decrepit family home where edna mysteriously reappears with no memory of where she has been.u know where you were, mum? i suppose i went out. kay wants to move her mum to care home in melbourne, but dreams of a cabin riddled with creeping black mould and edna's own belief that there is someone else in the house need ——lead our protagonists deeper and deeper into the dark heart of her condition. like its australian stablemate the ba badook, relic, which is co—written by christian white, is a horror movie with a heart, a film that uses it's surreal narrative to tell a story that is absolutely rooted in reality, in the tensions, anxieties and projections of child parent relationships, and in the bewildering spectre of dementia. describing her film as dealing with the terror of grieving for the loss of someone while they're still alive, james conjures a superb chiller that's both profoundly scary and also profoundly moving. there are echoes of the psychogeography of edgar allan poe's fall of the house of usher, along with the dream logic of david lynch's eraserhead. but it's the

lives -- edna griffin was one of those great examples to. us around the time that all of this was going on and that we were growing up, there is edna and stanley. there were other things going on in the country that we're making us very said that other people were standing up and speaking about and one of those things were going on in birmingham, alabama. here are some students that were there. again taking us towards our ideals and dealing with the issue of racial injustice which our case is so grounded and because this was the example that we were following. these kids were in birmingham, and there were about 2000 kids that year that marched and sang songs like this little light of mine i going to let it shine. they were marching and singing for justice. and what happened john? some people weren't too happy about that. >> no. this is the clue clocks clean and they weren't interested in racial justice. they were interested in whites only. and the movement had to raise up to oppose. that if there hadn't been a movement of people to oppose th

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up ando say a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the c

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up ando say a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the c

francine: she is edna miller, the firstborn of our nephew miller, who is off this week to be a father. matt miller, anchor and father, tom. gotainly our congratulations to him and his lovely wife. tom: this is great. seven pounds, six ounces, and of course named after the richest grandmother. brilliant. brilliant. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ >> we don't even have the bill yet because nancy pelosi -- and i know she's coming up and she can speak to this -- that we continue to make offer after offer after offer, and nancy continues to move the goal post. politico we are waiting for the final -- definitely hello seco we are waiting for the final. we are making concessions, too. tapper on cnn with speaker pelosi. barrett in the headlines this week and, speaker pelosi has made clear that she will -- buried in the headlines this week, speaker pelosi has made it clear. she is 80 is old and she is spirited, as many are older than that. joining us now, not 80 years old but feeling 80 years of political anxiety we have all gone through in the last number of weeks, rupert harrison is with

haidi: our chief asia economics correspondent, edna curran. more analysis on that in our next big interview just ahead. the singapore transferred miniature -- the singapore transport minister joins us. let's look at the market reaction. >> soft start for japanese stocks, nikkei, and topix. we are seeing the yen, a little change this morning. jgb higher amid the risk off tone we have. buying,ee some potentially given best on stimulus. nikkei reporting a stimulus plan will be compiled as soon as next month. watch,ook at the bok on no change expected for the key rate. steady,an won holding 11.48. kospi opening lower. extending declines. we are seeing cj logistics seeing a choppy start as we get a report that neighbor is looking to buy stake in tj group's logistic arm. let's look at korean apple suppliers, the samsung and lg display, a mixed bag. lg display gaining ground, trading at a mid-september high. apples unveiling of its latest iphone. names like sony under pressure. that's more due to the downside pressure from japanese stocks, broadly sp

on the west by highway 29 on livermore road on the north by the lake county line and to the east by edna mine road. this in addition to all existing mandatory evacuation orders to the south. an evacuation center there in has been set up at the cross walk church in napa you can always find the complete list of evacuation orders and warnings at kron 4 dot com. >>people in the city of calistoga or being allowed to return home now after napa county officials lifted an evacuation order from earlier today that order has been downgraded to a warning kron four's dan thorn is live for us now in calistoga after talking to people who are finally able to return home. dan how are they feeling tonight. >>they're feeling pretty good. this is definitely some welcome news here for people here in calistoga firefighters getting some help with the low winds making some progress on the flames making sure that they did not continue to threaten the city of calistoga and also burn through the downtown area here people thankful to find it on touch but in the meantime the fire continues to burn east in the hills.

on the west by highway 29 on livermore road on the north by the lake county line and in the east by edna mine road. this in addition to all existing mandatory evacuation orders to the south. there are evacuation center set up at the cross walk church in the city of napa can find a complete list of those evacuation orders and warnings at kron 4 dot com. >>we turn now to talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at our suture camera showing us downtown san francisco and the fog creeping in on this sunday night. >>always cool to see that kind of shot there. kron 4 meteorologist rebecca strom is hear lives on the fire conditions in ditching getting ready to head out the door for the start of your new work week rebecca, yeah that's right jonathan just seen big changes in the weather department, yeah forces start off. >>shot of our marine layer pushing through parts disco and we're going to see it's a push through the rest of the bay area's well during the overnight hours. >>we're going to see a touchdown and summer east bay spots along our base communities, oakland and hay

