you were at the epicenter of it, ebola, and you were not scared, and you developed methods to be able to do commerce. could you please tell the people in this country who are petrified that there are ways to do commerce and business even in the toughest places? >> you can manage this, you know, as you correctly say we went through the west african ebola outbreak it was put to bed. we are still dealing with the eastern drc ebola crisis in fact, we've had now ten days, jim, of no new infections, so that's fantastic we're turning it around, and what that's taught us is how to manage these situations and the importance of knowing where people have come from making sure that we control the access of people into our operations, and more importantly managing the logistics and the inventory of our critical consumables and those moving items and you can be rest assured that the whole of barrick across the gold looks

. >> brown: nancy bristow, a history professor at the university of puget sound,s author of "americanpandemic: the lost wors of the 1918 influenza epidemic." bristow's great-andparen were two of the 675,000 americans and up to 50 million people worldwide who died, numbers that far surpassed those killed in the world war raging at the same time. in some smaller ways the life.mic did alter american >> as a result of the pandemic, public spitting really wason frowned another thing that disappears for us is the public drinking cup. >> brown: but overall, bristow says the pandemic reinforced the status quo >> in the midst of the pandemic, people who we poor might ffer from cold and hunger and homelessness. people of color would find themselves excluded from the eremergency hospitals that produced. rd yet in the aftermath, there was no movement air those problems. >> brown: so it sounds as though 1918, the way you see it, was a pandemic that did not leave so much of a trace. >> that's exactly right. i think there were lessons that could have been leard. it's a somewhat human and certainly a

all eyes are on early favorite, kaitlyn bristowe.ack for disney night. will reeve has the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, amy. how about some disney night drama? kaitlyn's partner said this week has been the craziest week he's had in his entire history on "dancing with the stars," and they are hoping for a disney night miracle. this morning former bachelorette kaitlyn bristowe bracing for her return to the ballroom after an ankle injury. the 35-year-old revealing she's portraying moana for disney night despite what she called a tough week, posting on instagram, ankle is still so sore which has really put a damper on rehearsing. >> luckily moana is a dancing wonder and she can dance in bare feet. that helps me ankle. >> reporter: bristowe hoping to dance tonight saying she still hasn't gotten the the results from the mri she got last week. >> we're waiting patiently for the mri results. nothing has come back yet. i'm assuming i'll have them today. >> reporter: her right ankle pain flaring up just before show tim

that match kicks off at quarter to five tomorrow, tonight bristow continued their rapid rise and theyre promoted back to the premiership two years ago and they play in their first european final against one of the powerhouses and debts in the challenge cup fight —— finer at 8pm tonight. south africa have pulled out the by south africa have pulled out the rugby championship tournament due to concerns over the covid—19 pandemic on turning 29th will involve new zealand, australia and argentina. cou nty zealand, australia and argentina. county cricket makeover for next year. the championship will now have three groups of six teams with attempted contesting. and they have taken over the attempted contesting. and they have ta ken over the captaincy attempted contesting. and they have taken over the captaincy of the coconut that night writers say they can concentrate more on the backing and an unbeaten 39 but it was not enough. the lemley showpiece would of course be without fans but both sides are hoping to put on a good show. it has been more than half a century since sulfite last reach my

that match kicks off at quarter to five tomorrow, tonight bristow continued their rapid rise and theyay in their first european final against one of the powerhouses and debts in the challenge cup fight —— finer at 8pm tonight.

