clemens: you know, one factor is clearly wages.ingly tight labor market in germany but still we see relatively moderate wage increases. it seems like trade unions are kind of looking back and factoring in the low inflation rates of the past and that is a big problem for monetary policy, if monetary policy cannot change expectations, wage growth will remain low and that will keep inflation in check. francine: thank so you much for joining us, the e.f.o. president talking to us and rupert harrison, the portfolio manager. stay with us. coming up later on bloomberg tv and radio, a conversation with mr. hubbard. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." a few companies symbolize china's global ambitions like h.n.a., in three years the private conglomerate invested $45 billion around the world. it's a remarkable run of deal-making including acquiring multibillion stakes in deutsche bank and hilton worldwide. the question gaining track is how the group is financing these groups as they work to fuel debt in washingto

(priya clemens/ gg bridge spokesperson): "if you are fewer than 50 people you are able to have eventson the sidewalks without a permit but it is never legal to stop traffic on the golden gate bridge." the facebook invite encourages families to attend saying: "bring you kids to the rally. antifa wouldn't dare hurt the future generation of american, or would they?" so far, zero people have expressed interest in going. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist brittney shipp... relief from the heat will continue through wednesday as an upper level trough pushes inland across the pacific northwest. this will bring cooler conditions to coastal and valley locations with overnight/morning low clouds. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin on thursday and continue through the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat possible for interior and higher elevation locations. (grant) new mexico police have identified the teenager who opened fire at a public library yesterday. police say 16-year-old na

clemens at 5:23. pull the view out. this is not the only area dealing with the stronger winds and the thunderstorms at this time. look for storms moving through the area. we have a warning. fauquier county and prince william county now until 5:45. that storm moving east, moving across 95. but not looking at a tornado warning there. just severe thunderstorm warning. but once again this is the area, fauquier, prince william and stafford county until make it 5:30. i stand corrected. thunder and lightning. gusty winds and heavier downpours are on the way. we're going to regroup in the weather center and keep you updated. back in a few minutes. alison: all right, steve. thank you. steve will be watching that. molenbeek -- molly as well. you can keep track of the rain, heat and any warnings like the ones popping up today on the storm watch app. get instant forecast updates following us on facebook and twitter. it seems every time we get together this time of day this summer we've had the storms. larry: third time in ten days

the biggest battle is running back people are rooting for corey clemens and has to beat out donald humphreyo you feel what is on the line? >> oh yeah. and coach peterson addressed it in the first meeting and knows what we are feeling. getting cut and it's the nature of the business you have to be able to accept the fact of that part. >> oh, no. >> it will now be two straight nights without a home run for rookie reece hoskins because you can't homer if you don't play. it's rained out tonight. and hoskins did hit the ball, went two for four with the rbi double. phils won it 6-1 and they have the braves number. >> sometimes that just happens and some teams you can't beat and nothing seems to go your way, i can't figure it out. >> neither can we. it felt like a fall day and that means fall football. the temple owls getting for notre dame. jeff collins not a bad place to do in in south bend. he made his guys practice out in the rain because they are tough guys. and speaking of tough guys, the last time college was in notre dame stadium was when he finished in 2003. ducis rogers gets the story to

as my good friend and fellow antietam historian tom clemens always is eager to point out that george mcclellan and robert e. lee are the only two generals fighting against each other an a civil war battlefield, they don't meet each other midfield and do a coin toss to decide who is going to attack and who's going to defend. so often we think that lee is simply defending. but again there's a bit more to that. i'm going to jump a little bit off of what dan was talking about earlier with confederate strategy and what chris talked about last night. here's an 1850 portrait of robert e. lee, been in the army three decades by the time this was painted. robert lee was a student not only of military history, but of history in general. you can see the quote down here, from jomani. the best thing for an army on the defensive is to know how to take the offensive at a proper time. and to take it. basically what that quote says, it's talking about one big word that i will toss around a few times throughout this talk. initiative. robert e. lee is always looking to hold onto the initiative. if he ha

