i would put them back within 3 points of safety and flow in co fed side made a confident impression a team with total commitment every challenge was rewarded with ecstatic applause from the bench. the management's decision to stick with call felt despite the club's crisis now seems to be paying dividends on saturday braman loaded possession 80 percent in the opening stages they controlled the game and always looked likelier to score as for shelter last season's champions league action is a distant memory they don't even look like a top flight team now that average distance covered per game is a full 3 kilometers less than in the 1st half of the season at home to braman they never really threatened the opposing goal it's have. been conceding far too many goals despite all rule strategy some off priority now is to reestablish some stability that's as much in the kids' heads. that strategy in business just turning shall the into an offensive little oriented but versatile side and a pillar of that strategy is shown clear to the bowl on loan from barcelona but the 20 year old also seems to

fed. manus: scott minerd, co-founder of guggenheim. ott scott with hsbc, steven, scott minerd said the fed is not done in terms of credit and yet to buy any investment grade credit. you say the fed is reducing the risks but you already shifted and turned neutral on investment grade from mildly bearish and you turn mildly bayish on high yield -- bayish on high yield from bayish. so you are shifting your consideration here. how much more do you want to be in i.g. versus high yield and how much more compression on those spreads can come? steven: yeah. we have been creeping up the weighting toward credit. inside the credit call, about how we take duration. and we want to take high quality duration. i think one of the problems with credit is that you can't just go all in and buy anything. and in fact those that have just gone and chased the high yield would have suffered quite a bit recently. it's important to be very selective. i get the idea that low for longer and low volatility is good for credit. but it's not a simple case of just buyin

co-host christine and c.e.o. of cool intelligence and former fed insider daniel de martino both then i want to start with you here what are the latest takeaways from the fed and did it mean investor expectation. for what they wanted to hear from drone. i think that investors have to be happy with what they heard today. that the fed is expecting for growth to resume 2021 but at the same time to to quote europe how the fed is not even thinking about thinking about raising interest rates which is kind of a goldilocks scenario we're going to have a return to g.d.p. positive g.d.p. over the over the next 12 months or rising or so unemployment is going to come down but the fed's not going to think about raising interest rates which should keep animal spirits that are really propping up the stock market going he's been he's saying in no uncertain terms i am not turning off the printing press so that should definitely have pleased investors which i think we saw with the way the nasdaq closed at the very least. what data points you think the fed is monitoring here at this point to gauge whether or not to continue being ac

kevin mccarthy oversees nearly 5,000 players and 50 coaches at new york's coed downtown united soccer club. the u.s. soccer fedation i recommending a phased restart. >> we have virtual training scenarios. >> reporter: for months kids attempted to do everything from pla cross, gymnastics, football, even soccer virtually. but those online zoom sessions are taking a toll. >> what have have been some of the most struggling times? >> want to be with the teammates, score goals. >> get low! >> reporter: bob said he's forced to cancel kourn. s for the 1,000 particulars registered at the volleyball club in atlanta. he says technology can't replace team building and bonding. >> for athletes and people that play the game, this game or any game, it's like a black hole. it's a void in your life that you can't find an outlet from. >> reporter: youth sports in the u.s. generates $19.2 billion each year, billions more than the nfl and double of the nba. just three months into covid-19 shutdowns sports clubs nationwide have seen $8.5 billion wiped out. >> i'm concerned that we will not have enough players to continue to employ

it has to do with the feds money policy to increase supply by levels that no one could have dreamed of. jonathan: the coning this program in the last hour. from new york city, good morning to you all. this is bloomberg surveillance live on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. alongside tom keene i'm jonathan ferro. we are with lisa abramowicz. but we 500 is advancing, are starting to fade going into the cash open. we are positive by about 2.1% on the highs. we are now up by 1% and up by about 42 points. just a little fade from the session highs. treasuries are softer and yields up by about three basis points to 0.7%. in the foreign-exchange story is as follows. the aussie on top, positive by about .7%. improving from yesterday. we do give a little bit of that up, just a little bit in the last hour or so. tom: i agree. in the last hour and a half, it has given up a little bit. but the first thing i did this morning on the bloomberg terminal as i went and looked at standard deviation studies of the market. came, how how far we quickly, and the damage yesterday was not nearly as bad as i thought i would see o

that up i'll certainly do that >> i am a co-sponsor along with several other members of our committee of hr2650, the payment choice act of 2018 -- >> that's fed chair powell testifying in front of congress for the second day we'll continue to follow that, and welcome, by the way, everybody, to "the exchange. we'll dip back into that in just a moment, but we just got breaking news out of the justice department let's bring in ylan mui for that what's going on, ylan? >> reporter: the justice department is trying to revamp platforms for facebook, google and twitter. they want them to remove the liability shield for civil action if they are found to solicit federal activities, such as fraud or scams. they are also calling for carveouts for child exploitation, terrorism or cy r cyberstalking, and they want to make sure the protection won't extend to antitrust claims they want to clarify the law by moving the reference to objectionable content and replacing it with more concrete term such as unlawful or terms that promote terrorism industry groups are against it, and the big caveat here is that the doj can't do this alone, it would need congress to

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they are so alarm fed in the span of4 hours, that three military leaders have spoken out if john kelly deep inside the west wing of every minute of every hour of every day has now co jim mattis rebuke of donald trump's character, his lack of leadership and his lack of understanding what the american presidency is supposed to be, how is the obvious next step not even if it's a reluctant or hesitant embrace of the alternative for the sake of the institutions they have taken an oath to protect, for the sake of the constitution they are spoken out they feel is being trampled by donald trump's order, to militarize and federalize the police policing these peaceful demonstrations, how do they not take that next step? >> in my old line of work, ill call these clues. these are clues in the form of people who are inside telling us what's going to happen, what is happening and how troubling it is. i'll go a step further. we have more investigative clues they should shape our thinking. i'm calling the next five months in the history of our country the coming chaos. here are some more clues. when the president of the united states refers to the peaceful protesters in the park