speaker, during national small business week, i rise to of r dr. enimore, the owner life stone health care, a business located in proctor, minnesota, that is dedicated to providing compassionate and reliable medical care for clients in a home-like setting. it opened in 2014 as a 2,000-foot house with five employees. thanks to the strong leadership of its owner life stone staff and capacity doubled by 2016, allowing them to serve more in the community. in addition to her work at life stone, she enjoys serving as a mentor to young african-american women in the community and volunteers much of her time at organizations like the duluth area chamber of commerce and african women's groups. due to the valuable services this business provides to the northland and the dedication of dr. enymore, the small business association recently named life stone health care as the 2020 minnesota minority-owned small business of the year. thank you to her and the entire staff at life stone health care for providing excellent health care to the residents of minnesota's ei

. >> a busy week ahead for congress. the house returns tuesday for legislative business. they consider a senate passed resolution on the orderly and peaceful transfer of power after the presidential election. later this week, the houses expect it to vote on another covid relief package totaling more than $2 trillion. the soo senate returns tuesday. they will vote on whether to pass a house bill to fund the government. current funding expires wednesday at midnight. watch the senate live on c-span 2, and the house live on c-span. biden says it is unfair that president trump is moving forward with judge barrett's nomination at a time when early voting is underway in many states here are his brief remarks. mr. biden: good afternoon. i friday, my wife, jill, and had the honor of paying respects to justice ginsburg and her family. of first woman in history our nation to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. it should not have taken nearly this long to bestow that honor on a woman, it nevertheless speaks to the unique and powerful impact justice ginsburg has made on our society and h

china attention so hence business week's all from a base perspective this year the numbers surprise on the upside but on the import side we think the mystique you mentioned also catch up in the next few months when it comes to a level playing field globally and letting in foreign investment on similar terms let's have a listen to what president xi had to say the trade fair on friday. china will answer when they expand its opening to the outside world and continue to relax market access for the service industry and actively expand imports of high quality services or for example. when china going to stop playing fair that i mean that it significantly boost the world economy wouldn't it. absolutely i mean we have seen of course china over the possible years. already started to open up the economy there is much more flexibility and freedom also for foreign investors and companies to come in into china and do business but of course event was also one of the key element between the u.s. and china which as we know is just stage one so more to come from all of this but clearly china is moving

>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that is getting ready for an incredibly busy weeki am kasie hunt on this monday, september 28th. we'll start as always with the news. "the new york times" yesterday began publishing a series of reporting that examinen 20 years worth of the president's tax returns. they're here, folks, revealing financial losses in the milli millions, an audit battle over a tax refund, and payment of almost no federal income tax. the "times" reports in 2016 and again for 2017, president trump paid -- get this -- $750 in federal income tax. but for ten of the previous 15 years he paid none at all because he reported losses that eliminated his tax liability. the paper says they don't have records for 2018 and 2019. according to the "times," quote, ultimately mr. trump has been more successful playing a business mogul than being one in real life. "the apprentice" along with the licensing and endorsement deals that flowed from his expanding celebrity, brought mr. trump more than a total of $427 million. he invested much of that in a collection of business

it's a busy week for tottenham sandwiched between two premier league fixtures, they've got a europa leaguea. spurs boss jose mourniho isn't happy. he says the efl hasn't given them a chance to compete in the competition. as you know and forgetting the past thursday, we played on a sunday, now we play on tuesday, thursday, and then we play on sunday again. and i think sonny was just the first. more will come. meanwhile, chelsea's two latest summer signings, edouard mendy and ben chilwell, will both be in the squad for the game tonight. but manager frank lampard maintains the arrival of goalkeeper mendy, doesn't mean the end for kepa, the man who currently wears the gloves. i won't go to the point of him playing his last game chelsea. i think it is difficult time for kepa, i know it and he knows it. we will notjump to that conclusion and also i think he felt quite strongly about it in the last week and is also understanding that kepa is a young man and that a lot of the spotlight on him has become slightly unfair. that matches at 7:45pm this evening. essex cricket club have had to respond to

