bailey: it is important to understand the channels. i do not think we should be surprised at the general movement of asset prices in response. it is part of the transmission effect. what we have to watch is the financial stability consequences. there has been an enormous amount of work over the last under themore stability board to tackle these issues. when you look at the questions, what have we learned from the last eight or nine months? i would divide it into two parts. this will sound complacent, it is not intended, what i will say is on the banking side, this is the first major test of the post financial crisis reforms and i think so far, the banking system has stood up to the task. although it sounds cliche, i will say it -- what we wanted is -- we have seen that. placeforms we have put in , the policy approach has stood up. in the nonbanking world, if you go back to march, it was referred to as a dash for cash, we saw things that caused us concern. required major interventions domestically, internationally. areas whereed to ther

bailey all one, stage at the same time in 45 minutes. we will bring you that event live. germany seeing the first signs of improvement in the virus curve. the data from king's college standing in contrast to the real-time, which shows infections continuing to rise rapidly. cracks appearing in boris circlen's inner with the departure of a key advisor. let's check the markets and show you what is going on. you can see the cable rate actually softening up a bit, but from reasonably elevated levels relative to the recent range. european stocks now starting to turn after a very strong start to the week. we are now focusing back on the virus rather than the vaccine. the german ten-year, some very weak inflation data out of germany today, sending yields lower. the price is coming up higher as well. you are also likely to have a scarcity factor coming into play as well. yesterday indicating that the ecb is going to be on the bed, buying bonds. he's got to think about what is going to happen in the bunds story as well. when you look at what is happening with treasuries, greece now

so bailey willis, no commentaryy with you made a statement about earthquakes. great earthquakes happening every 50 years. that was off-base because they didn't have sense since about g earthquakes were even, let alone how often they occurred. so geologists have dug into the san andreas fault and found evidence of past earthquakes and from that we get an average occurrence. sewing on average how often great earthquakes occurred. that's one of the key ingredients that is gotten better and better. those are critical to develop building codes with appropriate provisions. so awful lot have changed but we still want to know when is that next take when going to be. that's what we really haven't made any headway in terms of making a prediction on a short timescale or even decade-old timescale. there's a sense were all waiting for the san andreas fault of a big earthquake. the southernmost part of the fault hasn't puckered since rent 1690, i date established only by geology. the 1857 earthquake which was north los angeles, was 150 years ago. that starts to feel like qui

bailey: it is much larger, obviously. one is that it does have an impact on the cost of financing and on the interest rate curve. secondly is the quantity effect, if you like. it puts more liquidity into the economy. it takes up assets that are not as liquid and puts assets into the economy that can be used in consumption and investment. of what comes next, is qe still the most effective measure of delivering monetary stimulus to the economy after this announcement? have you discussed other tools, for instance, yield curve control? do you have an idea of the sequencing in which you may use them? gov. bailey: a lot for central banks has changed in recent times. we have had to look far more at the tools we have available to back ineas if you go time, it was really a choice over rates, interest rates, and what you did. and we have done that. we've had to look at the role of forward guidance, the rule of quantitative easing, and we are doing the work obviously on evaluating whether there would be a case for using negative rat

laver cousens often kicked into gear on bailey, combined with 17 year old sensation following on via simply open the scoring was my parents. his 4th assist helps fill half their says creative boots, while bailey, returning to his excellent form of 2018, is massive for labor cosen. just 3 minutes later and bielefeld had every right to be frustrated, not to get a penalty call. and when it came to creating their own chances, billa felt didn't exactly look deadly. maybe consider look to be in cruise control in the 2nd half when they hit a speed bump, the defender spend bendo was injured in the 46 minute and things immediately got worse. mitchie visor passed back to his keeper. everything seemed fine. and then howler for the ages. from look us right at skate suddenly bielefeld head equalized without managing a shot on goal. this doesn't look like the stuff of champions. but laver couzin didn't fold. the match wasn't always pretty, but they brought a great 10 determination. their often highly technical side has usually lacked a key new element for bush's team. though it might have gone too

