thank you. >> public speaker: good morning, board of supervisors, i'm here as an ece and family support operator supporting over 2200 families in san francisco and alliance and cpac. i want to thank the mayor and former supervisor yee and many who have continued to champion this ordinance. we are excited about the increase of the new city department to bring together more holistically, the frc centers and communities to children 0-5. and to be sure there is a diverse voice including families and champion to the two generation strategy is the way in programs support young children and their families. we have directly served 1200 families with the whole family approach. being active in these services is critical and we are excited to be a partner with cec and including in a generation system of all families. thank you for including this ordinance. >> thank you. next caller. public speaker: good morning. my name is oscar, a member of the board of the early childhood education in san francisco. i would like to thank mayor breed, and supervisor norman yee for your leadership in this importan

thank you. >> public speaker: good morning, board of supervisors, i'm here as an ece and family support operator supporting over 2200 families in san francisco and alliance and cpac. i want to thank the mayor and former supervisor yee and many who have continued to champion this ordinance. we are excited about the increase of the new city department to bring together more holistically, the frc centers and communities to children 0-5. and to be sure there is a diverse voice including families and champion to the two generation strategy is the way in programs support young children and their families. we have directly served 1200 families with the whole family approach. being active in these services is critical and we are excited to be a partner with cec and including in a generation system of all families. thank you for including this ordinance. >> thank you. next caller. public speaker: good morning. my name is oscar, a member of the board of the early childhood education in san francisco. i would like to thank mayor breed, and supervisor norman yee for your leadership in this importan

can't guarantee pumping if imported units can't be serviced due to european sanctions, to fill up the ec's the eve agreed on a plan to reduce gas consumption by 15%, which corresponds to 45 billion cubic meters. savings should be valid for 8 months against the initiative were many eu countries as a result , they had to provide an exception. in particular, spain, portugal will be able to reduce gas consumption, not by 15, but by seven percent. germany supported the plan. the country's storage facility is now 65% full - about 14.5 billion cubic meters. according to the authorities, without saving stocks for the winter, there simply will not be enough, then the entire german industry may face a collapse of the automobile concern, mercedes-benz has already announced that it is ready reduce gas consumption by 50%. bas, the world 's largest chemical company, is considering cutting production. ammonia. due to lack of gas. this could have implications for everything from agriculture to carbonated beverages. meanwhile , fuel prices in europe hit records at the opening of trading today. they rose by

it would be also here in luke, nina, germany's about ticket coast belt, ec see for them to have an alternative. but of course, that will take some time. we have at french energy jain that would say that they could have this terminal operated by december to see if germany can indeed increase the amount the gas storage that is now around 65 percent and still needs to be increased ahead of the winter. and benjamin, we understand that european commission chief ourself on her line. she has floated plans to ration gas. he is in the block. what happens to those plans now? she cultural countries to reduce their consumption of gas, saying that europe needs to be prepared if it's a partial is stop with a, with russian gas or if it's the pool, stop with rush and gas and something that the german economy minutes distressed once again. and it's similar to the message that also a funder line have at europe needs to be prepared, the needs to be european solidarity and when it will, the topic visited at the czech republic, he visited austria as well saying that it needs to be connection between the countries

san jose ec sunshine and you might think it is warm but it is actually 69 degrees outside. we are not seeing 80s. earlier this week we had temperatures in the upper 90s and now it is just 70 degrees. oakland, 61 degrees with overcast skies. eventually there's more drizzle heading back. let me show you the secret to that ocean air conditioning and why it is so strong right now. we are in the low 50s right now. we have colder water coming up. combine that with our natural sunblock with the low clouds and that is a combination to keep temperatures in the low 60s. if you see a lot of low clouds, they will be hanging out with mild temperatures. 50s for the morning hours tomorrow. the numbers only topping out in the mid-70s for most places. san francisco, low 60s. mid-50s for oakland. this will be all the way through monday. saturday and sunday we have low 60s bayside. for the fourth of july we can see a little change. there are no real signs of any heat for the next few days. in the meantime, sunday we could see a few showers. you hardly ever see that in july. we have mild tempe

