bloomberg's emily chang joins us with her perspective. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco this friday, june 2nd, 2023. >>> welcome to the show. i am priya david clemens. stay with us tonight for an important announcement about this program at the end of the show. >>> at first, tony thurmond started his job as state superintendent of instruction in 2019 after representing parts of the east bay in the state assembly. the states public schools are dealing with unprecedented issues exacerbated by the pandemic. staffing shortages, low literacy rates, absenteeism, and a mental health crisis among students. frenemy now is our state superintendent, tony thurmond . thank you for being with us. we will dig into these hard issues in a moment, the first would you share with me what drives your passion for education? >> education is everything for me. it seems my life, you know. growing up as the son of immigrants and having lost my only parent to cancer when i was six years old, being raised by cousins i never met until i showed up

changed. jon: some great insight or insight, emily. were mentioning some of those other interviews you had. new episodes of the circuit with emily chang pair every thursday at 10:00 p.m. on bloomberg tv. you can catch it on the bloomberg cap, bloomberg.com, or listen to the companion podcast. coming up, the impact of canadian wildfires south of the border with ilion's under air-quality alerts. the latest details. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost... just another word for not as good as mine. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $899 save $200. plus, 48-month financing on all beds. shop now only at sleep number. jon: this is "bloomberg markets ." heavily polluted air covering much of the eastern u.s. is likely to linger until tuesday as the impact of canadian wildfires ripples south. laura is joining us with more details. you have been asking these questions on how much more we have to be watching for. what are we hearing? laura: we hearing from new yo

emily chang sits down with openai cto and linkedin co-founder reid hoffman.. ♪ >> certainly housing is interest sensitive and it's one of the first places that is helped by low rates or held back by higher rates. we saw that over the course of the last year. alix:lennar boosting its forecast. the stock by over 4%. had solid guidance for 2023. let's get more on this with some -- >> persaud long the story has been dominated by interest rates. we saw share price dip last year ahead of the rate cycle. now we are hitting an all-time high for the shares of 33% this year. part of that is what is happening in new orders. we have a chart of this. the outperformed expectations. new deliveries also revised higher for the year. there was a lot of positive stuff in the earnings, the other thing was margins. those coming in ahead of analyst expectations at 22%. that is positive for the story. shows that lennar is keeping costs in line. part of that might've been improving prices a lumbar. the chairman, stuart miller, talking about how consumers in a new normal with interes

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on tech, evan williams opening up about 11 mosques takeover in the premier of the circuit, with emily changlable online at bloomberg originals from tim :00 a.m. in sydney. much more to come on "daybreak australia", this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh shery: you are watching daybreak australia, bloomberg invest conference is underway in new york, bringing together some of the most influential leaders in finance. let's discuss a few highlights and bringing annabelle for -- we are hearing lots of different views when it comes to the health of the u.s. economy. annabelle: this has been a huge couple of days, it is extending into friday. a lot of different speakers coming from different backgrounds. one of them, who we know for his propensity to find foreign events talking about impact of high interest rates. he says it is

bloomberg's emily chang has done that. place safe travels below the seat limit -- speed limit and sometimes take white briefs and signals randomly to change lanes or try to change it for no clear reason and a lot of road users you do get frustrated and honk. but pedestrians do not seem to notice that no is and the driver seat or they do not care. i get to ocean beach and i decided it is too cool so we change plans and go to the app and let's go to twin peaks and get dropped off. off. waymo cannot go all the way so just meet near and the app tells me how to work the extra path. wait times vary on where you are. there's no fee but waymo shows us what the trip would've cost. it is not ask for a tip. the service runs 24/7 but the wait list for san francisco is more than 80,000 people. ed: you can read more about my story and what it's like to write in autonomous car on bloomberg terminal and bloomberg.com. a final check in on bitcoin. we have been talking about bitcoin trading at its highest level in a year now back above 31,0

today, the debut episode of the circuit, a deep dive into major areas of the technology market with emily chang or episode she speaks with twitter cofounder and former ceo evan williams and jason goldman, a founding member of the team. she asked about their first reaction to the takeover of twitter. >> yeah, it was surprising. i'm trying from m of the first bursting. >> the idea he was going to buy the company seems like he's not serious. the way you put in a reservation on a fancy sports car. >> there have been moments where i started this thing. in the world bought it and it is this big new story. i was like, that's weird. emily: did any part of you think this is interesting? >> i like interesting things to happen. i'm not a fan of things staying the same. twitter have been getting better and better. the trajectory of improvements in the year or two prior to belong, -- elon musk, -- we will see what happens. we may differ on this. >> i was concerned because everything he talked about that he wanted to do with the products may seem lightly considered, we have to defeat the bots, but no it is h