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, it also means bailey's red velvet is back.e of bailey's red velvet for a limited time through december. tonight we're going to learn how to make cupcakes from georgetown cupcake's own katherine berman. hello, cass rin, thank you for being with us. show us how to do it. >> preheat our oven to 350 degrees. we're going to add 1 1/2 sticks of unsalted butter. 1 3/4 cups of granulated sugar. while mixing crack two large eggs. >> jimmy: these are medium eggs, is that okay? >> then take 2 1/2 tablespoons of cocoa powder. >> jimmy: all right. >> then you're going to take 4 tablespoons of red food color. in this mixture add 1 teaspoon of vanilla. >> jimmy: and vanilla, which you call what? >> guillermo: mania. >> take your whip and give it a nice whisk. >> jimmy: i don't know how that -- we put it in the wrong thing. all right. >> mix it up. you're going to add this into your batter. we are now going to sift 3 1/4 cups of flour. if you don't have a sifter, use a whisk. >> jimmy: my whisk is dirty. okay. >> add 1 teaspoon of salt into t

johnson, with nestor bailey on the bank of england. i should note, sterling rallies nicely. some of the headlines this morning are pretty shocking. let me do a data check. jonathan ferro just emailed and said, don't forget the data check. futures up 69. dow futures up 1.24%. excuse me. the nasdaq 100 moving 2.8%. the vix is the lead story, 26.86. i calculated the standard deviation move and the 10 year yield is on the edge of china or miss. it is about 4.2 standard deviation yield from the high-yield down to where we are, .74% right now on the 10 year yield. we are seeing seismic changes in bonds. a weaker dollar. francine: a weaker dollar. i think it is a reduced likelihood of a multi-dollar stingless package and divided congress that has helped push treasuries higher again today. what i'm looking at is, first of all, the vote count. to the do take heart fact they are expecting no major changes to taxes or regulation that have underpinned the bull market for years. european stocks are up. i'm looking at pound. this is a brexit conversation. this is a bank of england convers

we speak to governor andrew bailey here on cnbc. >>> so the u.s.ion remains tight with democratic candidate joe biden leading president trump 253 to 214 in the electoral college vote 270 votes are needed to secure a win. alice barr has more. >> reporter: tonight democrat joe biden pulling within striking distance of an electoral win as a handful of battleground states continue to count millions of votes. >> i'm not here to declare that we've won with, but i am here to report when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winner >> reporter: for president trump, there are still paths to a second term, but some may lead through a courtroom. his campaign launching a barrage of legal challenges, demanding a recount in wisconsin where biden is the apparent winner if current results hold and trying to halt vote counting in michigan, virginia -- >> they are trying to make a mockery of the election. >> reporter: while president trump used partial results to try to claim victory overnight, today his public presence was limited to a handful of tweets

as bailey led, the labor crews in charge to retake the lead, main man on the audio was struggling to conjure his ruthless finishing of the last 2 weeks. but one of labor, coups in strengths is that practically the whole team is dangerous. to take minutes left, a bit of a slap stick, felt that alexander jack of each with the ball in the box to let her kids in peace. their 9 to call start and just leave that was enough for labor crews and they've shown a toughness and scoring depth that they once lacked and had to make the day even more special. it was picked up on his birthday because of a happy birthday theme and today that the victory was for you, like judy for then he got it. so i wish him a very good night after this and hopefully get into a good decide because they're just one points behind byron. and if they can stay consistent, maybe they can even catch them. sometimes it's not the goalie who has a gripe with their defense. under a little bit of pressure from a safe, which you've got to read a saucepan should be said that was lucas. true, that skate below felder back a little t

a little bit later, chair powell, president lagarde, governor bailey we we speaking -- governor baileyaking on the same panel. tenured yield comes down to 0.94%. american airlines on monday popped 15%, then faded tuesday, down 6%, faded wednesday, down 2.75%. that is the tug-of-war between the short-term, not pretty, the long-term, hopeful. tom: and american airlines with that equity offering that was challenged, to say the least. we take great pride in whom we speak to about this pandemic. we have talked to steve riley at imperial college, peter hotez out of baylor, and right now, , aert ko of yale university professor of epidemiology. that barely describes his focus on the heart of the matter right now, which is transition dynamics. he is world-class in this, and we are thrilled he could join us. are you smarter about the transmission dynamics of this virus then you were in april? dr. ko: thank you very much for the invitation. with respect to whether we are smarter, i am not sure that is the best way to describe it. we have learned more about how this virus transmits, who it transmi

