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david? >> tom llamas out in the country tonight. tom, thank you. >>> and we have been reporting here on homes for seniors and veterans and tonight, the horrific new report just out involving the holyoke soldiers home in massachusetts, where 97 veterans have died since just march. investigators now calling it a tragic failure to protect the soldiers. eva pilgrim is in massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, the first investigation into the devastating covid outbreak at the holyoke soldiers' home found baffling decisions and substantial errors, led by a superintendent who was not qualified to manage the facility. 76 veterans died during the outbreak. >> the subject matter and details of this report are nothing short of gut-wrenching. >> reporter: independent investigators spelling out decisions they called "utterly baffling from an infection-control perspective." the worst? a move to consolidate 40 veterans from two locked dementia units into one space designed to only hold 25, mixing the infected with those who showed no symptoms. inves

david? >> tom llamas with us live in new york tonight. tom, thank you. >>> and when we come back on a monday night, a hate crime investigation now under way involving the virginia kkk tonight, and a pickup right into a crowd. >>> and another vehicle right into a group of demonstrators in seattle. in a moment. acture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen. or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to

david: tom, speaking of getting legislation through quickly, when can we expect a security law likely? tom: well, it could be a topic that is being debated and talked through by the national people's congress and its standing committee, which convenes on sunday for three days. it's not on the official agenda, but it doesn't mean it's not going to be one of the priority topics for those officials as they work through this. what that means is they could, in theory, be enacted, and tried into law as early as tuesday. july 1 is the anniversary of the handover of hong kong from britain to china. it's a sensitive week. there is speculation. we're waiting to see what happens. we're going to get more details sunday and monday . it could be as soon as tuesday. the concerns in hong kong are allowed -- around what could happen with law enforcement officials operating in hong kong, carrie lam able to appoint judges as well. the aware of that. in terms of's -- be aware of that. in terms of sanctions from the u.s., china said it would hit back with its own countermeasures though it hasn't said with

tom: david rosenberg, our jonathan ferro will speak with our guest from bridgewater oh on interview that-pandemic. there will be talk of dampening of the economy over zero bound and what it does to the markets. will there be more volatility with our trip through the zero bound? david: i think that the bottom line here is that this has nothing to do with the economy. the financial markets have nothing to do with the economy. the stockappened with market in the past few months has zero to do with anything but a v-shaped recovery, it has everything to do that with the fact that you have the central bank. you have fed with an endless pocketbook, that has taken the risk premium down to zero. thanis a different ben anything have seen in the past. i would say that they got totally mitigated volatility in the marketplace, have totally eliminated the risk premium in the marketplace. untiley will continue they are comfortable with the fact that the economy is on a self-reinforcing growth --. it will be three years. it is like powell is the blackjack dealer in the casino handing out chips for free.

davide: exactly, tom.fp parry by, which is literally -- bnp paribas come in terms of paribas, in terms of size, in 2018 they had earnings of 10%, 11%. if you adjust for the negative rate and that in europe they were building a positive insurance scheme, equivalent of what it has in the states, the real return was in the range of 13%. bnp -- jp morgan trades the np at 0.4 times. i think what is going to change is that the fiscal response in europe or the european recovery fund and all the various fiscal measure and monetary measures that europe has taken, which are unbelievable, i think next year banks will be allowed to pay dividends on gains, and when that happens i think stocks will fly. just on dividends being turned on. i think europe did very well sustaining dividends because the pandemic, with an economic shock we have never seen, you had better be prudent. tell us -- i don't need your thoughts on the ecb and what are they going to do today and the parlor game of deciding the path forward for madame

tom: david herro, thank you so much.m going to do in this simulcast, we welcome all of you in the early morning on the west coast. , good you listening morning on our simulcast. if the trade deal dead, jon? i think it is. jonathan: it's not dead, but it is breaking. our reports suggest that chinese officials have instructed various companies to suspend american farm goods over the last week. that scene against the backdrop, where relationships between the two countries are quite clearly breaking down, so i would say the phase i deal is still alive for now, but very much on life support. some clear breaks in the last couple of weeks. thing thats the last the northern midwest farm community needed, right? lisa: this is coming at a bad time, and it has been a bad bunch of years due to drought and a variety of addition issues -- of different issues that have the farming sector. yet, they are bouncing back from the earlier decline, as you look at u.s. futures. i am trying to understand when the markets will even take this ser

