from em has been resilient.ot really seen the fed continue with they are doing in rates going higher, we have nothing the dollar stressed or oil wobble and we do not know what will happen in china. and what we have today? we do have stronger numbers out of china, but the em is not reacting to that, they are looking at central banks continuing on the normalization path. so it is very important to stay focused on the fact that em has traded with oil, the central bank policy, and not on fundamentals. jonathan: krishna, just very quickly, em carry trade is under a lot of pressure. does it break? krishna: right now, yes. does it break, no. we continue to believe that em that will probably be the best-performing asset class in all of fixed income. what is reacting to his there rising yield and the dollar and at some point that will fade because over all we believe that u.s. yields will stabilize and the dollar will stop rallying. jonathan: robert, you been on the program before, each of you in your boxes, a question c

a jonathan: krishna, just very quickly, em carry trade is under a lot of pressure. does it break?right now, yes. does it break, no. we continue to believe that em that will probably be the best-performing asset class in fixed income. what is reacting to his there rising yield and the dollar and at some point that will fade because over all we believe that u.s. yields will stabilize and the dollar will stop rallying. jonathan: robert, you been on the program before, each of you in your boxes, a question coming to you and we need one word answers. treasuries, 3% before 2%. which one? krishna: 2%. oksana: 3%. robert: 2%. jonathan: ken mario draghi avoided bond tension this year? krishna: yes. oksana: yes. robert: has a going on right now. jonathan: cashing in? oksana: not in risk-free asset so far. a robert: buy the dip. a a robert: buy the dip. jonathan: that wraps it up. oksana, krishna and robert. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ a a david: what would you say the skills that you brought was, great intellect, great drive, great leadership? phil: all of that. david

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today we have stronger numbers out of china, but em is not reacting. reacting to the fact that central banks are continuing on their normalization path. very important to stay focused on the fact that em has traded well with central-bank policy, and not on fundamentals. jonathan: quickly, the and carry trade is under a lot of pressure. does it break? >> absolutely not now. we continue to believe that em is going to probably be the best-performing asset class in all fixed income. today, is reacting to rising yields in the dollar, and at some point that will fade, because overall we believe u.s. yields will stabilize in the dollar will stop rallying. jonathan: we have to read exempt with the rapidfire around. the questions come to you, one word answers. treasuries, 3% before 2%, 3% or 2%? >> 2%. >> 3%. >> 2%. jonathan: can president draghi avoid a bond tantrum? >> yes. >> yes. >> doing it now. jonathan: em, buy or cash in? >> buy. >> not in risk-free assets. >> buy. jonathan: that wraps things up. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ david:

em currencies to rally.t as a quick note, there are positive things happening in em, but negative things happening with the u.s. dollar. julia: yeah, i'm going to come back to that. joe, you're getting excited. why the disconnect. perception, why are they not looking at that? >> to me, in some ways, it is driven by market sentiment. we know that there are structural problems. but over time, this is going to converge. they will drive this off the sidelines. there are equity markets. look at this chart. this is the turkish market as well. the caseerformance in of the blue line. yet these guys have inverted yield curves. what is that telling you? >> i am a big bond investor. we like to see that. this is coming from stagflation. low growth and inflation, the small -- the smart central banks would break the inflation premium. what volker did in the late 1970's and late 1980's. then you can focus on positive growth. julia: so that is yielding. >> and the longer curve driven by inflation should continue to do what

fire and ems. and you can see just how the also, the fire command telling the firefighters that's the back of the building there. telling them they need to go in and make a more aggressive attack. it really looks like it started there in the rear with that heavy fire. it was on the what they called porches and it looked like decks also and then you had two alarm fire was then ca called. we had fire on the second floor of the attic. rear porches of two occupied house as aggressive interior attack on the fire by almost 2:00 in the morning. all the heavy fire was knocked down. but there was one firefighter injured and then later a second firefighter injured in this battle to save these two row houses. we're just told non life-threatening injuries there. so that's the good news. he also had to spend some time with what they call rehabbing firefighters. we have picture of that also ems. you can see when they have to work with heavy equipment and heavy fire conditions in hot, muggy, humid weather like th

