i will bring in constance hunter.e goodike we had milestones today, but there is still a long way to go. amazing what we are saying under one million initial jobless claims is good news, but we always look at the second derivative, what is the change? the change from the prior week is a part -- a positive change. the change from a month ago is positive. we are moving in the right direction even if it is not as swiftly as everybody would like. we have been looking at a lot of high-frequency data. one of the things we are seeing in thert of plateau data. we are not seeing it fall back down. for nowld suggest that we are not going to go back to the severe job losses that we saw earlier in the pandemic. romaine: so we don't go back to those job losses. the trajectory has been encouraging on the top line numbers. -- question is, when or if when do we get back to a level that would be commensurate with priore saw in employment to the crisis? constance: we are years away from that. i think so. let's look at the opentable dat

thank you so much, constant hundred -- constance hunter. about covid out cases in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> federal appeals court have given house democrats of victory that congress consumed to enforce subpoenas. revises those triggered when his aides were immune from congressional subpoenas. that hobbled has to get testimony during the russian probe. the matter will likely go to the supreme court. details on a new coronavirus relief bill is on the verge of collapse. the two sides are far apart. >> the talks are rather stalemated right now with a better tone earlier this week. there had been any breakthroughs. that's unfortunate. >> no new talks of been scheduled. sticking point is the $3 trillion in aid. the trump administration is imposing -- the sanctions will be carried out under an executive order that president trump signed last month, seeking to punish china for its moves against dissent in hong kong. moresh tourists bring destruction to their summer vacation plans. the bahamas is loaded to the quarantine list. to quarantine for 14 days, it's already on the li

. >> thank you >> we'll see you later, katarina simonetti and constance hunter >>> president trump will officially square off against joe biden in the debate. "squawk box" talks a little about why investors should be concerned. >> the challenge for biden right now and why he did such a good job last night is he avoided talking about the specifics, which will make the viewers of his show very concerned about where the markets are going to go, about where investment is going to go, about where their own money is going to go >> joining me now to talk more about the biden economy and the impact covid is having on real estate, don peebles is the chair and ceo of peebles investment committee. it's great to have you here, don. >> thank you, kelly. great to be here >> so biden is a little light on the specifics and talking about liking the country do you think that will sell? >> i think he's doing a good job. if you look at the reaction to president trump, his personal style o'fenffend az ls a lot ofs and americans want to see a change there biden offers a different perspective and a persona an

the star of "the deer hunter" and numerous "saturday night live" appearances kick-started his career working with constance over her four-decade career, connie bannister snapped some of the most iconic images of infants and toddlers known as bannister babies. after her death in 2005, her daughter wonders how the woman once known as the world's most famous baby photographer will be remembered, if at all. >> when she passed, i contacted the associated press 'cause i didn't know if it was news or i had to write an obituary. >> the family quickly gets their answer. for the first time in decades, the name constance bannister is back in the public view. >> i was fielding phone calls left and right from reporters from all over the country. it was a celebration of her life. it was just wonderful. >> lynda is determined to keep her mother's memory and photos from fading into oblivion. one of her first steps in honoring the family name is to adopt it herself. she changes her given surname, hatcher, to bannister. her next challenge, sorting through the massive photography archives that she's inherited from her mom. >