laver couzens oftens kicked into gear on bailey, combined with 17 year old sensation flying on via out simply open the scoring was my parents. 6 his 4th assist helps fill half there. it's as creative boots, while bailey, returning to his excellent form of 2018 is massive for labor costs and just 3 minutes later and villa felt had every right to be frustrated, not to get a penalty call. and when it came to creating their own chances, billa felt didn't exactly look deadly. maybe consider look to be in cruise control in the 2nd half when they hit a speed bump, defender spend bendo was injured in the 46 minute and things immediately got worse. mitchie visor passed back to his keeper, everything seemed fine. and then howler for the ages from lucas right at skate. suddenly bill, a felt head equalized without managing a shot on goal. this doesn't look like the stuff of champions. but later couzin didn't fold. the match wasn't always pretty, but they brought a great 10 determination. their often highly technical side has usually lacked a key new element for boss his team. though it might have

and just 27 minutes into the match later couzens oftens kicked into gear on bailey, combined with 17 year old sensation flying on via something open. the scoring was my parents. 6 his 4th assist helps fill half there. it says creative boots, while bailey, returning to his excellent form of 2018, is massive for labor cozen. just 3 minutes later and bielefeld had every right to be frustrated, not to get a penalty call. and when it came to creating their own chances, billa fell, didn't exactly look deadly labor consumer looked to be in cruise control in the 2nd half when they hit a speed bump, defender spend bendo was injured in the 46 minutes and things immediately got worse. mitchie visor passed back to his keeper. everything seems fine and then howler for the ages from lucas right at skate. suddenly bill of felt had equalised without managing a shot on goal. this doesn't look like the stuff of champions. but later coups and didn't fold. the match wasn't always pretty, but they brought a great 10 determination. their often highly technical side has usually lacked a key new element for

we will discuss that next, and our guy johnson speaks to governor bailey a little bit later on.his is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine from london, and this is special coverage of the u.s. election, 2020. of course we are day two. we look at all the votes in the remaining states we look at what the markets are doing. the bank of england and boosting andbond buying program, policy makers of course voted unanimously to we have been talking about it all day. to increase their asset purchase program by 150 billion pounds. they are keeping benchmark interest rates at a certain percentage. we will speak to governor bailey a little bit later. ♪ businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. an

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey.gp surgery near you — the government's medical advisers say the new covid—19 vaccine will be safe. and the competition heats up as the pandemic gives the gaming industry a huge boost. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a blow for egland and liverpool as defenderjoe gomez is injured on international duty on the eve of their friendly today, at 11am, the uk fell silent to remember those who have fallen in the line of duty. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall joined figures from government and the armed forces for a special armistice day service at westminster abbey. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell was following the scaled back events there and around the country. it occupies a place of honour just inside the main entrance to westminster abbey. it is the grave of the unknown warrior, and for 100 years it has symbolised a nation's loss. it was on this armistice day anniversary in 1920 that the body of an unidentified serviceman was brought from the f

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey.ble cladding and other fire safety issues say delays in making their homes safe are leaving them thousands of pounds out of pocket many fear bankruptcy. many home owners are facing huge increases in service charges and buildings insurance with some bills rising by up to 900%. our consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker has been meeting residents struggling to meet their bills. young families, first—time buyers, pensioners — every generation is caught up in britain's growing cladding crisis. my money is being squeezed, food—wise i've had to live off cheese toasties and pasta. it's basically ruined my life. i feel insecure in my own home. these towers on the river thames were built with material now classed as flammable. repairs could exceed £13 million, but who should pay? flat owners say service charges have soared to up to £6,000 a year each. adeline is in her 70s and is struggling to pay. they might take my flat away if i can't pay, because already we have been threatened by bail

jerome powell, christine lagarde, and andrew bailey used a virtual conference to highlight the risks.l says the post pandemic economy will be different in fundamental ways. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: we are getting a lot of messages that i admitted i have not seen "star wars." coming up, we will continue with the covid latest wave with infections far surpassing last spring, but there are glimmers of hope. we will look at the european figures next. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." europe has been at the epicenter of the autumn surge after many european countries and acted new restrictions including nonessential shops being closed. progress is mixed. what do the latest figures deal with? dani: we are seeing grim headlines in italy, u.k., france and spain. we saw more than one million cases, that grim milestone was reached this week. some nations are showing a slowing down or plateauing of growth