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nejra: i was debating whether to bring up an em the debt chart or fx.urged to the highest since 2014, is this trade looking crowded? jeremy: there has been a big buy towards yen shorts and a fund in late for carry trades and you could argue there is a degree of routing any process and went -- crowding in the process. that is perhaps a signal we are seeing that sort of lost rush of enthusiasm. there is an element of that but in the context of the fed, it is going nowhere fast and the prospect of the carry trade continuing on into 2018 remains real. nejra: what about em debt, do you see it during to 2018, the appetite for local currency debt in particular? >> iq and local currency debt will probably return something in the order of the percent in dollars over this five-year time -- 50% in dollars over this five-year time. more than 200 basis points of positive real yields and local bond market and another 20% upside and emerging-market currencies. over five years, we are looking at 50% return in dollars. i do not think anything in global fixed income beat

. >> two and a half year-old em son grant is going all over lobby at shriner's hospital, his angelic face filled with excitement and joy. >> just been unbelievable. it is like a light switch has been switched. >> reporter: em or's parents brought him to shriners's desperate at home, assists on his spine has caused debilitating problems. >> we came to shriner's for lots of reasons main thing was hepp. >> reporter: part of the rehabilitation is in specialized equipment that allows patients to be upright, walking with support, technology, that is not available in the uk. >> it is quite limited and equipment that they used, and it is very limited as well. >> reporter: once family learned of the innovations here shriner's agreed to treat emerson for free as part of what they do our main focus has been getting him up and walking and taking steps. >> reporter: doctor bethenny lipkus says em sorries getting variety of physical therapy that he didn't get in the uk. >> this is first opportunity he has had to do, upright mobility, participate in body weight support in general. so the goal of th

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last year, middletown, ems made 532 runs for opioid overdoses.had more than 600 runs through june. they're using more counter effect of drugs. city leaders say they surpassed the $11,000 they spent on treatments last year and are on pace to spend more than $100,000 this year. >> my issue we are going to run out of money. city councilman, is proposing a three strikes plan. those who overdose once or twice, would have to perform community service and pay off the cost of the emergency response. if they don't, there might not be a response the third time. >> my message to addicts, yeah, stay away from middletown. we might not show up to treat you. >> that's harsh. >> it is reality. >> who are we to dictate who is saveable and not saveable. >> reporter: middletown ems saved shelley thompson's life when she overdosed on opioids in 2015. >> yeah, i was two minutes away from not being able to be here. she tells us she has been clean ape year and a half and insists any threat to withhold ems service won't deter addicts. >> the addict you know, they're hop

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. >> reporter: in pacifical of ah neighbors can tace through an app called nail 'em. they can report the possession, sale and use of illegal fireworks including photos and gps locations. in san jose, katie march zul ow, "abc 7 news." >>> of course, the safest way to watch is at a sponsored event in the city where you live "abc 7 news" has the bay area covered. head to our website, abc7news.com for a full list of festivals, parades and fireworks show. >> there's a lot going on. here is the question. will a uninvited guest, talking about fog, put a damper on tomorrow's fireworks in san francisco? it does happen. drew tuma is keeping an eye on the skies for us. drew. >> the fireworks will be competing for space in the sky with the fogomorrow evening. out lied, a live look from the explore tore yum camera. you can see the low clouds settled into san francisco, and this will be a similar sight morrow evening as well. the fireworks forecastn a nutshell, we'll have temps in the mid 50s and mid 60s with breeze and areas of fog around the bay. in fact, futur weather showing yo

bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power.t guest is a five-time olympic swimmer who has 39 world records and has won 28 olympic medals, making him the most decorated olympian of all time. starting this sunday you can see him on two discovery channel, shark week shows, "shark school with michael phelps" and then "phelps versus shark." [ cheers ] everyone, please welcome the greatest swimmer of all time, michael phelps! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> nah, thanks for having me. it's always fun. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. no, i mean -- >> i love coming on. i think, i think you got shown up. >> jimmy: i know, i know. she's a much better dancer. >> she -- her swim moves looked good, too. she had -- she had a good stroke. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: [ indiscerible ] i was breast -- breaststroking. >> you were doing the breaststroke. >> jimmy: i was doing the breaststroke. yeah, you know -- you know how i swim. man, come on. i want to thank you