on tonight's episode of "the circuit," emily chang meets with haley bieber who talks about founding hercare company, celebrity beauty brands and social media backlash. haley: i felt like when i announced the brand they were people who were like, here is another one. i get that. i understand. i'm coming from the point of view were i am like, trust me. i know. but this is my approach and it is different to other people. ed: to watch more of that interview, watch "the circuit" tonight at 10:00 p.m. on bloomberg television. we will stream it on bloomberg originals. let's get back to "bloomberg technology." one of the fears behind fully embracing artificial intelligence is the spread of misinformation and misinformation. it is part of what seekr and bear grylis and why they have committed to giving young people the tools necessary of making informed decisions about online content. joining us now is bear grylis, tv host and author. let's get right to it. i know you advocate for the importance of survivor skills. why is computer literacy or even engagement with ai the next survival skill in yo

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[applause] caroline: that was emily chang and sam altman. i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. this is a special edition of "bloomberg technology." coming to you live from the bloomberg technology summit. what a way to start. the man of the moment, sam allman. the top level saying we need global regulation. things will go wrong but the future is bright from a technology perspective. caroline: optimistic. some clarity around his own motivating forces. wanting to make impact. wanting to further technology for good and sort of seemingly at odds with what humanity -- why most people want to know why he has not much skin in the game financially. he says he will make money in the future, don't worry about it. interesting perspective on china and russia and the fact that he does not have great insight there at the moment either. ed: me too. the theme of the summit is the turning point. sam talked about how little we know about what is going on in china in the field of artificial intelligence. he framed it is the biggest step for mankind in terms of

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anna: emily chang speaking with the openai ceo.of very human language to talk about what is artificial intelligence. let's get to the markets. european stocks, this is bloomberg markets special edition coming from london. we are without the u.s. and in that context we are done by 7/10 of 1%. losses on the way one sector doing pretty well is the banking sector. rates go higher. we have seen that as part of the narrative today. might there be something in it for the banks at least in the short term? down by seven tents of 1%, the big macro story of the morning handed to us. a bit of disappointment about a lack of concrete fiscal measures being announced ahead of the weekend and over the weekend. and to support the chinese economy, there has been expectations building. we saw some of the stocks sold off in china onshore and over in hong kong. monitoring the u.k. rates during the highest level since 2008. you want to see that just moments ago. about 5% for the first time since -- will levels we haven't seen since 2008. coming up in the

think once we figure that out and that is our purpose and everyone was all in, it's changed so much for us. >> emilyoung team? >> kayleigh: this is amazing, the amount of wisdom is incredible. grace, alyssa, jayda, joy over happiness, applaud you all. >> emily: ou was always one of my favorites. these girls, i'm their number one fan. they are incredible. >> pete: i agree, i've never been a softball fan. you are right, wisdom and perspective. i watch that and i get the chills. that is not what the reporter was expecting to are had. i hope my kids have that perspective. what great parenting and coaching, biblical perspective is beautiful. >> emily: your kids will, because of you and jen. dagen mcdowell, what say you? >> dagen: i'm just blown away by not just their faith, but their unity, their unity and spirituality and their praise for christ and i just hope -- you know what they're going to do. they're going to go out and spread the word of jesus, in years and decades to come and i can't wait to see what they do with their lives. >> cheryl: this resonated on twitter, i was looking at stats. 361,000

emily: we are in 2007, you guys get to south, southwest, what are you feeling, oh my god we created this thing and we're going to change the world? evan: yes. [laughter] there was a time in which having a cell phone was not a significant edition to knowing -- condition to knowing what your friends are doing. emily: there's so much intertwined with world history. can you pick your fave tweets of all time? evan: plane landing in the hudson. it broke twitter. i was just like what? emily: favorite celebrity on boarding moments? evan: i got invited on oprah. >> sitting next to me is evan williams, the cofounder of twitter. evan: the plan was i will talk about twitter, she would ask me questions and she was sent her first tweet on air. she hit the key with the yellow tape on it. it did not send the tweet. the tweet went away, and the cut to commercial -- they cut to commercial. jason: you impersonated oprah is basically what it was. [laughter] evan: another memorable one was the dalai lama. supposedly he wanted to be on twitter. it was awkward. he was delightful. it felt like i was here to sell him on twitter. i said, we're