a friend of mine was on this exact same steroid when edna mon -- he had pneumonia a few years ago. he said it made him manic, he said it gave him a lot of energy, but it was unhinged, in a way. it affected his mood and affected his attitude. when you see president trump making these decisions about his own health care, sending out a tweet like this, don't be afraid of covid, it's just a fact that the steroid could be affecting his mood. >> i think there's no question, jake, and even in neurosurgery, we treat people with steroids all the time -- >> here's dr. conley, sanjay. we'll come back to you on the other side. we're going to listen in. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here. over the past 24 hours, the president has continued to improve. he's met or exceeded all standard hospital discharge criteria. he'll receive another dose of remdesivir here today, and then we plan to get him home. it's been more than 72 hours since his last fever. oxygen levels, including ambulatory saturations and his lack of breathing, are all normal. though he may not be entirely out of t

decrepit family home, where edna mysteriously reappears with no memory of where she has been.m to a care home in melbourne, but dreams of a cabin riddled with creeping black mould and edna's own belief that there is someone else in the house lead our protagonists deeper and deeper into the dark heart of her condition. like its australian stablemate the babadook, relic, which is co—written by christian white, is a horror movie with a heart, a film that uses its surreal narrative to tell a story that is absolutely rooted in reality, in the tensions, anxieties and projections of child parent relationships, and in the bewildering spectre of dementia. describing her film as dealing with the terror of grieving for the loss of someone while they're still alive, james conjures a superb chiller that's both profoundly scary and also profoundly moving. there are echoes of the psychogeography of edgar allan poe's fall of the house of usher, along with the dream logic of david lynch's eraserhead. but it's the awesome sense of longing, loss and ultimately love that is the film's strongest s

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up ando say a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the c

the trump edna's is ramping up tension wounds -- the trump administration is ramping up tensions. daily,clude the economic which provides a window into china's view and five other less well-known publications. the state department says all six are effectively controlled by a foreign government. the u.s. approved a potential $1 billion arms sales to taiwan, insisting it will not alter the balance of power in the region. the state department says the plans and serve u.s. national, economic, and security interests, as taiwan seeks to maintain incredible capability. beijing has repeatedly warned against weapons and other dealings with taiwan, which it regards as part of greater china. sterling rose the most in six months as the u.k. government backtracked and agreed to resume brexit talks. it jumped after bloomberg reported downing street was willing to talk, sources telling us to know -- no-deal deadline is november. boris johnson terminated negotiations but the two sides are set for daily talks. the u.k. still wants more compromise from brussels. lee thai prime minister says he is w

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up ando say a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the c

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up andsay a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the com

we can do that next on this program, and hopefully we can hear a little on the markets from edna. right here on bloomberg. jonathan: already important things to do here, first of all we start with price action. equities down at 0.5%. in frankfurt, the ducks off 2.1%. in germany, doing his part for 1.1% --he dax off to matt miller, a new father, joins us now. congratulations. matt: a pleasure to be on my show with you, and of course the greatest pleasure of my life so far is to see this little packet of joy, born on friday night. really an over powering moment. it puts a lot of things into perspective. annemarie: she is so adorable. look at her there. it is very, very cute. i remember when you and your wife met. i was there that evening, so it is nice to see it come full circle. what is the latest on the covid restrictions in germany? we were talking about italy and spain, but what about berlin? matt: before i get to that, i would just point out that my wife and i met in the most remarkable way possible. she was touring the floor of the new york stock exchange, and i was working do

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up andt ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the community and the city. a

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up ando say a few words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the c

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up andt ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the community and the city. a

i can't think of the word possums without hearing the voice of dame edna average. —— everidge.d around and rained today with same showers and brisk winds. after today, things turn a bit drier than they have been, some drizzle and it will, remain dry, some of us after chilly start. this goes round into southern england and a bit in the south—east will drift west. as we move north, one or two showers to start the day in northern ireland but drying up to you with some sunshine and the same in scotland, we're looking at improving through the course of the day as a rain band sinks south into northern england still a bit of cloud and murky conditions around the borders. temperatures today about a 10—13. if you are stepping out this afternoon, improving in south—west england, it will dry out with fewer showers and sunshine and the showers getting into the channel islands. some sunshine for northern ireland. still some dampness across the south—east of scotland but for the south—east of scotland but for the rest of scotland, mostly dry with some sunshine and also fewer showers. as we h

and edna couldn't be here today, but she has asked one of her closest community partners to come up andw words. robert ellis. robert is the vice president of the o.m.i. community action organization and a member of the friends of mersed heights playground, and to say a few words about the power of community when it comes to getting things done. robert, the microphone is yours. >> hi, i wish i had been first. all of these accolades have been handed out and it's well deserved. and i want to thank our mayor breed for all of her dedication, all of her dedication to the city. and not only she is smart, but she's pretty. so that's a good thing. like i say, i want to thank phil definitely -- if you stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street r the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the community a