you're seeing a lot of strength in em currencies, that will certainly help through a lot of em macro conditions. the weaker system will be european equities where at some point if you get up to 102, -- 120, 125 in the euro, you will see that cut into the fx general economic momentum in europe. you don't know exactly what that level is, but you're sort of seeing it reflected in the market prices where the fx is not really traded that well with its euro breakout. vonnie: are we going to see a bipolar euro again? does that also than impact the likes of germany? >> i think it's going to impact all of europe there. certain peripheral countries will be much more exposed and it depends on the collection of their economy. germany is a huge exporter. the hamburg shipping volumes are not going to love the euro at 125. the ecb, mario draghi are sort of sensitive to that. i think that kind of gets back .o this balanced discussion vonnie: what are the things hanging over this? europe just negotiated with japan. negotiations over the next few what both brexit and -- at point do the trade relations

oh yeah, i hear 'em all the time. i hear 'em all the time.""less than 15 minutes had passed after that first wreck was cleared up before tragedy struck again."and look how close the second crash was to the site of the first.it was almost 6:30 when a motorcyclist, nicholas brown, got hit by a big-rig truck."in the morning definitely when they come down this hill, and they're just flying."he was thrown from his bike, and died. the truck driver stopped for a few minutes, but then took off. c-h-p tried to find the hit- and-run driver, and thanks to tips from the public, officers did track him down.they say he's cooperating with their investigation. it's been a busy weekend with several fatal crashes at highway speeds all around the bay area this long holiday weekend.live in san pablo, spencer blake, kron four news. (pam) a 3- month old baby is in the hospital.. fighting for his life tonight . that boy and his mother survived a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed his two older brothers.(steve) concord police do have a suspect in custody. and tonigh

keep 'em open, keep 'em open. trump hired scaramucci to get rid of the white house leakers. call him a hitman. he's just a guy who was contracted to whack squealers by a powerful don. and the latest leak that has the mooch's fusilli in a twist occurred yesterday when politico published scaramucci's financial disclosure form revealing that he has assets worth as much as $85 million. how humiliating. yeah. now everyone knows he's the poorest person working at the white house. (cheering and applause) >> stephen: now as much -- that's got to hurt. as much as i've enjoyed what scaramucci said one week on his job, we got an incredible taste of unfiltered mooch today, when "new yorker" reporter ryan lizza published details of a conversation he had with scaramucci last night. i'm going to read you some of the quotes, but be warned, if you are put off by foul language, the mooch thinks you should mooch yourself in the head. i want to give a quick warning to the cbs censors: you guys are going to have to break out the emergency extra bleeps for this one. but it's not my fault. i'm jus

as i said from the beginning, let obamacare imemployplo em em >> rich: senate democrats are celebrating the bill's failure. senator john mccain's vote key in syncing this bill. his vote drew gasp from the senate floor. joined two other republicans. alaska and maine. it did repeal some parts of obamacare including the individual and employer mandate. this last-ditch effort to make good on a republican promise of repealing obamacare has failed. >> clearly a disappointing moment. from sky rocketing costs to plummeting choices and collapsing markets, our constituents have suffered through an awful lot. >> i would say to my dear friend the majority leader, we are not celebrating. we are relieved millions and millions of people who would have been so drastically hurt by the three poems put forward will at least retain their health care. localry reaction is coming in. cory booker says the fight isn't over. republicans in both chambers have made it clear they'll stop at nothing to enact their dangerous agenda. from delaware, we don't need a democratic victory. a republican victory, we need a vi

. >> reporter: in pacifical of ah neighbors can tackle through an app called nail 'em.can report the possession, sale and use of illegal fireworks including photos and gps locations. in san jose, katie march zul ow, "abc 7 news." >>> of course, the safest way to watch is at a sponsored event in the city where you live. "abc 7 news" has the bay area covered. head to our website, abc7news.com for a full list of festivals, parades and fireworks show. >> there's a lot going on. here is the question. will an uninvited guest, talking about fog, put a damper on tomorrow's fireworks in san francisco? it does happen. drew tuma is keeping an eye on the skies for us. drew. >> the fireworks will be competing for space in the sky with the fog tomorrow evening. out lied, a live look from the explore tore yum camera. you can see the low clouds settled into san francisco, and this will be a similar sight tomorrow evening as well. the fireworks forecast in a nutshell, we'll have temps in the mid 50s and mid 60s with breeze and areas of fog around the bay. in fact, future weather showing