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the fed announced last week on a big he was sleep that they are in the business -- last week unambiguously that they are in the business of reflation, and we might be on the precipice of rates being lower for an extremely long time. we think that has really been driving a lot of the market action. if you were to just account for the equity rally in the u.s., it is almost entirely driven by -- you can account for it with policy growth. pricing is not quite back to normal yet. lisa: ben mandel of j.p. morgan asset management, thank you so much for being with us. when we talk about low rates for a long time, i think about my son, who yesterday asked me for interest on his savings. he said, how about 2%? i'm not a junk-bond. that's what you get if you go invest in junk bonds. no, you're going to get 0.90%, and you are going to be really happy about that. we will talk more about that with greg peters, coming up, had a portfolio strategy. this is going to be important if we end up with a federal reserve that is really in the business of pushing rates lower and keeping them love. why not buy ever

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we will cool off just a little bit for the back end of the business week, as well as that improved air more in the extended forecast coming up. >>> tropical storm sally strengthens to a hurricane. i'm in gulf port, mississippi. i'll have details on that storms path straight ahead. >>> coming up in prime time here on ktvu tonight, patriot's day. it's the story of the boston marathon bombing. and after that, stick around for the 10:00 news and the 11:00 news, all of it right here on ktvu. hurricane sally is now a category cat 2 hurricane, and could pick up more before making landfall. we have more on the path. >> reporter: sally strengthened into a hurricane monday afternoon as thousands along the gulf coast brace for another hit just weeks after hurricane laura made landfall. >> we have every reason to believe that this storm represents a very significant threat. >> reporter: the governors of louisiana, alabama, and mississippi, all declaring a state of emergency as hurricane sally gains strength in the gulf of mexico with winds topping 85. louisiana may avoid a direct hit, but those al

hard as usual a growing list of human rights concerns including hong kong's new security law my business week from beijing is one cool yeah well why is whose country cooking so many fights these days for the well of a legal conflicts of. 90 minutes on w. life on earth none of them coming to an end. but a gigantic coincidence. that they're not the previously because earth was just a messy chemistry last time i thought mission done. where the improbable company someone who should authorize the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery get up there is only going to. one earth where you need to start september 18th on d w. this is news and bees are our top stories. u.s. president donald trump has responded to allegations made in an explosive new book that he downplayed the corona virus outbreak weeks before he publicly acknowledged concern about the pandemic trump said he was not lying to the public but did not want to cause panic. a major fire has swept through greece's biggest migrant camp on the island of lesbos leaving over 12000 people.

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has had a very busy week there has been suggestions that they have put pressure on the scientists to really help shore up donald trump's position when it comes to discussing what's happening with the virus there was an incident involving someone called paul alexander who's a part time public health specialist he was sending e-mails to michael moore who is the head of communication a political appointee at the c.d.c. criticizing scientists have been there for 32 years in one case saying that when they were going on to do media interviews they were issuing advice solely term bias at the the president one of those issues he raised was when a scientist who had been in the job for 32 years had dealt with many crisis over that time at the c.d.c. had suggested that wearing masks was a good thing to do for the american public something we know that scientists have talked about quite extensively in the head of the c.d.c. talked about that on capitol hill just the last day or so michael as well he is a political appointee is a see he said an interesting week as well just in the last couple of

. >>> firefighters have had as few busy weeks battling multiple fires across the bay area. the lnu complex in the north bay and the scu in the east bay and parts of santa clara and the czu fire in san mateo. >> reporter: the sound of crashing oaks and other trees slamming into the ground could be heard all around hamilton near san jose today. contractors and cal fire are going section by section and day by day trying to make sure these don't become killers. >> it is very dangerous. anything that can come down to the top on you. some trees can be fallen on you. >> reporter: cal fire say evacuees need to be careful before returning. crews up here expect to clear out the trees by tonight. of course their jobs are far from over. many fire areas still have trees before anyone can return home. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> the scu complex fire is near 78% contained. it destroyed 105 homes and buildings. >> the czu fire, firefighters completed a preliminary assessment. the flames destroyed nearly 1500 homes and hundreds of people a allowed back to their neighborhood. take a