he has apparently just decapitated the man. brutal images like these are the hallmark of the islam ec state. yeah. the i, as hunter's got their hands on the video through a relative of the perpetrator, who is from deresa in northeastern syria. ahmad at his informant are also from that city. it's thanks to their connections there that they're able to obtain so much information on the shuttle all along. we know this guy went to germany and we believe he's as sort of sleepily who's waiting to be reactivated. we have a photo of him. so one of our informants has promised to find his residence permit . now they have this video evidence, the investigators will track down the i as fighter, the man is living undetected in germany. much like around 500 other i s militants, who according to our mod, currently reside in europe. one months later we meet off not again. this time in istanbul like thousands of syrians, he sought refuge here 3 years ago. i lo, how are you? good and you before he began hunting down, i asked criminals, he suffered the repression of leshar. i'll assad's regime on a b. sh

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ec yields lower. people pulling money out of the stock market.ooks like they are putting it into the bond market. the dollar is stronger. remember the inverse correlation is very much in play. stronger dollar, weaker stocks. it stretches the brent crude. jon: as we swim to the earnings, how the profit picture looks today. it has been a key focus of investors. we have mixed results on that front. general electric getting the nod of approval from investors today. mcdonald's showing it had sales and pricing power. the stock is up 3%. we have been covering that fresh warning from walmart. though shares one of the worst performers on the s&p 500. as we get ready for the tech earnings tonight, shopify ready to report results this weekend today announcing a plan to cut 10% of their workforce. we had a conversation earlier with the long time growth stock investor tom marsico. here is his vantage point on investing in the business like shopify. >> size and scale went out over a longer period of time. that is what we have large positions in microsoft and a

howard: as mollie said, i think she's saying let's focus on what we see as ec extremist in the othervery democrat voted for this in the house, so we need to have that focus on what's actually a threat in terms of threats to the unborn human life. and even i would also like to see much more coverage of this bigger topic of abortion, whether abortion really has served women well, whether we do a good job of taking care of women and their needs and their children. it's a much broader issue than just the act of taking a human life. howard: if i could jump in here, president biden issued that order on -- executive order on abortion that was so vague that it's hardly even talked about anymore. but the other day there were leaks to the press from the white house that the president was considering an order to protect access to abortion pills. so you -- but he hasn't done it. so you have a media debate with without presidential action. >> i think part of the media debate is to test some of what's happening there and some of what was discussed in media coverage with whether this would even wit

for strong protection, that's always discreet. ec. try always discreet. >>> sea world's sesame place is facing a lawsuit a maryland father accused sea world of per vvasive and appallg discrimination when quentin burns took his daughter for a character meet and greet, the person behind the character intentionally refused to engage with her it comes after a viral video appearing to show rosita ignoring two black girls sea world did not immediately respond to request for comment sesame place philadelphia said it was reviewing the suit and added that it is committed to deliver an inclusive, equitable experience for all guests. >>> former president trump is set to tee off in a few hours for a liv golf competition the saudi-backed event is hosting at trump golf club in new jersey mr. trump will be joined by caitlyn jenner, charles barkley, and lawrence taylor and brian urlacher trump tees off at 10:00 a.m. eastern alongside bryson dechambeau and dustin johnson. >>> a dinosaur is roaring onto the auction block. it is a relative of a t-rex an

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t ec news pass a newly negotiated spending bill aimed at paying down the national debt to reduce inflation, investing in green e. the deal struck between senate majority leader chuck schumer and west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. >> i don't think inflation is going to go away any time soon. okay, i'm just hoping we can relieve it and get people relief. >> reporter: because the senate is so even supply divided, democrats can't afford to lose a single vote on this deal, and as of right now, arizona senator kyrsten sinema, a frequent democratic hold-out, has not yet signaled she will vote yes, mona and andrew. >> thank you. >>> in russia moscow appears to be in no rush to finalize a potential prisoner swap that could free wnba star brittney griner and marine veteran paul whelan. secretary of state antony blinken said he planned to discuss the offer with his russian counterpart soon, but foreign minister sergey lavrov's office said lavrov has been busy and will turn his attention to blinken's request for a call when time permits. still, whelan's family is holding out hope. >> i'm ca