christine lagarde and andrew bailey warning of a tough road ahead. with the virus spreading, we are not going back to the same economy. we are going back to a different economy. >> before we had this great news about vaccines, we had some pretty negative news concerning the second wave that really came about earlier than anything we had anticipated. that also has an impact on the outlook. the spur.ay be second, we must now push ahead hard with the necessary changes to support changing the direction of our climate. annmarie: central bankers, warning the alarm around the world. joining us, the global head of fx strategy at youpb. i want to get your thoughts initially on what we heard from ,he globe's central bankers sounding alarm for the market not to get ahead of itself. peter: yeah, i fully agree. i think they are basically giving a reality check to markets and despite the good news we've had in the past week regarding the vaccine, it is clear any rollout of the vaccine is going to take time. you are looking at a situation where the most at risk gro

laver couzens often kicked into gear leon bailey, combined with 17 year old sensation flying on via out simply open the scoring thank you. thank you. karen. 6 says 4th, assist helps fill half their says creative boots, while bailey, returning to his excellent form of 28000 is massive for labor comes and just 3 minutes later. and bill a fellow had every right to be frustrated not to get a penalty call. and when it came to creating their own chances, bill fell didn't exactly look deadly. leverkusen looked to be in cruise control in the 2nd half when they hit a speed bump, defender spend bendo was injured in the 46th minute and things immediately got worse. mitchie visor passed back to his keeper, everything seemed fine. and then howler for the ages from lucas right at skate. suddenly bielefeld head equalized without managing a shot on goal. this doesn't look like the stuff of champions. but laver couzin didn't fold the match wasn't always pretty, but they brought a grit and determination there. often highly technical side has usually lacked a key new element for bush's team. though it mig

severe earthquake probably more violent than that in san francisco in 1906 and 1 - 10 years doctor bailey said, the article went on to repeat that he had stated three years ago that santa barbara would feel severe earth tremors, prophecy that was fulfilled in the summer. over the years following the 1906 san francisco earthquake the great quake debate in southern california at various times simmered in stewed inflated with the public words in late 1925 that explode. , i'm just going to leave the two for everyone to read more about the debate that played o out. >> that's one side of the debate that you read. >> mr. hill, the book evolves into intertwined biography to protagonist who ended up on his own side of the vanishing fine line is the older was robert hill who landed on the other side, hill was a skeptic in the crusader, when i started wor wog on the book is interested in the debate itself because there are a couple of different takes that you can read about that don't quite agree so i was curious what the real story was and i thought i would introduce hill and willis briefly and mov

bailey, a follow-up. the folks from the biden coronavirus task force are saying the first thing the president's going to do -- the president-elect joe biden, is invoke the defense production act on things like testing and ppe and supplies. it seems like right now the state of testing is still quite marginal, difficult, not where it should be. it's either inaccurate or there are delays. you can't get immediate responses. sometimes you wait five days, which, of course, makes treating the coronavirus and stopping the spread much more difficult. would you agree that almost the most basic thing one can do right now is uniformly, across the country, wear a mask? >> the ama has recommended that everyone wear a mask for quite some time right now. and yes, there are shortages in supplies of basic testing equipment, of the chemicals that are used. we're doing lots of other tests in hospitals right now, too, as we come on flu season. a reminder, everybody get your flu shot. and it makes it more difficult, even more

kay, bailey hutchison, senator kay, bailey hutchison from texas got up and she said if the republican party does not get right on immigration reform, we will be a minority party in texas in the not too distant future. well, her word right through her words rain true. so republican party's got some real soul searching to do, and i think they'll have to go through that. i hope they'll go through that. i hope they're right. they'll bring in some other voices to take to take a look. but that's the only way you can understand what went wrong and what you have to do to get it right and what's where, where's the future going? right. what a final question secretary hagel, i know that you have probably already written a letter to president elect biden. i know that preselect biden will, if he hasn't already reach out to you by phone and talk to you, i just, i just know that to be true. what is that pop piece of advice you would offer a president like joe biden, coming into this role at this time in history. what's the most important thing? what's the north star? he has to have? well, i would st

laver couzens oftens kicked into gear on bailey, combined with 17 year old sensation flying on via to open the scoring pierce's 4th assist help still hot there says creative boots, while bailey, returning to his excellent form of 2018, is massive for labor cozen. just 3 minutes later and villa felt had every right to be frustrated, not to get a penalty call. and when it came to creating their own chances, billa felt didn't exactly look deadly. but maybe consider look to be in cruise control in the 2nd half when they hit a speed bump, the defender spend bendo was injured in the 46 minute and things immediately got worse. mitchie visor passed back to his keeper. everything seems. and then the howler for the ages from lucas right at skate. suddenly, bill a fell head equalized without managing a shot on goal. this doesn't look like the stuff of champions. but later coups and didn't fold. the match wasn't always pretty, but they brought a great and determination their often highly technical side has usually lacked a key new element for bosches team. though it might have gone, chiefs are ti

daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. isolation during lockdown as we head into the depth of winter. figures from the office for national statistics suggest that, before the pandemic, more than two and a half million adults felt lonely always or often. by the start of this month, that number had risen to more than four million. elaine dunkley reports from huddersfield. loneliness and isolation feels... it feels like being in a grave. it's cold, it's dark, and it's pointless. we are trying to find the next of kin of this gentleman that we are really concerned about at the moment. loneliness and isolation drives everything. at huddersfield railway station is platform one... ..a charity on the front line of isolation, loneliness and crisis. this 1950s carriage is used as a workshop, a place for men to talk and get mental health support. lockdown and regulations have stopped many coming here. before the pandemic, we were seeing up to 50 guys a day. they came in here and they wanted community and they wanted connection. when c

approach with caution -- jay powell is joined by christine lagarde and andrew bailey in warning economic challenges despite the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine. u.s. cases weigh on stocks, stocks look set to continue the slide in europe while treasury yields fall amid growing concerns around the pandemic. california joins texas reaching one million infections. picking a statement, president trump bands investments and firms controlled by china's military as u.s. election officials say the vote was the most secure in american history. welcome to the program, happy friday morning. under one hour until the start of the cash equity trading session in europe. we have a mixed picture in futures. european futures looked negative. yesterday u.s. and european stocks dropped around concern to the extent we may see new lockdown measures in the united states. we have a futures picture where europe is weaker, wanting to play catch-up with latter-day losses in the united states. u.s. futures .2 the upside. -- u.s. futures point two the upside. nasdaq futures are treated like havens during the corona

daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. as we head into winter. figures from the office for national statistics suggest before the pandemic more than 2.5 million adults were always or often lonely. by the start of this month, that number jumped to more than four million. elaine dunkley has been speaking to one charity in huddersfield that's helping bring people together. loneliness and isolation feels... it feels like being in a grave. it's cold, it's dark, and it's pointless. we are trying to find the next of kin of this gentleman that we are really concerned about at the moment. loneliness and isolation drives everything. at huddersfield train station is platform 0ne. it's a charity on the front line of isolation, loneliness and crisis. i've never struggled before in my life, but before this time you could go and unload a bit of your baggage with a friend oi’ whoever, 01’ you can go out and socialise with somebody and let that steam off, you can't at the moment. you're sat at home looking at the four walls, and you end up

to kick in the 2nd half live it isn't well flying with the old bailey making it 32 to finally take the lead. thaddeus team bayonne foam got thing out then followed that up for 2. in the dying seconds last valentino lazzaro clawed one back with an amazing scorpion kick but it wasn't enough labor prison took the match for 3. i don't have long been in need of a victory getting into the away game against graeme and they haven't won in their last 16 matches and to make matters worse the billy goats lost their starting goalkeeper team owen in the 48th minute after this collision with braman for. injury. schoolis 1st tough though cologne had high hopes up to taking the lead in the 67 minutes thanks to an open goal by braman captain. but the euphoria didn't last long graeme and were later awarded a penalty shot for a handball in collections but. the amount it became coach make no mistake from the spot for the one all final school. leipzig goalkeeper and hunk gary international peers agreed that she was to have a fairly easy day on the job against a lowly freiburg. his team mates made it easy f

they've scored 17 in their last 5 matches and club but couldn't live with them in the 2nd half we old bailey slid in to score 60 minutes. early and both got linger followed suit to seal the points 8 minutes from tell you i'm. glad bucs valentino lazaro conjured up the goal of the day in injury time but it wasn't enough to deny laver coups and he moved back up to 4th as the extended their unbeaten league run to 7 matches. and his relationship in munich fans after a star midfielder fielder josua kimmage was only ruled out until january after undergoing a knee operation that had been fears he could be out of the entire rest of the season kimmage had him self cheering saturday's 321 display when ivan dortmund he will however missed germany's november internationals. you're watching data sarah kelly will be with you in just 15 minutes to war headlines including a press conference from angela angela merkel about the u.s. election results state changed that thanks very much for. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom. freedom of speech