clemens, whojoel blew the whistle on the trump administration about how scientists are being targeted for speaking out against climate change. , leaksmp administration and whistleblowers. >> today, i have this message for our friends in the intelligence community. the department of justice is open for business and i have this warning for would be leakers. don't do it. we speak to a former cia analyst who is jailed for almost two years after he became the first cia official to differ to declare publicly the bush administration's use of waterboarding. and the mosque bombing on saturday. why hasn't trump said a word about what the minnesota governor has described as an act of terrorism? cowardly, ae, it terrible acts committed yesterday. it was a crime. if the roles were reversed, it would be called a terrorist attack and that is what it is. an act of terrorism. the president has been tweeting up a storm on his vacation but not a word on the mosque bombing. all that and more is coming up. to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. the average temperat

it comes to us out of charles county, along route 234 between leonardtown and clemens. as you can see, the large cloud mass, it appears to be a funnel cloud on the ground, and this morning, we are hearing that the dentsville area saw a lot of damage there. no reports of anyone being hurt, so that's good. if confirmed, this would be the third tornado to hit maryland in just the past month alone. lauryn and amelia were on this nonstop yesterday and even after everything wrapped up and the warning expired, both of them mentioned that you really thought that something might have touched down. >> absolutely. it was so interesting, because you could see it on the radar. and now this was all radar-indicated. they didn't have anybody confirm that until we got that video. but that was way after. so we were looking at the radar, and you can see the hook and -- i mean, it was -- i'd be astounded if there wasn't a tornado there. >> it has been such an unsettled summer. >> it really has and it's been so interesting because we're so hot today, temperatures are going to be in the mid

>> we will go over to clemens on park come between 8:00 and one.bring school supplies, we'll cut the ad mission price for you down to $10, win-win for everybody. >> see you friday. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >> so one lucky philly couple got semiprivate performance of a lifetime. it was impromptu. from the chain smokers, the chain smokers were in philly at wedding reception. >> can you believe that? the wedding reception, beautiful. >> rittenhouse square. over the weekends. >> so this is from harry roberts, and new wife, morgan. so they originally hired 18 piece bands to perform at their wedding, right. >> yes. >> but,

. >>> and a family was hit by a car after they were walking on clemens avenue, and the driver did stop, and hoping that the family will be okay. >>> three people, including a firefighter were injured in canterburyens of other resident forced to the evacuate. right now firefighters are looking for the cause >>> and a new are report shedding a light on the cost of president trump's transgender military ban. it estimates that it would cost the government $960 million. and the report says that the cost replaced the nearly 15,000 transgender service members would be 100 times greater than having to provide transition-related care to the trans members. >>> two local airports are about to get the much needed work, and the department of transportation announced more than $162 million in airport infrastructure grant, and morristown municipal airport is being awarded $1 million for runway repairs and $3 million to trenton mercer for taxi way repair. sfwhoo a >>> still ahead, dow you have unclaimed property? what you need the to know so you won't be scammed. >>> coming up, a local 9-year-old boy

in the game with the bills eagles running game struggled but corry clemens from glassboro showed flashesf what he is capable of. ran for 34-yard and a touchdown. is sweeting with when dell small wood. duce staley is pleased with corry's progress so far. >> i'm very surprised with corry as far as him just coming along and being able to grab all of the information and being able to take it onto the field. i'm happy with corry and where he is at right now. he is just doing a terrific job. i tip my hat to the kid. >> eagles first round pick derek barnett is showing why bird selected him. he had another sack, three in two games. he will practice with the first team defense. should he be in that starting line up when birds play in washington september 10th? >> game two he played against lower competition but to see him go against one day after day after day, those are critical factors. you can see how he is thinking he is a rookie. he hasn't had a break since i think his bowl game. those are things we have to factor in. >> and eagles wide receivers coach mike grow said alshon jeffery is behind

clemens / spokesperson, golden gate bridge district: there is no access to the event from theads leading to the golden gate bridge. the only access to the event is through the marina gate. so people shouldn't come to the golden gate bridge hoping to walk or bike down to the event itself. this is not the way to get there. the marina gate is the only way to access the event.> several muni stops will also be closed for part of the day. most of those stops will be in the presidio and marina area. here are the routes that will be effected. routes 22... 28... 30... 43... and 45 will all stop before they get to the presidio. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out rnine mo ( darya ) and as we mentioned... there is also a rally planned for berkeley on sunday.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with more on the preparations for that rally and the counter protests. tiffany. ( tiffany ) the white nationalist group planning that protest in berkeley has been denied a rally permit. however, organizers say they will still show up sunday at civic center park. some racial j