as many republicans wear a face mask is i've seen democrats republican senators like david perdue tim scott and tom tillis. >>consistently encouraged constituents and social media followers to wear masks i just completed my 50 a town hall and there are a lot of people i know they get offended when i just beat the drum on social distancing and wear a mask as more republicans advocate for americans to wear masks president trump has yet to call for americans to wear one or publicly where one himself his choice to wear a mask republican alabama congressman bradley byrne agrees that's up to him you know i think this is an individual decision not a group decision but democratic north carolina congressman david price says it's have to work around the president on sunday, the vice president publicly supported mask-wearing especially when social distancing is it possible. we encourage. >>everyone to wear a mask reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. well as we are beginning another week, let's take a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero nice tan let's get a final check of the forecast with mabri

i'm tom llamas in for david. and we begin with the coronavirus and that new cdc forecast. as many as 140,000 people could die by the fourth of july. this is an anxious moment as states begin to re-open and people gatter in larger and larger numbers again. the toll is already staggering. more than 2 million cases and more than 114,000 lives lost. fema's latest map shows where the number of cases are highest, especially across the south. north carolina reporting a single day high in cases and deaths. florida, with ag sites. hospitalization in texas up 42%. the city of nashville delaying the next phase of re-opening to deal with a flare-up. oregon putting on a one-week pause. the numbers going up because of testing and tracing businessman health officials are anxious to put out hot spots before we get out of control. victor oquendo leads us off from miami. >> reporter: tonight that sobering new warning from the cdc -- the coronavirus will kill up to 140,000 americans by independence day. a new analysis from abc news finding daily deaths are increasing in 13 states and hospita

david, thank you. joining us now former cdc director dr. tom frieden.ant to start with the spread of the virus the past 2 weeks. there was on friday more than 45,000 new cases, new single-day high for our country and 13 states set record highs for 7-day average of new cases, but vice president pence said this. >> we have made truly remarkable progress in moving our nation forward. we've all seen the encouraging news as we open up america again. chris: doctor, are we making truly remarkable progress and is that the right message to be sending to the nation at this moment? doctor: there's no doubt we are doing more testing, our hospitals are better prepared but no doubt that the virus has the upper hand. this virus is not going to go away on its own. we have to stop it and only we can do that by working together. we are all sick and tired of staying home, but you know what, the virus is not tired of making us sick and what we are seeing particularly in southern states but most parts of the u.s. is the virus increasing and in some states increasing explosi

i'm tom llamas, in for david. and as we come on the air tonight, the coronavirus surging across more than half the country. at least 14 states pausing their reopening. some putting newly lifted restrictions back in place. there are now more than 126,000 american lives lost. the w.h.o. issuing a blunt warning, saying, quote, this is not even close to being over. florida reporting thousands of new cases. take a look. long lines of cars waiting for hours at testing sites in miami gardens. jacksonville, host of the gop convention, now issuing a mandatory mask order. texas with nearly 4,300 cases in 24 hours. houston's fire chief saying paramedics are responding to nearly 1,100 calls per shift. most of them respiratory issues. and breaking news in arizona on new closures, with some hospitals near 90% capacity. the governor moments ago issuing new shutdown orders for many businesses. alarming numbers in los angeles county, now with more than 100,000 cases after reporting its largest single day increase. new york governo

i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with the surge of coronavirus sweeping across the country. cases rising in more than 30 states tonight. dr. anthony fauci warning we could be on track to see 100,000 cases a day. the outbreak is dividing america. tonight, new york, the tri-state area fearing the outbreak's return, now extending its quarantine orderer to visitors from 16 states, including california and georgia. texas, with a new record number of cases, just under 7,000 in a day. the state now extending its halt on elective surgeries to eight counties.on ror numr o icu beds activating crisis standards at its hospitals. in miami-dade county, outreach team s are urging people to social distance and wear masks. and in california, where bears and beaches are shut down, the governor saying stricter st stay-at-home restrictions may return. that announcement to come tomorrow. california is one of several states hitting pause or reversing course in an urgent rush to halt the spread. abc's matt gutman leads us off