procedures and the workplace violence policy is of the utmost concern to everybody in the fire and ems department. not only did they break rules, it makes the entire fire service look bad . we don't want to be portrayed like that. bihere recently with the tension of everything that's going on, this is what's happening. unfortunately until everybody has a seat at the table and can put their input on both sides i feel that this is just going to be more of an embarrassment for prince george's county, the fire service than it is for anything else. you feel like it could get >> yes, i do. >> now we're told the rivalry between the two groups dates there are about 800 careers. - firefighters and nearly double that number for volunteer firefighters in prince george's county making it one of the largest departments of its kind in the country. despite both groups responding to more than 100,350,000 calls piecefully there are incidents like what we saw over the weekend in berwyn heights, a career firefighter reportedly attacked a volunteer firefighter while they were both responding to this house

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kenneth still be the em story we saw at the beginning of 2016 and 2017?g markets will be one of the strongest areas for several years now. in theference between past, rising interest rates could be a concern. --rging markets because concern for emerging markets because they affect capital flows, but we think with economies growing enough to support the interest rate hikes, that is good for emerging and emerging markets win in that trade-off. betty: just to follow your point, we were taking a look at some of the other signals and warning signs. shows theart, it outperformance we have seen with em and developed markets since the beginning of this year. we also chart it with this early warning signal risk index, which measures financial stress, and it looks like it could be bottoming out in april. history does suggest once that index starts to rise, we cem stocks start to fall -- we see em stocks start to fall. hawkishness.t that you hear from the bank of canada and the ecb singing the same tune about raising rates. is that something we should be worried abo

paramedics on the scene, fire, ems near the taxicab line.here's some pieces of, who knows, pieces of the car or items on the individual before they were hit. according to the police, the severity of the injuries lange. some severe we're else waiting to see if there's fatalities. clearly this was serious, as they are putting one of several people hid inside the back of the ambulance. we're going to stay all these on the pictures and do this all together. steve hull is just joining me. he was with -- forgive me. steve rogers, tell me -- we don't know a lot, but if please on the ground, what are they doing? priority is what? >> priority now is to make sure they keep everyone safe. you will have a joint terrorism task force on scene, because brooke, unfortunately it looks like a passenger that we've had worldwide with people driving carts into a crowd. we don't know that yet, but that will be the priority, to keep the people safe. i don't know, brooke, because it's all fresh, if they captured. individual. >> we don't know. >> but that will be a

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nats: "ems is coming. rescue is coming."what happened after police arrived remains a mystery.officials have given few details.but the minneapolis star tribune reports that ruszczyk was unarmed, wearing only her pajamas, when she went to the driver's side door of the police carmultiple sources tell the star tribune, that ruszczyk was talking to the driver when the officer in the passenger's seat shot across his partner, striking ruszczyk in the abdomen, killing her. adding to the mystery - there is no video.neither officer activated the dashcam or their bodycams.ruszczyk - who had dual u.s. and australian citizenship - was engaged to be married next month -- a life coach and yoga instructor. nats of justine: "what i wanted to do was make miracles the norm."don damond was her fiance.don damond/justine's fiance: "she touched so many people with her loving and generous heart. she was a teacher to so many in living a life of openness, love and kindness."the deadly shooting splashed across newspapers overseas.one headline calling

oh yeah, i hear 'em all the time. i hear 'em all the time.""less than 15 minutes had passed after that first wreck was cleared up before tragedy struck again."and look how close the second crash was to the site of the first.it was almost 6:30 when a motorcyclist, nicholas brown, got hit by a big-rig truck."in the morning definitely when they come down this hill, and they're just flying."he was thrown from his bike, and died. the truck driver stopped for a few minutes, but then took off. c-h-p tried to find the hit- and-run driver, and thanks to tips from the public, officers did track him down.they say he's cooperating with their investigation.in san pablo, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) new tonight.. fireworks lighting up the skies over richmond.. it's the city's annual "third of july" fireworks show... and it just wrapped up about thirty minutes ago.the event is always held the day before all the other big bay area celebrations.. also today -- san francisco and san jose were gearing up for the big fireworks celebrations set for tomorr