. >> a busy week ahead. >> a week where everyone should remain vigilant. >> it begins tomorrow night at 9:00, it runs until monday morning at 8:00 a.m., it's a combination of gusty %-ps going to mean critical fire weather conditions with the low humidity. here's a look at the wind forecast, winds begin to pick up initially saturday night into sunday morning. you will notice 26 miles an hour in middletown. still pretty gusty around calistoga. higher elevations even stronger. a second round of winds sunday night into monday. there is a wind advisory on sunday, could see some power outages and the possibility of down tree limbs. as you check out those temperatures on sunday, triple digits. >> just moments ago, pg&e said 200 customers in the napa county area only would be impacted by a pg&e power safety shutoff watch for sunday and monday. it means that conditions could end up leading to a power shutoff in an effort to prevent wildfires p.m. in the east bay, the weather conditions will be perfect sadly for wildfire danger. eric thomas is live in walnut creek without businesses and reside

i wanted to tell the story of dragon printing and three other businesses weeks ago but had a hard time getting someone to speak out about what happened, that is, until a most recent incident here that prompted the owner to want to share his story. >> the crime has to stop. >> reporter: the owner of foam tea house -- a vehicle driving past his shop days ago and suddenly the front window was shattered. he's now urging his fellow asian-american business owners to speak out, too. >> i'm sure there's a lot of people try to help in the neighborhood. but no one standing up is not going to help the community at all. >> reporter: after meeting the community leaders and sfpd, albert is recommending to the 400 businesses in his district, take precautions, such as making sure insurance policies cover these crimes and understanding that having cameras isn't enough. >> clean your lenses and they're pointing in the right direction. >> reporter: as dragon printing tries to find a way to rebuild and replace hundreds of thousands in damaged equipment, one last plea on behalf of all small business owners

busy week, right? others two weeks ago didn't even know what snowflake did or what it was. now i'm going to tell you that it is the biggest software issue of the year, in a year that has seen the most ipos since the dot-com boom of 2000 and the dot-com bust, i should say, too. this is the information that you need to know. it ipo'ed at $120, opened at $245, is trading at $261 now. so more than doubling on day one. huge bump from the original price just last week. as you noted, $75 to $85 a share. what is going on? i'm going to give you three reasons for this euphoria, if you will. first, this is a solid cloud data base, warehousing company. it sits at the heart of where the tech trends are right now and will be in the future. second reason, tina. there is no alternative. investors are seeking growth outside of the big five tech names, fangs, and the third one is it's got backers including salesforce and warren buffett who is a value investor. so i ask, is snowflake a value stock, a growth stock, both? d

a busy week ahead for congress. the house returns tuesday for legislative is in us. ter this week, house is expected to vote on another covert relief package totaling more than $2 trillion. the student returns and they will vote on advancing a bill to continue funding the government through december 11. current funding expires wednesday at midnight. watch the senate live in the house -- and the house. >> steve daines and steve bullock take part in a televised debate. live coverage starts at 9:00 eastern on c-span.

todd: it was a busy week and fun week. we are looking forward to come back next week.reat one. >> 47 days from now, we're going to win wisconsin, and we are going to win four more years in the white house. [cheers and applause] >> have you ever been to an event like this. >> you won't ban fracking? you would like to see all americans wearing masks. do you think it's still possible to reach across the aisle. >> this town hall for biden should be an inkind correction to the biden campaign. i mean, is this serious? >> nancy pelosi is finally condemning violent protesters. >> that is lawlessness. it's been about 100 days and in that time she had time to compare cops to storm troopers, she had time to get her hair done, washed. she had no time to defend law enforcement until the polls started tightening. >> phil

it is certainly a busy week.it has been the these deals and the positive news sentiment we've seen boosting markets. tiktok, a big one we've been waiting for, especially as donald trump wanted something before september 15. the other big one is, you are arm deal, arm technology used in sales annual but i wonder if they can get through the regulatory hurdles. , to a it is a question theain extent, independence. immunomedics,, three quarters of that deal is in cash, $21 billion. nvidia is paying 51% in cash. i haven't gotten the details on the oracle-tiktok deal yet but this strikes me about this frenzy you do in a 0% world and how do you grow in a covid environment in a 0% world, for cash is of no use on the balance sheet. j certainly -- annmarie: certainly and you can see what they are doing today, and the vaccine front. astrazeneca is back with their trial after last week's pause and pfizer says the united states could see a covid-19 vaccine before year-end. 50 days to the u.s. election, does this matter? v does