bristow's mayor has now confirmed if and when the statue will be removed but she says the future of the plant must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. before the 1st time since the coronavirus pandemic began spectators will attend a major sporting event here in germany the exhibition tennis tournament in berlin features some of the world's best players the main tennis tours where they've been suspended since mid march organizers so the berlin tournaments will provide a blueprint for others to follow. they says we're going to watch sport looks like at the moment temperature checks facemasks and even this a disinfection tunnel the tunnel sprays a mist that is said to kill the virus on clothes and shoes it's the 1st time since the start of the pandemic that more than a handful of fans have been allowed into a sporting event in germany this is a little bit strange as of course but we are used to it from the last 4 months ago so everything is all right with a mouse one good point with tennis is that it's

bristow's mayor has not come firmed if and when the statue will be removed but she says the future of the plan must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. so forgot you can always get deja vu news on the go just download our apps from google play or from the outstart that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for it means breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the d w out to send us photos and videos of what's happening. of course you can also stay up to date on our web site at g.w. dot com i'm claire richardson in berlin and thanks so much for watching. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when will all of us. just through the tactics of a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our talk cast you can get it wherever you go your pod cast you can also find us at. science.

i want to bring in attorney phil bristow. he was the lead trial lawyer in george w.l team in recounting ballots in two florida counties in 2000, a battle he won. phil, thank you for being with us. you obviously have experience with a hotly contested race. republicans have cited improper mail-in voting or improper ballot counting procedures. judges have already rejected the suits in pennsylvania, arizona and georgia. do you think there is any merit to their claims? >> based on everything i've heard, and i've tried to follow things a little bit, as you might suspect, looking back 20 years in my own experience. i see no legitimate claim of the kind of malfeasance that would justify the disenfranchisement of something like 50,000 voters in pennsylvania, 36,000 in nevada, 17,000 in arizona, 10,000 in georgia. we were, of course, back at that time dealing with a vote count that was in the hundreds difference and not the thousands, and one state, not five states -- four states. >> and you were also trying to get military ballots counted. this is one of the differences that

hello, kaitlyn bristowe. >> hello. >> nick, you look very nervous. >> do i?his podcast too. there's a lot of good stuff in there. "the bachelor: the greatest seasons ever" airs tonight right here on abc at 8:00 p.m. tune in tomorrow w >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. check out our temperatures from noon to 4:00. they actually get cooler. that's how strong the sea breeze will be this afternonononononono >>> and now to our summer skin glow series where we break down ways to help you keep your skin looking and feeling healthy and this morning it is all about what you eat and lara has more on that. hey, lara. >> yeah, that's right, amy. a new study published in the journ journal of medical association finds just how important your diet is. linking it to adult acne, to fatty and sugary foods, sugary beverages and milk. take a look. >> reporter: quarantine fatigue. for many it's not just affecting our mind but our diet and our skin. >> over the past few months, we've been eating a lot more packaged goods. those goods unfortunately tend to

mark bristow, great to have you. we appreciate it. >> thank you, liz. thank you. liz: don't be a stranger. gold's glistering. with the dow up 369, filling empty shelves at the mall once again. closing bell 35 minutes away. u.s. mall giant simon property is now looking to e-commerce giant amazon to turn some of its vacant sears and jc penney anchor stores into fulfillment centers. discussions have been under way for months and would not only provide the malls with a steady tenant but with fulfillment centers in residential areas, that will help speed up delivery times. it's unclear how many stores amazon is considering at this time. we have shares of amazon down .75% but simon properties, up 6%. >>> amazon's number one best-selling face mask taking north america by storm. the mission cooling net gator saw sales spike by 5 million percent in a 24-hour period at the end of may. what's the secret or rather, who's the secret behind these number one best-sellers? the ceo and former nfler chris valletta founded this company. stay tuned. you got to find out what the cdc t

a first initiative will be to promote a legacy project, the bristow center for history at the university of austin as a custodian for brooks congressional papers. i'm happy to announce they have a one-year digitized, searchable online key legislation championed by chairman brooks. we have a lot of activity at the foundation we invite all of you to stay in touch would love to hear from you. so without further delay, let me begin the conversation about my friend jack brooks. the meanest man in congress. brenda, tim, rick, please let's get started. >> thanked jeff thank you very much. it's great to be here in the library and museum. perhaps we should have a few words of welcome indirectly firmer host, president jimmy carter. when carter dedicated think it's that jack brooks federal building, he had some nice things to say about jack brooks. he said i would like to pay particular tribute to the leadership role of chairman jack brooks is a formidable illini hates to lose and really does. had it not been for him we would not have prevailed. i am deeply grateful to jack. a little bit later our