the latest from ec next. -- from washington, d.c.. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: today the senate advances a $52 billion bill that would boost the semi conductor industry. nancy pelosi seems dead set on plans to his taiwan next month. beijing has warned her not to come. it is the chip capital of the world. we have the details from capitol hill. what is going on as always on the u.s. china relationship. how close are we on the chips act? parks the senate has cleared two seizure votes which means they just have to pass the legislation. they're looking on doing that tomorrow. at this point, it absolutely seems like they have the votes. we have seen a lot of bipartisan support. a number of republicans joining democrats on these votes. even though we have a couple of democrats not here because they tested positive for covid-19, it seems like this will have the support to clear the senate. from there, it will move to the house where the house leaders have promised a quick vote. this is something that folks want to get done especially since ho

shery: we will ask those questions when we speak to the hs ec cfo.are watching from hong kong, you can turn to your bloomberg. get commentary and analysis from our expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we do have new zealand building permits coming and what they fall extending the fall of 5% we saw previously in may. we have data showing this talk of houses available increased so inventories are it exceeding historical average. looks like it's turning into a buyers market for new zealand. we are seeing the average asking price falling in july from june. yes trillion prime minister is planning a referendum to change the country's constitution and set up a representative indigenous body in parliament. paul allen joins us with more. what is the indigenous voice of parliament intended to achieve? paul: it's one of the oldest civilizations in the world, as there is evidence of them inhabiting the continent 60,000 years. at the same time, these groups are among the most marginalized and impoverished. a report released last week showing them going bac

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asking amazon competitors for a feed -- for feedback on a settlement and says they engaged with the ecfacturing has raised its forecast but semiconductors warned they would triple spending on expansion as much as 9%. uncertainty about electronics demand in the face of a possible recession. global news 24 hours a day, on air and bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> if they need another 75 in july, three more 75 rate hikes i the end of the year i think they would do it. do i think that is appropriate? absolutely not. to maintain credibility and try and get some sort of relief from prices, their hands are tied. jonathan: she says one -- who says one data point doesn't change anything? one shift up yesterday, futures down 1.4% on the s&p, down by one full percentage point on the nasdaq. yields a full basis point. we will talk about italy. do not take your eyes off of europe, your 10 year in italy up 10 basis points, your 20 year up 25 points. the government led by draghi to collapse,

joining me now in studio, astronomer and director of the observatory here in los angeles, doctor ec, pleasure. kennedy: i've been reading about this for years and years, it was almost canceled in 2011, congress didn't quite pass the bill but there were a lot of people who said it way too much money but now that it's out there and it's sun shield has unfolded in with got 18 mirrors, what are we seeing? >> pieces of the cosmos just transforming itself over time. instead of inking the universe is a place that contains a bunch of stuff, you see what it really is, a process. we are seeing this process all over the place from the beginning to the end, it is incredible. kennedy: are there some things about the age of the universe we hope to reconcile the space telescope? >> no question. because it works in infrared light which our eyes don't see but the light we get from the furthest objects we can detect, we are looking back to the origin of galaxies the very beginning right after the big bang. this one picture from a they've already picked up our galaxy, 13.1 billion years ago. kennedy: w

. >> work is continuing getting those said as he pulled ec isd superintendent in a series of youtube major steps to make all campuses more secure kits camera covered. still not clear why rob elementary was not as secure as it should have keep his break as possible. so i sat down with the attorney, a principal mandy guilty. it is the preliminary investigative report says room one 11 was widely known to be faulty but was not repair. if there was complaint, there would be action taken principled yet as his attorney says she nor the principal before her river told about issues with the door. not locking, though he does tell me teachers document problems verbally before an official work orders filed the come and say, hey, this thing was something wrong here that i somebody or something verbally and it's not making it to the necessary person needs to make it too. that's not to say i didn't. >> but in this complaint or i did have concerns that just never got documents. is there anything more as principal she could have done? i can monday morning quarterback. >> you know all policies and pro