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey.at claim. none of them stand up to any real scrutiny. nonetheless the president and his team are amplifying those claims. 0ur misinformation reporter marianna spring has been looking into some of them for us. steal the vote seems to be the thing that's trending most, mariana. steal the vote seems to be the thing that's trending most, marianam has been, stop the steel, this hashtag went viral on election night, but we have seen since been a numberof large night, but we have seen since been a number of large facebook groups have sprung up using that hashtag, they are full of trump supporters who have been sharing a number of videos and posts about voter fraud and rigged elections, which we actually debunked, they have been proven to be false or totally unsubstantiated. facebook had to take down the biggest of these groups, which had almost half a million members by the time it was removed, and that is because of threatening comments about violence, calls for a civil war, calls to arms th

late they've scored 17 in their last 5 matches and couldn't live with them in the 2nd half we own baileyslid into score on 60 minutes. followed suit to seal the points 8 minutes from. i got bucks valentino lazaro conjured up the goal of the day in injury time but it wasn't enough to deny laver coups and he moved back up to 4th as the extended their unbeaten league run to 7 matches. sundays only a game softball spall coast struggling hoffenheim and the team served a search of the thrilla took an early lead and looks on not to be on a roll when they host made it to nil on 26 minutes but sarkis gave hoffenheim a lifeline 3 minutes from the end when he volleyed height. saved a penalty in injury time to deny the businesses a corpse. you're watching d.w. news more headlines at the top of the hour up next is doc failed on life behind the berlin wall remember you can always get the latest on t.w. dot com follow us on twitter and instagram the news. from the terrible and thanks for your company. the fish unary and a pragmatist the diplomat who always gets straight to the point. the good to instit

mention the boe, a bigger package than expected full-time and guy johnson will speak with governor bailey. importantwill be an interview for global wall street. i believe david folkerts-landau is scheduled with us, from deutsche bank. the sun has not risen on the east coast yet. when it does, we will start to see the trickling in of the final 5% of voting in some states, and in some there is still a very large gap involving tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of votes. what am i focused on? i guess i have to be focused on nevada. i may be wrong on that, but that is the one state on focused on right now, francine. francine: what i'm focused on is the legal challenges. i think it is pretty much being dismissed by the markets, and a lot of legal experts are also saying there is not a path forward for the president to challenge the voting. my want to see how that pans out and if there is a bigger impact. let's get to first word news with ritika gupta. just oneoe biden is battleground state away from becoming the next president of the united states. biden already won two key prizes in

bailey all one, stage at the same time in 45 minutes. we will bring you that event live.g the first signs of improvement in the virus curve. the data from king's college standing in contrast to the real-time, which shows infections continuing to rise rapidly. cracks appearing in boris circlen's inner with the departure of a key advisor. let's check the markets and show you what is going on. you can see the cable rate actually softening up a bit, but from reasonably elevated levels relative to the recent range. european stocks now

andrew bailey, governor of the bank of england, speaking to me a little bit earlier.one, european commissioner for the economy, also joining me -- paolo gentiloni, european commissioner for the economy, also joining me in the next hour. numbers likely to be even more to medically to the downside. we will speak to and hear from these gentlemen in the next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ are you frustrated with your weight and health? it's time for aerotrainer, a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time, all while maintaining safe, correct form and allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch. the pre-stretch works your abs even harder, engaging the entire core. then it's the back extension, super rock, and lower back traction stretch to take the pressure off your spine and stretch muscles. planks are the ultimate total body exercise. build your upper body with pushups. work your lower body with the aerosquat. the ae

we take bailey and tie him up outside, he does a little politicking with folks who come by [ laughtercing and he's there. >> jimmy: i have one too, oh yeah >> you know, you know. >> jimmy: yeah >> you also know about the shedding right >> jimmy: my gosh, yeah. but they're so cute, it's all worth it >> it's totally worth it we're going to go down there and vote that's reminder, for every person who hasn't voted, in-person tomorrow, that's way to do it there's a tradition for this it's safe for people to do that everybody is masked up plenty of hand sanitizer they've taken lots of precautions. everyone who hasn't voted yet, iwillvote.com. get instructions where you can vote, what you have to do about registration, what i.d. you have to bring. iwillvote.com, everybody votes, our democracy wins >> jimmy: i love that. real quick, last question for you. so you vote, come home, are you going to watch the news all day long and into the night? or what are you going to do to distract yourself? >> i can't that would absolutely make my eyelashes frizz off. what is to be learned from 2% of precinc