bristow is the author of american pandemic, the lost worlds of the 1918 influenza epidemic. the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city,

i think mark bristow, which i hope he'll come on and talk about it, will paint a bullish picture.t too late to buy barrick gold i like kirkland lake gold, it's a small miner, a little more aggressive we heard from them a little over a year ago i can't believe it was that long the stock is up about 36% since then, better than the averages but not as good as barrick, what held it back, a record high in september before the company announced the acquisition of the aptly named detour gold, a mid sized operative with a spotty track record, supposed to increase value by 20%, buying an inconsistent value added a whole new level of uncertainty we have seen too many mining companies have problems. wall street loves simplicity, and the detour acquisition made kirkland more popular. the stock pulled back more than 20%, and since that detour deal was announced, that's ludicrous. he's a gold miner for heaven's sake price of gold is flying. looks like a small call. that's why kirkland lake rallied 1% i like this. kirkland lake, on the other hand, i would have waited, ego minds at least for the

i am embarrassed to say i've not been to bristow station. who is the fellow who oversees that? he's a shepherd grad. we need to get him to cwi to speak. miss seeing you this year and have you part of the faculty. she's a big reason why i think so many people continue to come back. first-rate historian. as you can tell, she's accessible. nice to talk to, engaging. that's a big part of the faculty that comes to cwi. i just want them to sort of be part of the audience and get to know people and to talk to them about their interest in the war and jen is absolutely superb at doing that. jen, i expect you to be on facebook live at 3:00. you can do fact-checking for us, you can send emails. he got that wrong. john got that wrong. he is on fire. >> the hair blowing in the wind. >> if i could buy a ball cap that could fit me -- >> thank you, jen, for coming on. i can't wait for the book because i'm a pennsylvanian. we have to stand up for our pennsylvania generals. >> indeed. thank you for having me, fellows. this was fun. thanks for bringing me to cwi and, john, i will see you in a wee

i don't know how to get to bristow station. jennifer: and there is a nice preserved area down in virginia. there was a fellow overseas, he was a nice guy. he has written about it. miss seeing you the fear and having you part of the faculty. she is a big reason why i think so many people contribute to come back. a first-rate historian, as you to tell, she is nice to talk and engaging. to be part ofem the audience and get to know people and talk to them about their interest in the war. it is absolutely superb that you are here. i expect you to be on facebook live at 3:00. you can do fact checking for sn send in the males. you got that wrong. he is on fire. jennifer: look at that hair in the wind blowing, that luxurious mane. thank you for coming on, it has been awesome and i cannot wait as i am a pennsylvanian. i have to stand up for our pennsylvania generals. jennifer: this is fun. always for bringing me. john, i will be seeing you in a week or so. >> we have six days from now we will be hanging out. and doing a little presentat

bristow is the author of "american pandemic." : the lost worlds of the 1918 influenza epidemic." the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri, hosted this talk as part of their annual symposium. >> i do believe that is my cue to head this direction and get our introduction for our next speaker. also, i would like to say before that, here is a little public service announcement.

the tv coverage was incredibly popular and players such as eric bristow were huge stars.o world championships start in london tomorrow, there'll be reduced prize money due to a lack of sponsorship and poor ticket sales. 0ne former men's champion told us he thinks it may be time for the organisers to cut their losses. i think the ball needs to be bigger so i think the ball needs to be bigger so there is more ideas, you know? at the moment, the board is quite small, and i think that's you know, one person can have an idea, and they can go with it, and it's not seen as making the wrong decision. but, iam not seen as making the wrong decision. but, i am not sure where it goes from here, if it's as toxic as people are saying, then, you know, is there a future for its? you know, has its come to an end? that's the question that we can't answer at this particular moment in time. that's all from sportsday. thanks very much forjoining us. good evening. today brought some of the brightest weather of the year — so far — for many parts of the uk. quite a lot of sunshine around once we

