cnet's trade reporter us what it is all about. helmet makes -- helmets make you safe during a motorcycle ride, but what about religious exemptions? it is close to becoming law and the state senator who authored it will be joining us. but first, rest in peace area transit. people dressed as mourners in a funeral procession. they were preemptively mourning the death of bay area transit as they face massive funding and revenue drops. during this discuss the crisis b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is rebecca swordsman, director in alameda county. i'm sure you saw the creative signs that look like tombstones and flowers and people making the point that transit is being neglected to death. with apologies to mark twain, do you think reports of b.a.r.t.'s death have been greatly exaggerated? rebecca: sadly it is a possible future. b.a.r.t. and other transit agencies are asking for funding to ensure that is not our future but if we do not find additional funding, we could have to drastically cut service, and if we drastically cut service, we will lose ev

there is a lot to fr developers conferencfromthe to down is the producer at cnet. so much to talk about. a lot to break down. >> yeah. we will start with the ios -- i believe 17. i can't believe we are on 17. what does that bring. >> a few exciting features. one is contact posters. what this does is elevate what you see when somebody calls you. you can choose photo and fonts, emoji if you want to see that. and another feature called stand by. when you have your phone on its side, it turns it into what a smart home display would like look. time is bigger, different widgets, photos. >> like that. >> doubles as your phone and smart display. someone is leaving a voicemail you can see a transcription of what they are saying so you can know whether to picit up. for hothis is the first time. some pixel phones have that feature. apple is enring the space. >> i like that. >>> some other improvements to messaging. >> that is another thing i'm excited about. check in let's you, if you are getting home late or in an unfamiliar place you can check in with your loved ones so the

where the short-term technicals are going to be about earnings where at the top level you may not cnetining but if you look underneath, you will see a subset of companies. the fed will recalibrate market expectations about rate cuts and do some of that optimism. over the next three have been six months, the technicals are likely to drive spreads wider rather than tighter. if you look at valuations in of your time horizon is tour three years and you can look at port -- purchasing a portfolio that kind of time horizon, then the fundamental values will be good. katie: thank you both so much, great discussion. still ahead, the final spread, that's next, this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: this is bloomberg real yield.time now for the final spread. opec-plus is meeting in vienna over the weekend and on monday, u.s. durable goods and ism services. midweek, you caper prime minister rishi sunak is visiting president biden washington. another round of jobless claims thursday and eco-data from china to round out the week on friday. there will also be the bloomberg invest conference next week. we will he

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i'm very concerned, particularly in light of governor cooks response who has not reviewed it cnet, and didn't seem to have any perspective on it at this point in time. it's a very short window to undertake a decision as complex as we may be talking about with over 4000 pages in this report. my question to viewers how well does this process managed in terms of decision-making, and the analysis that lisa take place? >> i'll make sure that governors have enough time to carefully evaluate this. the staff has been briefing governors for the past few weeks, but the proposal is still, i mean, i'm hearing even as recently as this morning, things are moving and still. it's not possible. when you say we haven't, seen it we have not seen a final proposal. there isn't something to send to the committee. you think you can be briefed on the current state of where things are, and i have been, in detail, but ultimately, when you sit down to read this large document, i mean, we're going to wait for the final version to really do that. you're right to point to the need for time to evaluate. >> governor