globally ec multiples compressed around 30%. i think we are close to a bottom. the market is in the process of making a bottom. all of the conditions that led to the volatility, they have not gone away yet. tom: julian emanuel gives me the first look at 11% of spx earnings. he has a nice inflation revenue lift, but critically he is modeling out earnings at 4.8% growth. that is not bad. i know things are down. is the pendulum overestimating the gloom? russ: you hit on what is the big issue going forward. i spoke about valuations. that has been all of the losses year to date, all of the loss on the s&p. what is the issue going forward now is how much is the economy going to slow? how much is nominal gdp going to slow and what does that mean for earnings. earnings for the second quarter do not look that. the real question is if we continue to see the result of fed tightening as the economy slows, all that -- are those earnings estimates realistic and this is why think the market is struggling to break out of this range. kailey: if equities are struggling to break o

certainly, it is the nasdaq or ec outperformance. you also need ret.idea that your training on fundamentals here, the entire stock market should be higher. that is what really brings me to this chart here. it shows the s&p 500 advance decline line. how may stocks are higher minus how many are lower. you can see this massive one appeared through 2020 and 2021. remember when we were hitting a record high? that momentum, as we know, has kind of plateaued. we are seeing a little bit of a bounce back on this very key technical line. you're seeing higher volume and higher breath, it could set the stage for a turnaround. when you do see that kind of brett that we are seeing -- brett --breadth that we are seeing, it could pave the way in his bare markets for a drug. whether or not you interpret it as a bear signal or a boorish signal, it could be something to watch in terms of the direction of broader markets. it is something we will keep an eye on in the stock market peered we're also going to keep and i on what's going on in italian politics right now. this

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ec five year yields down by about 11 basis points, providing some kind of relief for tech stocks. tom? tom: that is the curve when it comes to u.s. treasuries. a slightly different picture when it comes to the debt of italian and eurozone peripheries. that, of course, tying into what we saw from the ecb, raising its key interest rate by half a percentage point. it is a bigger than expected move as the ecb joins the global fight against inflation. here is christine lagarde in today's news conference. >> we decided to raise the key interest rates by 50 basis points, and approved the transmission. all members of the governing council rallied to the consensus of the basis points. economic activity is slowing. russia's unjustified aggression toward ukraine is an ongoing drag on growth. we expect inflation to remain undesirably high for some time, owing to continued pressure from energy and food prices, and pipeline pressures in the pricing chain. tom: joining us now is peter brat, former chief economist at the ecb. no exaggeration that this was a historic day for the bank of europe. ju

. >>> the whithouse prote ec - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> about 9:00 and then temperatures will stay down as we get an ocean breeze today and it is going to give us a nice break from the heat. there will be warmer air in the forecast. we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> the bridge volume is pretty manageable. 92 at 35. they will close lanes for construction project. now we have breaking news. >> okay. we are staying on top of that breaking news. this is the location of kaiser permanente santa clara along the lords expressway and homestead road. static where police are responding to some sort of situation unfolding in the newsroom. this is the first image from the scene across the street. you can see police activity there. police say this is sig

but this hasn't been agreed, to has it i thought that was maybe this week that they wanted all of the ec members to agree on kind of this joint move on energy. germany, you chose this energy policy you got us into this mess. we don't want to do it spain is basically saying, this is your problem, deal with it. we're not going to ration gas or our economy because of problems that you made. this is what's going to be interesting. we're seeing sort of the far right in france start to rustle around and make noise about germany's problem as well. if they get -- even if they pass this proposal for these volu voluntary cuts, will they do it? the steel mill that we were at, the guy that runs it said are they going go business by business and say, yes, no, yes, no what if they kill one of our suppliers? they let us stay open. but our supply chain or trucking company are shut down then we're shut down. nobody knows how the mechanism may actually work. they're also going for a potential mandatory mechanism, kelly. if we get to that point, i want to make this point crystal clear. if you say i'm ratio