. >> our goal with the bayview bristow is to bring in businesses so they can really use this as a launching off point to grow as a single business. we want to use this as the opportunity to support business owners of color and those who have contributed a lot to the community and are looking for opportunities to grow their business. >> these are the things that the san francisco public utilities commission is doing. they are doing it because they feel they have a responsibility to san franciscans and to people in this community. >> i had a grandmother who lived in bayview. she never moved, never wavered. it was a house of security answer entity where we went for holidays. i was a part of bayview most of my life. i can't remember not being a part of bayview. >> i have been here for several years. this space used to be unoccupied. it was used as a dump. to repurpose it for something like this with the bistro to give an opportunity for the local vendors and food people to come out and showcase their work. that is a great way to give back to the community. >> this is a great example of a public

superhero pastor wagers does this multiple times a week is serving those a main road san jose says bristowe is one of the encampments in the city one that is organize people here say they treat each other like taken for of the clause. >>we may see thank you thank you both so much to so the scot. >>bus was carrying 2 so thank you very much happen simple act of kindness on the first day of the new year. >>pastor dewayne his other people join in on feeding the of new york we do little things like today, but ultimately do what you can, but but think about the big picture we need to solve this homeless crisis me to get people. >>wonderland into tiny homes into building see this is just one of many homeless encampments in this city course very are of thankful for the kindness of strangers. >>in san jose, michelle kingston kron 4 news. a live look outside on this new year's day 2020 we've been playing peek-a-boo with golden gate bridge tonight, but there it is a jumping out plain sight right now it was a really find an earlier chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at the forecast

this is t w news live from berlin i'm not talking to a few says america prices fall more on bristow to the death of george floyd turmoil in his home city of minneapolis after a truck apparently drives into a crowd of protesters it's not clear whether the drama deliberately aimed at people . and taking in the george floyd dislike applies pay tribute.

bristow's mayor has now confirmed if and when the stop she will be removed but she says the future of the plant must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. now while his identity is unknown and his authentic record prices fancies distinctive style has made him one of the world's most famous street artists on tuesday he released a video showing his newest work painted in a london subway train it's a commentary on what else the current desires of. the street are just going underground disguising himself as a 2 part cleaner and then getting to work. stenciling the signature rats on the wall. this one apparently sneezes on the window he called the hard work if you don't mask you don't get. people in the carriage preferred not to get involved. in london's underground operator has confirmed the work has already been removed. banks's works often sold for huge sums the rats made this carriage priceless. for a while. it watching the news from berlin don't forget you can also staff today on our website at state

learned about the realities slavery in this 3 day since edward coastin statue was thrown in the sea bristow than they did in the 150 years that it was standing that. now we need a new. he was let me write a lot more history and go to the go to rest africa. who gets tossed off the sleigh for it on the coast of ghana and he has a very particular view of what we should do with controversial monuments here yes. it is very proactive to protect history the mother how tragic it is it is wrong to fall on a series as important as this to tear down stuff it's kind of a sound i call for heritage authorities to create and most serious of these you sorry call militia and support sure that he's treated the transatlantic slave trade the street of the transatlantic slave trade is very poor it is diabolical tom however we have started on what happened in the past in part on not to repeat. them yet. and i mean i think if any the best in you guys i think on the other i'd agree with the principle that we shouldn't erase history i'd also agree with the principle that if it is a crime having committed a crime ha

bristow's mayor has now confirmed if and when the statue will be removed but he says the future of the plant must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. you're watching news from berlin i'm burnt off after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight is the u.s. president hijacking the planned them of the right that. dreaming of the future planning a career i think of the. young people in the age of covert 19 faced unprecedented uncertainty. what can they look forward to when everything is changing so fast. generational lockdown. made injured. in 60 minutes on d. w. . i was fishing when i arrived here i slept with a sick of people in a room. it was hard not to shred. i even got white hairs that. benjamin language head telling us this gives me and they go but which maybe to interact with say you want to know their story in the migrants her fighting and reliable information for margaret. are they friends so i wanted to be was used session discussed here go forward which it was the willi