tom: david solomon speaking at the bloomberg invest global summit., the imf's forecast for india swung from expansion to contraction, marking the sharpest downgrade in projections of the world's main economies. more on india's challenges. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: we are counting down to the opening of the session in india. coming off of bloody wednesday for indian stocks, nifty snapping a four day winning streak amid concerns of a surge in virus infections at home and abroad. financials were hit the most. nifty index losing almost 4%. that followed the imf giving india the biggest gdp downgrade among major economies. let's get more from our indian economy reporter in mumbai. the shark economic downgrade -- sharp economic downgrade from the imf, will it result in more policy action, do you think? downgrade from the imf comes on the back of a sharp rise in joblessness. the economy depends on consumption. activity is picking up as the below popens up well re-virus levels. the government appears to be rationalizing spending of late. our bluebird economi

david: it is not :00 in beijing and shanghai. welcome to "bloomberg markets: china open." i'm tom mackenzie. david: i'm david and glass. saying the pandemic will cause more damage than first feared. tom: covid-19 infections continue to rise,

tom: i appreciate it. up, david westin and a conversation firm -- conversation with rick scott.with us. ♪ ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveilence." we are having a conversation on investing with and richards. if you look at the social unrest change anw does it investor's view on how they look at companies? with a change the way you look at a company in terms of diversity? anne: it is not easy. you look at the journey of the sg investing, particularly the snd g. we looked at it through a simple lens of gender which is relatively straightforward to gather data on although it did take heavy lifting. diversity inund terms of culture or ethnicity have always been a tough one to get to the bottom of because of data is less clear-cut. the conversations around cultural diversity or ethnic diversity within companies is not entirely new but has been brought into focus by the terrible events we have witnessed live over the last few weeks. has brought those conversations into focus. it requires management to reach out and -- different -- difficult questions. ourselves to take this to the

the back row of this screening room now at the kids' table where me and my wife robin a tom hanks and rita larry. david and his then wife laurie 1000000000 janice crystal and i think love it showed up by himself ok. at mistake and i made sure that when we will watch in these clips those older guys were in the back row that i was in the row right in front of them because i wanted to eavesdrop on what they were commenting about because when you consider the bodies of work that was seated behind me the movies the broadway shows the books the comedy albums and i would hear things like now you understand this was mid to late ninety's so this is 41 the 5 years later and look at all they had done since and we'd see the bavarian clocks sketch all we'd hear will go one of those sketches and i'd hear carl say oh you would he wrote that and then go but it's have you have a doc simon came in and gave him the joke about the pencil in the i'm gone wow and it's funny because of that but you know what's. it's mind boggling it's like you're on the top dug out step with the 27 yankees over your shoulders absolutely i go

as many republicans wear a face mask is i've seen democrats republican senators like david perdue tim scott and tom tillis. >>consistently encouraged constituents and social media followers to wear masks i just completed my 50 a town hall and there are a lot of people i know they get offended when i just beat the drum on social distancing and wear a mask as more republicans advocate for americans to wear masks president trump has yet to call for americans to wear one or publicly where one himself his choice to wear a mask republican alabama congressman bradley byrne agrees that's up to him you know i think this is an individual decision not a group decision but democratic north carolina congressman david price says it's have to work around the president on sunday, the vice president publicly supported mask-wearing especially when social distancing is it possible. we encourage. >>everyone to wear a mask reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news oakland police investigating a hate crime after racist messages were found scrawled on someone's home. we' 9.28

i am tom mackenzie. david: it is friday, i am david ingles. opening of trade. to punish china for tightening its grip on hong kong. tom: global virus cases approach 10 million with almost

i am tom mackenzie. david: we are counting down to the ultimate trade in hong kong. e up. schwarzman says a v-shaped recovery is upon us. tom: a

as many republicans wear a face mask is i've seen democrats republican senators like david perdue tim scott and tom tillis. >>consistently encouraged constituents and social media followers to wear masks i just completed my 50 a town hall and there are a lot of people i know they get offended when i just beat the drum on social distancing and wear a mask as more republicans advocate for americans to wear masks president trump has yet to call for americans to wear one or publicly where one himself his choice to wear a mask republican alabama congressman bradley byrne agrees that's up to him you know i think this is an individual decision not a group decision but democratic north carolina congressman david price says it's have to work around the president on sunday, the vice president publicly supported mask-wearing especially when social distancing is it possible. we encourage. >>everyone to wear a mask reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>well brussels going up tomorrow for the golden gate stressballs gummies have ashwagandha, an herbal stress reliever that helps you turn the stressed life..