the older vaccine has been known to have more severe ec esitsff yofourr pointe gets to my next questionis, does the current public health response to this in the u.s. seem adequate at this point? we are talking about 350 cases or so, but zero deaths. >> the illness is mild by public health definitions in that it isn't seeming to lead to hospitalization or death. but as you saw in the clip, someone i know had monkeypox recently and it hurts, it is very, very unpleasant. so we have been seeing this disconnect, particularly with the federal response, where we have people in our community who are getting ill, and there's vaccines sitting on the shelves. there are drugs in the stockpile. for those drugs, you have to be enrolled through a clinical trial. how many doctors out there in america know how to enroll their patient in a clinical trial and do all the paperwork fast enough to get them access to that drug that means they may not suffer as badly for as long? so we do think there is an urgency lacking. we expect these things to change. right now in america, no tests, no vaccinations, no d

. >> work is continuing getting those said as he bowled ec isd superintendent in a series of youtubes major steps to make all campuses more secure kits camera covered. still not clear why rob elementary was not as secure as it should have keep his break as possible. so i sat down with the attorney, a principal mandy guilty. it the preliminary investigative report says room one 11 was widely known to be faulty but was not repair. if there was complaint, there would be action taken principled yet as his attorney says she nor the principal before her were ever told about issues with the door. not locking, though he does tell me teachers document problems verbally before an official work orders filed the come and say, hey, this thing was something wrong here that i somebody or something verbally and it's not making it to the necessary person needs to make it too. that's not to say i did. >> but in this complaint or i did have concerns that just never got documents. is there anything more as principal she could have done? i can monday morning quarterback. >> you know all policies and proc

blinding revelations in this book but i am certain as i still am that any full understanding of washington ec depends on an appreciation of fahis decided preference for his life as a farmer. he thought farming was activity best suited to his disposition. he said it was far more rewarding than anystring of military conquest that he ever made . and it also is a sign of his life in which he found it much easier to see the personal side of washington. that he reveals himself in a way that he didn't in his very guarded public life as president. and perhaps most importantly it is only in a comprehensive study of washington as a farmer that we can fully stress is changing attitudes towards the institution of slavery and also his relationship with many of the nearly 600 slave individuals who labored under his control over the course of his lifetime. asbut it was never just a private b7 senterprise for washington and it was not the pastime it had sometimes been dismissed as by historians in the past . and it was instead i think one more way in which washington tried to direct tgrowth in the nation tha

. >> things were looking loose early but now backing up a little as well, this stretch of san jose, ecged from red to orange yellow, quick bursts of traffic and but have the same idea. but if you're staying home that's good, we want to watch the rest of the show, but overhear the ultimate pass moves smoothly and the build up ready for no issues, and through the canyon the weekend work was finished saturday so it is been a smooth drive. song for highway 4, 37 and the bay bridge metering lights are on right now but no problems, just more traffic on the span that will start to ease up. back to you. >>> right now for you, a new program launching and supporters that will help bridge the equity gap for farmworkers trying to make it in the bay. two nonprofits, a las and life science cares bay area will provide virtual connections for healthcare providers, mental health services, online tutoring and online community college classes will also be provided, all on board a double- decker bus and this is so people will have access to it. otherwise it would back that access. starting this fall, the

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something tells me that maybe the blame the media or reference to president judooe biden and st ecs aren't going to do the trick in this case. and speaking of misdirected anger, indiana attorney general is now vowing to investigate the doctor who helped this little girl get an abortion. opinion overturning roe v. wade so it can put its strict abortion law into effect. think about this. you hear about a child raped multiple times, and your focus is going to be on her doctor or maybe, as congressman jordan seemed to indicate, our immigration laws, which undoubtedly will be the next horizon frontier in this discussion. but the ag in indiana has called into question whether the obgyn who performed the procedure properly reported the case. according to "the star," revealed they did report the abortion. sad reality is that her case of sexual assault is hardly an anomaly. that's why exceptions for rape and incest were largely codified across this country. sadly, it can and will happen again. the question is, will those on the side of abortion rights be able to do anything about it? with the house