anna: that was the barrick gold ceo mark bristow speaking to our colleague at bloomberg.et to somebody else thinking about the relationship between money printing by central banks in the price of gold. mark cudmore, r bloomberg markets let managing editor is here with us from singapore. sticking with this gold theme, because it is interesting, you have been thinking about the link between what you see and where gold prices go. how high do you think gold heads? irk c.: i mean, like mark, don't know about an exact figure, but i do think it is going significantly higher in the next 5-10 years. i wish i had heard the interview before this piece. we are seeing modern monetary theory by proxy coming into the equation. it is now just assumed by both sides of the political debate in the u.s. and globally -- it is not just the u.s. -- that we are seeing that a response to any kind of dip in markets, any kind of dip in the economy is just to print cash and pump it into the system in anyway possible. we are just quibbling about how fast we get there. that means people are going to l

tommy gets to choose to denver's temperatures are rising from minus 8 on monday to plus 4 on tuesday bristow never freezing in the good parts of for example minnesota and wisconsin but that sunshine even this time we will slowly warm things up a little bit the same time going to watch what's happening for the south and you can't really mrs ito now that we too worried about this at the moment is the new tampa tense but instead and this is not an accurate forecast it could still be over the water by the time to get to wednesday so it's an early warning i wouldn't trust a forecast just that we'll watch it for you but the next 24 hours it crosses the yucatan as a hurricane warning out as a result it will just touch hurrican forces e to they goes into the gulf of mexico leaves behind whatever damage it's done and still fairly wet times for this part of mexico rather less so if the cayman islands or cuba. when covert 901st struck china and began to spread the cost asia. some in the west criticized countermeasures a stew hot or too weak. but have the different experiences before asian nations in fa

some comments from cross-border capital which kind of reflect what mark bristow was saying.0 anes may ounce. given where real rates are in their potential to fall further, 3000uickly could we get to gold if that is your forecast? forecasting 3000. obviously, the covid situation has limited the minors ability. his see the market for gold trading. the actual delivery of gold has been stagnant. iners have been less able to deliver physical gold to the market. you have seen beth hedging a full production has slowed down. over the next few months, you mininge more decrease ability. you will see a glut in supply, very similar to how oil behaves. we could see tangible production , maybe 10%, 20% in gold without changing the overall bull run. given that gold has been the key go to against currency ,epreciation or huey -- or qe if the fed does not change their ing, if inflation target we maintain a very dovish fed, we should see gold make highs over the next few months. i do not think it will be at the parabolic move we have seen over the past few weeks. you've seen a rush to buy in

with me is our asia pacific editor, michael bristow.and. what do you know? we have put a few details about this particular gunman, and other reports are still coming in, but it appears that a junior officer in the thai army, and a military spokesman has spoken to the thai service of the bbc for a short time ago and said this junior officer shot his commander, perhaps a relative, then drove to a buddhist temple and started shooting. afterwards, he went to a shopping centre and started shooting there. at the moment, he is still on the loose, so the army has sealed off the area. they are looking for him and trying to make sure that they can seal off the area so they can find him. there are conflicting reports about the number of people dead or injured. some are saying ten, others 12 other people injured, so it's a very serious event taking place in a city port nakhon ratchasima, which is about 200 miles or so north—east of bangkok, the capital of thailand. do we know when it happened? how long has the incident been going on?” it happened?

here's our asia pacific editor michael bristow on that. china is the world second—biggest economy.enhouse gas emissions. anything china does will have a major effect on global warming and without china, the world will have little chance of tackling and controlling climate change. traditionally, china has done pretty well in terms of emissions, it is a well‘s biggest developer of renewable energies and over the last few years, greenhouse gas emissions did plateau. recently, they have started to rise again. china slowing economy has led to the government putting a lot more money into steel and cement, those industries that produce a lot of greenhouse gases. china quite rightly says it is on target to meet its commitments according to the paris agreement. those commitments were to buy 2030 have a fifth of its energy output and renewable sources and to have a submission speak by that time but experts say that is simply not enough if we will tackle climate change. stay with us on outside source — still to come... more on climate change — microsoft pledges to remove from the enviroment a