from the pandemmys, and the shows that swept the comedy category and adding in a few friends, too a busy week ahead. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. a giant of the supreme court now casts a long shadow over the 2020 election. the late justice ruth bader ginsburg was truey an icon, an inspiration to a generation. her impact felt in the growing memorials outside the supreme court and across the country her death on friday has already torn open a fierce new political schism president trump and top republicans are vowing to quickly fill the vacancy, while joe biden says a senate vote before the election could create a constitutional crisis. former president obama echoed his running mate, calling on republican senators to honor the same standard they set with merrick garland 4 1/2 years ago. the stakes don't get any higher than this, tracy >> reporter: no, frances, they don't, because if president trump nominates a conservative to the court, it could tip the balance of the court and affect big decisions on social issues and other issues f

investors keeping an eye on the busy ego week ahead. china data dump to rate decisions in the u.s., to japan and from indonesia. joining us to discuss is kpmg, constance hunter. i will start on china. we are expecting domestic activity. retail sales expected to climb out of contraction. industrial production expected to pick up pace. is there a sense that the improved conditions in the global economy will continue to feed into the recovery we see in china? constance: sure. china has been a laggard in terms of retail sales. already in the united states, in july, we are up 2.7% year-over-year. . whereas even in china with month over month improvement, we are looking for a flat year-over-year sale. aboveta that comes in expectations i think will be quite good news. then of course we have started to get industrial production statistics in europe last week. you can see the global manufacturing cycle beginning to turn. and unlike other recessions, this one has not hit the manufacturing sector the hardest. it has hit the services sector the ha

we had a busy week last week. how about that republican national convention?id you check some of that out? [applause] night, president trump out in inspiring vision for our second term, a vision of more jobs, better wages, more support for our heroes. that night, the president said voters have never faced a clearer choice. this election as he said will decide whether we allow a socialist agenda to demolish our cherished destiny or whether we save the american dream. standing here in pennsylvania, i know we are going to vote for america. we are going to vote for four more years for president donald trump in the white house. [applause] far from are not too our opponent's boyhood home. trump country, now. [applause] i am here because i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for faith and family and the american flag, i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for the radical -- stands up to the radical left and those socialist agenda, i stand with president donald trump. president, stand up for american workers an

in southern california also are burning closer and closer to home and so just want to be a very busy week for us as weather conditions are just talking to our people for the next several yeah, let's talk about that real quick, so we were looking at a red flag warning starting later tonight and extending into i believe wednesday morning talk about what you're concerned about it were. >>we're we're anticipating those hot dry winds coming out of the north and east right. yeah, the national weather service has issued a red flag warning not due to gusty winds and low humidity that coupled with the already extremely dry conditions in the extremely excessive heat in temperatures that we've been experiencing this last weekend not is going to elevate the fire risk now we have increased our staffing at additional firefighters that would otherwise down been off we're stacking reserve requirement prevents ross longer hours so we're making sure we have plenty of resources, not just the dollar the current. >>dozen fires or so that are are boarding up and down the state, but the owners of the new ones j

departures magazine and worked for publications including "vanity fair," esquire and bloomberg business week. he's the author of the nonfiction book about an ill-fated 19th century antarctic expedition providing a link for that in the comments if you want to pre- order that you can. i am so happy and thrilled to be able to welcome scott anderson and julie. today is the publication date which is a very exciting day for authors when they get to see the book in a while for the first time so please celebrate that by giving a hearty round of applause wherever you are. it's such a critical period in history that you're covering both in terms of geography and time even though the couple decades that you covered, so much goes on in the period. you don't twisted by focusing on for people who were rather are r extremely influential but maybe not household names. first of all, how did you settle on this and more importantly how did you settle on those four guys? >> i grew up in east asia in the favor in america's pocket a sense of the cold war as a real thing i kind of grew up with that and i always wa

the cdc had a very busy week.re has been suggestions that they put pressure on the scientists to really help shore up donald trump's position when it comes to discussing what's happening with the virus. there was an incident involving someone called paul alexander, a part-time public health specialist. he was sending emails to the , ad of communication political appointee at the cdc, criticize scientists that had been there for 32 years, saying that when they were going on to do media interviews, they were issuing advice solely to embarrass the president. one of those issues he raised was when scientists who had been in the job for 32 years, dealt with many crises over that time, suggested that wearing masks was a good thing to do for the american public. something we know that scientists have talked about extensively. the heads of the cdc talked about that in the last day or so. michael caputo is a political and pointy of the state. he's had an interesting week as well. he posted what was regarded as a facebook g