as many republicans wear a face mask is i've seen democrats republican senators like david perdue tim scott and tom tillis. >>consistently encouraged constituents and social media followers to wear masks i just completed my 50 a town hall and there are a lot of people i know they get offended when i just beat the drum on social distancing and wear a mask as more republicans advocate for americans to wear masks president trump has yet to call for americans to wear one or publicly where one himself his choice to wear a mask republican alabama congressman bradley byrne agrees that's up to him you know i think this is an individual decision not a group decision but democratic north carolina congressman david price says it's have to work around the president on sunday, the vice president publicly supported mask-wearing especially when social distancing is it possible. we encourage. >>everyone to wear a mask reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, oakland police investigating a hate crime after racist messages were found on someone's home. and let's take you

tom: you can look for that interview later. i know that david rubenstein has some important interviews as well. now withitika gupta our first word news. ritika: vice president mike pence is warning that more young people are testing positive for the coronavirus, and has made the remarks in a conference call with governors. governor greg abbott may halt the reserves and says that the infections are rising at an unacceptable rate. prime minister boris johnson will announce the latest age in lifting the coronavirus lockdown. movie theaters and museums are expected to open. he might also cut the minimum social distancing and half to one meter. the u.s. seeks an indefinite arms embargo on iran. the u.s. has shared concerns with other security council members. the current ban expires in october, it was part of the upl agreement that the u.s. has abandoned. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. , this isa gupta bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. the m

tom watson was jumping all over the place. davidd like to talk about how you and your wife have decided to focus a lot of your philanthropy on children's hospitals. jack: to see what has happened with these kids, i'm going to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. ♪ david: so, when players are playing golf in a tournament, say you are paired with somebody, do you actually talk during when you're walking down the fairway? jack: sure. david: i thought they didn't even talk to each other. jack: the guys are good friends. arnold and i had a fierce rivalry. and we blew more tournaments for ourselves trying to beat each other than worrying about the you field. but we would get off the golf i course, and we would look at it and say, we did it again. we both shot 75 while everybody you else shot 65. but just the two of us tried to beat each other. but then we would shake hands and say, where are you going to dinner tonight? i love the golf kids today. i love watching when gary woodland finished. i don't know if

i'm tom mackenzie. davidn of trade, hong kong's future looks even more uncertain with the u.s. saying china is undermining its economy.

i am tom mackenzie with david ingles.a second day as investors steer the recent -- fear the recent epic rally has gone too far. japan is set for its worst week in two months. oil is down on the doom and gloom of forecast to the recovery. crude facing a first weekly decline

i am tom mackenzie with david ingles.aive the fed's ultra-dovish message. says rates will remain near zero through 2022. virus cases continue to rise with u.s. infections alone nearing 2 million.

i'm tom mackenzie with david auglaize. hit again relations as washington bans chinese carriers. over hong kong. oil slides from a three-month high as position -- divisions appear in the way. allegations of

david haro. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. tom and francine from london and new york. focus is on some of the data we had earlier today. this is euro area pmi and the data that we had from the u.k. u.s. stocks are actually dropping. european shares seem to be holding on to some modest gains after chinese officials also said that agricultural companies will pause imports of some farm goods. although the market earlier on was expecting for the de-escalation of the u.s.-china trade war, now they are not so sure. treasuries seem to bet racing some of the earlier declines. if you look at dollar, it is staying low. pound -- there is more concern over what is happening with of course the aid of mr. prime minister boris johnson, but also over brexit talks. coming up, rick lacaille, global chief investment officer. we will be talking treasuries and equities. this is bloomberg. ♪ london,: francine from joining us to talk about as always, thanks for giving us your time. what markets are doing, huge unrest in the u.s., a lot going on with the easing of the lockdown and a potential

tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david will be right back here tomorrow night. stay safe.. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, caught on camera and now apologizing. what a woman has to say after calling police on a man who was writing black lives mat order his property. >> reporter: i'm in danville. hundreds of residents take to the streets to support the black lives matter movement. >>> 24 hour fitness says some of the gyms in the bay area are now closed for good. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> breaking news involves a protest that brought traffic to a standstill on thay bridge sti right now. this is a live look of the it started a little after 4:30 when a group carrying black lives matter signs stopped their cars in the middle of the upper deck on the western span. in the past half-hour, a large group of police officers have arrived on motorcycles and in vans. they appear to be in the process of moving those protesters, and as you might imagine, this caused a big back-up. this is video posted on twitter by a driver whotu tunnel, just about a half-hour ago. we saw

tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night.have a great evening. good night. >>> on abc7 news at 6:00, a man charge kilng. >> we walk together and we fight together. >> a demand for change in a bay area city reeling after a deadly shooting involving a police officer. >> and a vote hours ago to disband the minneapolis police force following the death of george floyd. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> federal investigators confirm a possible link between the ambush style killing of a sheriff's deputy and a fellow officer in oakland. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with new details on the shooting death of a santa cruz death of a sheriff's deputy. officers say stephen today littl littlo. >> there was a call about a spushs white van. the caller reported seeing guns and bomb-making materials inside the van. investigators are looking for a white van connected to the shooting death of federal security officer pat underwood in oakland. >> the sergeant died in yesterday's shooting. a vigil was held today. >> reporter: it has been a

tom frieden. but let's bring in david's but at the white house.s is the latest on efforts to the pandemic review the president insist he has the pandemiche under control despite the rising number of cases, vice president mike pence has canceled upcoming campaign event this week because of the rising numbers. as infections continue to climb, parts of the southern united states are beginning to close once again. >> wear a mask, this is the single most important thing that you can do to slow the spread of covid-19. >> beaches in miami-dade county will be closed for the fourth of july weekend as florida covid-19 cases rose by nine and a half thousand yesterday. the largest daily increase since the virus came to the united states. arizona numbers are also surging. >> we are very close to overwhelming our hospitals in terms of the number of beds. reporter: and texas another hotspot, the governor is ordering bar owners to once again turn off the lights. the governors of new york, connecticut and new jersey are requiring anyone traveling fromm those hotsp

i'm tom mackenzie. ngles. i'm david i let's get your top stories.risks a complete- decoupling remains an option for the u.s.. his own trade representative says that would not be possible.

tom: we really appreciate that. coming up, an important conversation. davidn with the speaker of the house, with turmoil and protests still across the u.s. david westin with nancy pelosi. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. multiple ecb officials are warning in the wrong -- are warning about the rising risk of deflation. is so active, inflation expectations have declined to fast and the overall risk of a spiral is -- we are back with jean-claude trichet, the former ecb president. when you look at deflationary pressures around the world, is the biggest concern that we have a huge wave of deflation take hold? jean-claude: it is obvious we have a wave of deflationary pressure on top of the very poor -- a very difficult situation from that standpoint and the pandemic is creating additional problems. instance,b staff, for the last projections are only plus 0.3%. 0.8%.ear, 1.1% over three years, instead of what we normally have. francine: do you think that this concern will, the increase even if central banks don't do more n

david? >> great news. and we are all pulling for that mom. thank you, tom. >>> and you heard tom mention there the masks. they're not mandatory everywhere, of course, including some of the states where they're seeing that rapid increase in cases tonight. some are now arguing those masks infringe on their rights. in fact, one city councilor using george floyd's words, "i can't breathe," while he was talking about masks. tonight, he's now apologizing, calling it insensitive. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: the virus spreading like wildfire, a battle is rages over one of the key tools used to fight it -- face masks. starting today, in palm beach county, florida, masks are mandatory, but the backlash was swift. >> the fact of the matter is, it's our bodies, it's our choice, whether we're going to wear them, not wear them. you guys are overstepping your boundaries 100%. >> it is a pandemic. >> reporter: california now requiring masks in public after heated anti-mask protests like this one in orange county. >> are you going to allow the government to tell you you have to wear a mask? >> no! >> reporter: an