that would be my point. >> barrick gold ceo mark bristow.mulus talks stall with democrats and republicans still nowhere near middle ground. we will have the latest. ♪ >> let's get a quick check of the latest high lines -- headlines. raiseairlines looking to half $1 billion. travel upheaval from the covid-19 crisis. enter globe has approved the share placement institutional investors. indigo reported a $386 million loss for the june quarter with the carriers net worth falling by almost a half. ray inhalers -- ride hailers are being forced to convert california drivers from independent contractors to as thees in an argument industry struggles with the coronavirus fallout that has undermined ridesharing. sydney airport is looking to raise 2 million dollars with just over 1.4 u.s. to mitigate the fallout from the coronavirus. the company is offering stock at a 15% discount. the money will be used to cover debt securities and for general purposes including capital expenditures. president trump aims to keep stimulus flowing with republicans and de

i'm bristow group. alix: thank you very much.ll be talking more about boris johnson later in the next hour. coming up we take a look at the winners and losers. china, did they outperform? can you get alpha by measuring intangibles? we will break that down, up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. alix steel is in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." the final day of the best quarter since 98, the stocks in the first half coming in, marked obviously by an incredible rally in the second quarter. the court or before that was a bit tougher, but let's get the highlights with abigail doolittle. abigail: truly a remarkable quarter indeed. let's break it down across multiple segments. what stood out the most was volatility. the s&p 500 was down 35% from the highs, rebounding quite sharply. taking a look at that relative to the fear index shown in white, 85 was the highest level since 2008, 2009. bond volatility, superhigh, too. equity volatility tells you some folks are worried. etf fund flowse went, surprisingl

don't miss that conversation on commodities with the barrick gold ceo, mark bristow.markets coming in a little more cautious the last 60 minutes after the announcement from the chinese government in terms of sanctions on 11 american officials, and the other big talking point is going to be around the american stimulus measures, the u.s. esident taking executive action. is that going to be enough? is it going to last long in the for the market to sustain its current leg up? this is bloomberg. ♪ experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. say xfinity sports zone into your voice remote today. perhaps, isrning, by executive order on hong kong. china will sanction senators rubio and cruz on taiwan, taipei, because beijing, the cabinet offers or makes the first v

joining us from toronto is the ceo of that company, mark bristow.s for taking time to be with us this morning. congratulations on the number. talk to me about the production range and what we can expect over the next few years out of barrick. tok: as you know, we set out be one of the most valued gold companies and focus on value. what we have done is clean the company up. we've increased earnings, as you point out. most importantly, reduce the net debt by nearly 50%. we've increased dividends, which is important to give something back to shareholders, and we've got a five-year plan which , andnts a solid foundation that is a solid 5 million ounces a year for the next five years. we are going to be guarding the market 10 years without any report during march. romaine: you made some progress on the debt, net debt zero. when are you going to hit that? mark: that depends on how our program goes to clean up some of the non-core assets, and of course, if you consider the gold stays there if it for the rest of the year, we should get there by the end of t

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i am really could give to, this is bloomberg -- i am bristow group to come of this is bloomberg.within the headlines, there riske telling reality, the of the house for speaker pelosi, the battle of moderate democrats and liberal democrats. with us, brendan boyle of pennsylvania. ♪ >> a competitive approach to china was inevitable. keeping it healthy, not pernicious, it is vitally important. that will not be easy. in some places with some cooperative action -- into catastrophe. >> i believe both sides are capable of the highest -- of clemency in the early stage of a biden administration. >> we should vote on an economy that works for all. system safeguard the under the wto and unequivocally reject protectionism. --when an economy becomes and your interests are all over the world, you have to protect your own interests. >> the american administration is about to change, but the clock will not be rewound. >> i hope that we will -- he will be able to focus his mind andeveloping a framework for overall constructive relationship with china. the last four years have been tumultuous. >>

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