. >> a busy week ahead for congress, the house returns tuesday for legislative business and to consider senate passed resolution on the orderly and peaceful transfer of power after the presidential election. later this week the house expected to vote on another covid relief package totaling more than $2 trillion but the senate returns tuesday and they will vote on whether to advance the house passed a bill to continue funding the government through december 11. current government funding expires at midnight. watch the summit live on c-span2 and the house live on c-span. >> there are other stories going on in washington today so we want to turn to bloomberg senate reporter steven dennis to tell us what's going on in the senate? steven, good

a busy week ahead for congress. the house returns on tuesday for legislative business. they consider a senate passed a resolution on the orderly and peaceful transfer of power after the presidential election. later this week, the house expected to vote on another covid relief package, totaling more than $2 trillion. the senate also returns on tuesday. they will vote on whether to pass a house passed bill to continue funding the government through december 11. government funding expires wednesday at midnight. watch the senate live on c-span two and the house live on c-span. candidateesidential kamala harris told the naacp leadership summit that black lives matter most significant agent for change within the criminal justice system. she talked about the coronavirus response and her vision for the future of america. thank you so much, mr. chairman. it is always a joy to partake in the convention of the naacp. i think this is my second event. lifelong member, partially by force because of my dad. and now as an adult, certainly want to be a part and always excited to support

we have busy weeks for the foreseeable future leading up to the election. is is the first week we have talked about tech companies. in august andos nasdaq. you are seeing an explosion across health care, special purpose acquisition company's, and other tech companies are getting into the game. it is a wild ride. emily: what are the next week's looking like for you? jeff: we have a busy lineup. one of the big ones coming up is goodrx. we have a lot of other big companies. we have news sponsors forming. interestingly, we are seeing a lot of great business combinations. valentine announced they will be doing an acquisition and listing on nasdaq. emily: now, you compete with the new york stock exchange for listings. they've got snowflake, volunteer in the next couple of weeks. talk to us about the state of that competition. how big a deal is it when you lose a company that big? jeff: we compete seriously with every listing. we have won over 85% of all companies. when it comes to competition for listing, it is not just the ipo. we've had a number of great eurig,

tomorrow is labor day and while the holiday for many of us the candidate for president will kick off a busy week with tickets targeting key battleground states. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. jon: both president donald trump and democratic presidential nominee joe biden visiting pennsylvania this week while their ready-made travel to wisconsin. biden is expected to attack president trump handling of the coronavirus response and economic fallout while the president is likely to keep hammering his message of law and order, blasting democrats for the violence and unrest in cities they lead. jacqui heinrich is live in wilmington, delaware with the latest. >> good evening, both campaigns have busy schedules this week with heavy emphasis on swing states and on tuesday president trump will head to north carolina for an event, wednesday vice president mike pence goes to pennsylvania and tomorrow labor day senator kamala harris heads to wisconsin while former vice president joe biden heads to pennsylvania. now with a hard spot with trump the campaign. at the polling showing p

so please join us for a very, very busy week. next week.est tonight somehow managed to survive ten years of flesh- eating zombies, human psychopaths and lots of expired dairy products as daryl dixon on the "the walking dead." the show returns to "amc' sunday, october 4th. please welcome norman reedus. hello, norman. >> hi. [ applause ] how are you doin'? >> jimmy: how's everything? >> it's good. it's really good. i'm back in georgia at the moment. it's pouring rain here. it's wild to be back, but it's good. >> jimmy: is that your airbnb? >> you know where i'm at is i'm actually in the studio in our conference room, and this, these are all the people that have died on our show. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's like a, yeah, it's a memorial to our fallen cast mates. >> jimmy: to the unemployed is really what it is, wow. so you're back to work officially now. >> i am, yeah. you know, we have all these protocols now. we have to take covid tests three times a week. we have the epidemiologist from the pentagon during the sars scare is our on-set interedoct