. -- just drop off quickly in the north bay, sneaking into the south bailey santa clara valley as the sun is coming up early on saturday, passing clouds, often on throughout the day, saturday, not going to block out the sun, there will in the atmosphere, made of ice crystals, that will filter the sunshine as opposed to blocking it out, mostly clear skies tomorrow night, sunday morning might be even chillier than tomorrow morning, plenty of sunshine to start the day sunday before clouds try to build in, and any hint of a shower will stay up farther up the pacific coast, and the next 7-10 days, a long stretch of dry weather, look at the sunset, to the shower, 54 degrees in oakland, and this evening, and 60 degrees in santa rosa, it will be the chilly spot by tomorrow morning, mid 30s, patchy frost possible, in the more sheltered valleys, and it settles into the spots around the bay area. most of us end up in the low 40s with mid to upper 40s along the bay and the coast. >>> a nice warm up tomorrow. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. around the bay. mid to upper 60s around the inland, g

daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. big rise during lockdown. callum tulley reports. just an ordinary lad. we used to have laughs, we were quite close as a family, and he was always, you know, just my lad, my boy. he was convicted of membership of a proscribed terrorist organisation, and he is now in prison, serving four and a half years. cath‘s son discovered far right material on his computer as a teenager. the more time he spent online, the worse things were getting. he was coming up with things like that the holocaust didn‘t happen, and that hitler was right. how many of you have experienced or seen far right, racist material online? all of you? yes. these students say online extremism is easy to find. how young were you when you first came across far right material online? yeah i don‘t know, probably around 11, 12. 11? yeah, but you spend a lot of time at a young age, online. i can imagine myself going down a different path, if i stayed ignorant and didn't make an effort to educate myself and naturally think about

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quick pass to bailey gaither and he's going to dot rest. 41 yards for the house.y early in the second quarter. 10-3 in the second. that's it for sports, dion. >> all right, chris, we'll see you right back here at 11:00. >>> and speaking of, making holiday shopping safe. how bay area stores are going above and beyond to draw customers in and keep them covid-free. one store even opening up reservations to shop tonight. >>> and at 11:00 a subway designed to link downtown san francisco and chinatown. that has been delayed again. how coronavirus has slowed the project down even as construction continued. >>> and with that that's all we have for tonight as of right now. i'm dion lim. abc 7 news continues tonight at 11:00. so for drew and chris thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you at abc7news.com and right back here in a with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 peop

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they'd scored 17 in their last 5 matches and blood but couldn't live with them in the 2nd half we on bailey slid into score on 60 minutes and yulian followed suit to seal the points 8 minutes from. the goal of the day in injury time but it wasn't enough to deny. the move back up to 4th as the extended their unbeaten league run to 7 matches. sunday's game saw both ball coast struggling hoffenheim and the teams served up a thriller. early lead and looks to be on a roll when the host made it on 26 minutes but. gave hoffenheim a lifeline 3 minutes from the end when he believes time. served a penalty in injury time to deny the visitors a corpse. now a virtual stadium with thousands of streamed in fans was the backdrop to this year's m.t.v. europe music awards the pandemic friendly digital event seoul south korean pop group b.t.s. topped the competition. they won a 4 awards including best song for dynamite and. yes for you to go for a little makes hosted and one best hope award tonight also featured performances from malaysia case sam smith dosha cat and baby home. mom was a city in. this and. so

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daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey.ng an incident in north london. a p pa re ntly an incident in north london. apparently video on social media appeared to show a car had been driven into the front of edmonton police station in north london. footage post on twitter shows a vehicle partially embedded in the entrance of a building in metropolitan police have been tweeting about this, saying, we are aware of an incident at edmonton police station at enfield, and the just add more to follow. an incident in north london, edmonton police station in enfield is the area and, yeah, we are watching this. and as we get any more, we shall bring this to you. let's get all the sport. i am hoping you will surely something magical in the gulf. we will see. there has been another blow to liverpool's defence following confirmation thatjoe gomez got an injury on england duty. gomez got an injury on england duty. gomez has put on the squad and return to liverpool for further diagnosis. the england boss gareth southgate has said that we can