inflation biting into the ec smart home sales, raw materials prices rising. are coming in weaker than expected. it is still growth of 21% year on year for second-quarter sales , and 11% year on year growth for operating profit. of course, we are talking about a stock that has lost so much this year. 28% year to date. valuations are sinking. reflecting some concerns. we continue to watch the stock at a historic low, 1.2 times book value. our next guest has lowered his price for samsung 277,001. what do you think of that results? guest: thanks for having me on your program. results are not that bad. it's only slightly lower consensus. it's likely to have drove around semiconductors. on the other hand, we think the profit is likely to have low expectations due to weak demand from customers. smartphone shipments came in around 61 million units, that is down 16%. shery: you have lowered your target price. what was behind the call and how much do inflationary concerns play into your target price? guest: we lowered the target price because we see weak earnings momen

now, those quotes were ec leaked for a reason to influence garland. well, it took a while, but message received. although garland hedged his that's a little bit an investigation, but no prosecutionn because john eastman cell phone and now they're on a hunt s mission to find something, anything to help develop some type of c criminal case against the president or close confidantslo that don't really exist. now, this along with the january six committee, will cost the american taxpayers untold millions of dollars. it's going to drive countless hours of bad programing on msnbcamms. ish nothing in the end, it's going to accomplish nothing other than the further erosion of public confidence in the department of justice and of course, of congress. ofthey edited evidence to take out what might be mitigatingev material, even statements fromen from trump. this is how you build a case that you might build ratings, but it's notw how you build a case. now, hopefully the justicet department is going at this more in a systemic professional way, but we still don't s

ec it's anything but secure. i just the opposite. now, joe lied about the russian buildup of russian troops around ukraine. that d doesn't necessarily meane that he's going to invadee wrongd again. they lied about the supply chain. beingied about not warned about the baby formula shortage. they lied repeatedly about causing a spike in gas prices. they caused the price spike because they artificially reduced the world's supply. e over and over and over again. inflation is transitory . h and now biden and everyone around him in the media mob, they're all lying about what is a very real recession by definition. ealby the definition thatat they themselves use. two years ago t, in fact, todays massive spending bill and tax hike, rubber stamp by joe manchin will make this recession our end, our inflation that much worse. you can't fight inflation by printing money and raisingxe taxes. by the way, youou know who said that, joe biden i'm sorry, joe manchin and barack obama later.ay of course, biden's constant state of denial of lying hasni l

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ec >> you may recall that nearly a year and a half ago she almost died. >> congresswoman alexandra ocasiocortez is givente a harrowing account of herz er experience on january six , a harrowing and emotional account of what happened to here during the capital riot. it's one of the most harrowing accounts so far . congresswoman anthony cortez story,,t harrowing the harrowing story of how shee hid from attackers during the capital riot in boone, disclosing new harrowing detailss. details. casey looking very, very harrowing. >> your average television host has a list of like 19 approved words and they must read for them. and that day, harrowing was atay the top of the list, . vince collins reads t whatever words he wants, a piece of free thinkinghe is a very popular radio show host in washington. he joins us tonight to assess the oppression of sandy cortez. can you believe, vince,co they arrest without handcuffs.nd that'scu how powerful white supremacy is in washington, d.c. it's remarkable..c. and like i heard, demands to be mistreated was so great that she created invisible handcuffs for h

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the going to try to go after their date atl which is often been entrusted to big tech,ec ad companies that keep their sexual health information reproductive health information chairwoman maloney in the hip flexion investigation with regard to protecting the privacy of that information. couldha you please comment to me representative shannon on the importance of protecting the privacy of that reproductive health information? >> protecting the privacy of reproductive health information is not only important but it's also important to protect privacy for all health care decisions. that's all you keep reinforcing the choice whether or not to carry a pregnancy is a healthcare decision. it is important that every person in this country experience the freedom of privacy to be able to make their own health care decisions but their own processes without government getting involved. >> thank you. i guilt. >> the gentleman yields back. gentleman from wisconsin. his recognized. >> first of all i would like to refer to a letter here i'm going to submit to the committee from a group called family a