this is a busy week for ipos and also for m&a's.hem in the spotlight given that it is about to spin off its battery unit. and we have a possible ipo in the works which could take a year. and the bytedance rival backed reportedly is seeking a potential ipo in hong kong that could raise $5 billion. and this company from malaysia could jump on the bandwagon. that will boost equity fundraising in hong kong even before a financial shares sale in the city. that would be supportive for the hong kong exchange. shery: we have a big guests ahead. we will hear from the world's biggest dairy exporter, fonterra, which has returned to full-year profits. the ceo joins us in the next hour. ♪ haidi: new zealand saw its worst economic slump, as the pandemic brought the country to a standstill. we spoke with the finance minister earlier, and asked whether it is time to reconsider different options to bolster the economy. >> what we are now seeing is the economy using the robustness and resilience we have in the economy, coming back really strongly. lo

the last of a very, very busy week that is unity.riced at the top of its range and indicated open a little lower than the last time we checked. between 74.50, 75.50 join i'm sure you're looking forward to the weekend because you have been busy here. i believe it's 12 ipos you have been watching this weekend it's a great one to end on because it plays into so many of the themes we have been talking about this year. the stay at home trend, video, softwa software the ceo is an interesting story as well. >> we love this stuff. this is why we come to work ever day to cover these business stories and look out for investors. on this one, unity hits such an interesting time, an important time for the business of gaming where so much is changing. so much is influx. we have two big console launches from playstation and xbox. the first in zin seven years then you've got these tool makers like unity which is going public today and epic which has unreal engine and these tool makers are important to developers who are trying to make games that wor

labor day kicking off a busy week on the campaign trail with less than two months to go until electionay. both presidential tickets are heading up virtual swing states, vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris in wisconsin while joe biden is in pennsylvania. president trump holding a labor day news conference at the white house where he touted the economic comeback and unleashed a flood of attacks on joe biden. >> we are in the midst of the fastest economic recovery in u.s. history. by contrast, biden presided over the worst, the weakest and the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. will be the greatest economic year in the history of our country. biden, and his very liberal running mate, the most liberal person in congress, by the way, not a competent person in my opinion, will destroy this country and destroy this economy, the stocks will crash like you've never seen before. biden's plan for the china virus is to shut down the entire u.s. economy, he wants to surrender our jobs to china. our jobs and our economic well-being. >> jesse: the biden campaign had

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next week on a busy week. we start with on monday, eurozone and u.s. industrial production figures. u.s. retail sales, the federate decision, chairman powell's news conference on wednesday. decisions from the boj and boe on thursday. michigan sentiment of survey closing out on friday. three quick questions, three quick answers. let's start with the ecb. thes -50 basis points on depot rate the end for the ecb, or can they go further? jim: i think it is the end of the road. jonathan: on the united states, will congress pass a stimulus package before the election? jim: i think it is a coin flip, and my answer is no. jonathan: the final one for me, and this has come up so much in the past week, will we have an election result on november 4, yes or no? jim: i will say yes. jonathan: great to catch up and see you. jim caron of morgan stanley. that does it from us. see you next week on friday, 1:00 eastern time. this is bloomberg tv. ♪ vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. we are focusing on the bumpy road back in any economic recovery we may see. restaurants reopening at

a busy week. one in which we could see a new iphone. apple hosts a virtual event tuesday.culation it could reveal the iphone 12. expected to be a 5g capable phone. other analysts think the event will focus on products like the watch and ipad. the phone will be revealed in a few weeks. this week will reveal it all. apple shares slipped last week as high-flyi ining tech shares under pressure. more than 50% for the year. decline in tech stocks weighed on the overall market. fell int tuesday. federal reserve holding a meeting and looking for more details on the fed's recently announced framework and new strategy allowing inflation to become a little hotter as the economy recovers keeping interest rates lower for longer. in london, looking at the week ahead, i'm richard quest. >> announcer: "before the bell" brought to you by -- [squeaky shopping cart] [sniffing] is the salmon wild-caught? she only eats wild caught. [cash register beeps] uh, i need a price check on honey. don't get mad. get e*trade and get more than just trading. investing. banking. guidance. it would be for me

this is a busy week in m&a and ipo's in japan. still set to be japan's biggest ipo this year.yin on the quarter, back above 675 after we saw a pullback in assets on the fed's pessimistic outlook. taking a breather and strategist going back to the drawing board and direction for the currency is looking trickier. the yen holding below 105, trading around a july 31 low. we have cpi data from japan do this friday. checking in on the pound, trading steady on a stock -- after eight choppy overnight session. given thends remain, negative rate bets are building. boef a in february for the pushing back the timeline from their initial projection for november 2020. water, we just treading the markets already pricing in that possibility as the finance minister just told us the economies trajectory will be key in the debt petition. shery: breaking news at the moment -- johns hopkins confirming global coronavirus cases have surpassed 30 million. this comes as we have more than 940 thousand people dead worldwide. we continue to see news of vaccines, more drugmakers becoming more transparent

the ipos just keep marching on here we'll have a very busy week.t a dozen coming including two direct listings. haven't seen this for a long time here. but we have two of them we talked about it. big data analysts and asana a work management platform getting a lot of attention and that is expected to do fairly well and some china ipos. yes, they're still coming here in the united states and chindata group holding very interesting company giving all the issues around china/u.s. trade. they're going to raise $500 billion. they may be $4 billion, $5 billion market cap here in the united states and we have conventional companies academy sports and outdoors a big sporting good company. they're going to try to raise 250, $300 million and maybe $2.5 billion market cap but i'm leaving out a lot of companies. almost a dozen this week bottom line, still looking like a great time to float an ipo or a direct listing in the case of asana or palantir. >> another big one, bob. thank you. >>> before we go to break. let's take a look at the treasuries and how they'

a busy week ahead. let's take a look at what we are watching.dge plans to rule -- a final round of brexit talks is kicking off. the markets brace for the first president debate on wednesday. on thursday, the e.u. holds a special summit amid unknown tensions between turkey and greece. friday is of course u.s. jobs day. this is what the markets are looking at. to thes a bit of a lift tape. hsbc and some of the other industries in europe. you can see european stocks getting 1.5 percent. coming up next, tom keene joins me for more "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ francine: trump tax bombshell. "the new york times" says the president lost millions and paid hardly any income tax in recent years. he denies the claims. doubling down. hsbc shares jumped the most since 2009 as its biggest shareholder raises its stake to 8%. and the e.u. and the u.k. enter the final round of brexit talks this week. the tory government faces another party rebellion at home over its emergency powers. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in lo

of september 20 as national small business week. i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i've spoken recently in recent months about the tragic killing of breonna taylor in my hometown of louisville, the need for justice and the healing work needed ahead for our community. daniel camron conducted the kind of thorough, impartial investigation that justice demands. yesterday that chapter concluded and the grand jury conducted the handoff to criminal prosecution. i have full confidence in the attorney general's painstaking pursuit of facts and justice. many kentuckians have channeled their continuing grief and anger into peaceful exercise of their first amendment rights. but in louisville last night we saw more of the lawlessness, riots and violence t

it was a very busy week politically speaking here in california. e had the visit from president trump to check on the damage from the fires. that is going to be one sed thi week on the issue is. host alex michaelson joining us live this afternoon to give us a preview of what is on tap for this weekend. obviously you'll be talking about the president's visit and also talking about climate change, as well, with former governor jerry brown. >> yeah, alexander. obviously those two things are connected. president trump came to california earlier this week, came to sacramento county to survey some of the damage when it comes to the california fire situation, meet with california fire officials. i had a chance to be the pool reporter and talk to him about the issue. here is some of what the president had to say. >> what have you specifically done on the issue of forest management, and is it possible that it's also forest management and climate change. do you think that's possible? >> well, i think a lot of possible. but when trees fall down after a short p

definitely more comfortable as we get into the second part of the business week, and then into the weekendr. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. upper 80s to low 90s expected inland. over the next 48 hours or so, it will be bringing down those temperatures and then watching the concern for heightened fire danger. back to you. >> yeah, we've got a wait a while for the temperatures to come down a bit. rosemary, thank you. >>> major league baseball remembering an iconic player. lou brock redefined what it meant to be a leadoff hitter in 19 hall of fame seasons with the cubs and the cardinals. he helped the cardinals to three pennants and two world series championships in the 1960s, and also bought the single season and career stolen base marks until they were broke bin rickey henderson. he died yesterday at the age of 81. >>> well, the 49ers conclude on the football season on sunday. the nfc champions are spending this holiday weekend at their practice facility in santa clara getting ready for sunday's game. the 49ers will host the arizona cardinals at an empty levi's stadium. 49ers are amo

week and he will not return. siemens boss is seen as a leading candidate. that is your bloomberg business flash. ht here in london. let's talk about u.k. politics and brexit talks are entering another key week. they begin in brussels tomorrow. both sides are expressing cautious optimism that a deal can be reached. alexis gray, vanguard senior economist is still with us. we move into brexit proper but also the u.k. government having to deal with the fallout from coronavirus. that is having much more of an impact on the economy right now. how high do you expect unemployment to peak? news in that good some wage support is being introduced. we are still likely to see quite a few people lose their jobs in the coming months unfortunately. we think unemployment will rise to 7% or higher by the middle of next year. as the wage support will have faded out. millions of job loss unfortunately. matt: what about the brexit issue? do you expect a hard brexit? does that cause serious problems on the borders? alexis: i think the probability is not high. y's interesth to hash out a deal. the risk is there for the

lockdown to hold rising coronavirus cases for the next 3 weeks residents will be forced to stay within one kilometer of their homes and nearly all businessesmust remain closed israeli leaders of acknowledged they lifted the 1st lockdown too soon and daily infections have risen above 5000 over the past week measures coincide with the start of the jewish new year which is traditionally a time for family gatherings and large prayer services people in the us won't be able to download the social media apps to talk and we chat from sunday night u.s. president donald trump is banning them from up stores over national security concerns saying they could pass user data to the chinese government to caucus trying to finalize the deal to sell its american operations to a company based we chat is a popular messaging service that is also used for mobile payments but won't be allowed to conduct any transactions after sunday. police on the greek island of les also moving people into a new refugee camp but it's reported that sanitation facilities there are already breaking down around $6000.00 people have so far been resettled after the previous camp burne

a bumpy start to a busy week. alix: and also, as we brace for any sort of lucked down 2.0 when , the iris ise u.k. reverberating in equities. we are feeling that also in the u.s. a pretty ugly session evolving for the s&p as the rotation out of tech into cyclicals. questions as to how long that can sustain if stimulus is going to be off the table. we are definitely seeing a flight into safety, particularly in the bond market. the currency market not really showing much life in terms of the safety bid. i did want to highlight copper, only down by 0.9%. previously hit a big two-year high yesterday. you can make the argument that that is different than what we see in oil or gold. maybe things aren't all that bad in the underlying real economy, particularly when it comes to china. coming up later in the hour, we --l look at out the china look at the fallout of china-u.s. tensions. adc drama is intensifying. avestors weighing contentious battle over the now vacant supreme court seat. we want to bring in chief austin co

rise to celebrate national small business week, hich recognizes the contributions small business owners and entrepreneurs make to our great society. half of americas -- americans either own or work for business. and unfortunately our small businesses have been through the ringer this year. ith coronavirus and overreaching government regulations, especially in states like california, now more relying on us are to help them through this difficult time. we want to get america's economy back on track to be the best in the world it starts with support for our small businesses. propelling key to america's prosperity forward. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address to house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. rise today to recognize affordable interior of ems, or a.i.s., massachusetts. a company that normally manufacturers office if your has -- rs but which hich normally manufacturers furniture. like so m

there's been a very busy week ahead of politics. congress is facing increased pressure to reach a coronavirus stimulus deal before election day and we'll talk about the fight to keep the trump administration from shorten iin the census, but first, 51 days until election day. a new national poll out today from fox news chose joe biden five points ahead of president trump. 51-46%. and trump is trailing biden in a number of swing states including nevada where president trump is campaigning for a second day. at his rally last night, the president in numerous attacks at his democratic rival. >> joe is shot. let's face it, okay? he's shot. so not that he has anything to do because you won't know what's happening. he'll just be locked up in a room some place and the radical left is going to be running our country. >> joe biden slugged off attacks this morning telling cnn the difference between he and trump is up to the american people to decide. >> come to donald trump versus me, just look at us, okay? just look at us. who seems to be in s

tomorrow is labor day and while the holiday for many of us the candidate for president will kick off a busy weektates. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. jon: both president donald trump and democratic presidential nominee joe biden visiting pennsylvania this week while their ready-made travel to wisconsin. biden is expected to attack president trump handling of the coronavirus response and economic fallout while the president is likely to keep hammering his message of law and