. >> emily: i'm terrified of the day medical books will be changed, how will we proceed if there arenicole: it is bizarre, what is nonman who is attracted to a nonman? why spend so much time on this glossary, i hope they are educating people at johns hopkins and making sure they can be competitive with china, be cutting-edge, be a country putting out top-class scientists who can solve the problems of the world. it is mind-boggling somebody spent hours and hours going over the words and details of the new glossary? >> ben: how many people touched that piece of paper before it got to them? >> martha: many people signed that glossary. what did they do? had to delete it the next day. let's get serious, folks, really. >> ben: i'm waiting for the moment, when bud light happened, you could tell a bunch of men, uh-huh, not going to be the but of the joke. the whole crowd died laughing, socially unacceptable. men did that overnight. women have to ral and he do that when things happen and have to do it in women's sports. i still am shocked women are still allowing men to play, like these teams

together with the d.n.c., emily's list president butler, and planned parenthood action president alexis johnson. [cheers and applause] they are leading the way to change, protect reproductive rights, and you get to hear from them in just a few moments. but i don't know about you, i'm ready and i'm fired up. because let's be clear. this is what we are here to do. we're going to take back the house and expand our gains in the senate. [cheers and applause] we're going to keep president biden and vice president harris in the white house. [cheers and applause] we're going to codify roe and protect reproductive health. [cheers and applause] and we are going to help this incredible administration finish the job. [cheers and applause] are you ready to roll your sleeves up and get to work? [cheers and applause] i am too. thank you. >> please welcome speaker emeritus, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] ms. pelosi: hello, everyone. this is a day, right. virginia, thank you for your rousing remarks and your commitment to the good health of america's women. in addition to that, the generosity of spirit, sharing your daughter's story because when we're talking abo

change around the world? today we're talking with german and bass with united states emily harbor and the chairman of special olympics, tim shriver. tim, let me just say thanks. thanks for it. well, thanks to both of you for joining us. thank you. mean your mom and dad you come from. i'm just going to put it out there. the kennedy clan, you know, uh your father and mother were very key to launching special olympics. i'd love you to share with our audience that may have heard about special events, but what was the founding origin story of special olympics and, and what does it mean today to those nations that hosted? well, i think the, the, the, the original story here is the story that is common to many families. my mom grew up with a sister who had an intellectual challenge. she saw her parents struggle, she saw her sister struggle, she saw the absence of care, compassion, opportunity, justice. and it made her in parts deeply compassionate toward her sister and in parts angry towards the culture. it was as though the world was setup to deny her sister, her dignity and humanity, and she set out on her life t

that kind of mindset needs to change both at the corporate level and university level. >> emily wilkins thank you we appreciate your update. mortgage rates are jumping after the gdp revision diana olick has the latest read. another big round number again. >> i know, kelly bond yields surged after the higher revision on gdp as well as the big drop in jobless claims and mortgage rates followed the average rate on the 30-year fixed jumped 13 basis points crossing over 7% for the first time since the end of may. that according to mortgage news daily. mortgage rates follow the yield on the 10-year treasury. i note buyers seem to be getting used to the higher normal. mortgage applications to buy a home have been rising for three straight weeks new home sales surged higher than expected and while the report on existing homes showed a drop the realtors said that is about lack of supply, not about lack of demand. >> thank you dmin olick, 7% mortgage rates are back. >>> a retail rebranding. overstock.com announcing it will relaunch as bed, bath & beyond after buying their rivals ip jonathan johns

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change has been a real problem. it's the science that shows us that. >> emily: kevin, you're from montreal and our heart go out to all those affected by the wild fires. fires. >> kevin: this is not unprecedented and in large acres of forest, this is common. in large pine forests, every couple of decades lightning strikes a massive fire and kills the under brush and the forest cops back stronger. it's a natural cycle. i understand why a politician would want to point a finger saying it's climate change, no it is. it's forest fires and they u.s. in the u.s. and mexico and south america and europe and here. unfortunately in the case of this one, it fell into a low pressure over new york. now, this -- i was here yesterday and i was like everybody else saying my goodness, what's this? i can smell the wood. but i also went online and i don't mean to this to make light and the most beautiful images ever photographed in new york was yesterday. it's stunning at dusk what new york looked like. it was like mars and i'm a photographer and saw images i've never seen before. i'm not saying this is a good thing but, wow, look on yo

change you have. danny provision begins his exile and valve roost under a deal that ended his brief meeting in russia. the hello, i'm emily, angling this is l 20 line from jo. how so coming up, rushing a strikes. he's a restaurant in the east and ukrainian city of crime and tours killing at least h p.

change it. >> stephen: who have a new show called "be my guest" or you invite people. emily>> stephen: do you like interviewing people? >> stephen: i do. i am encroaching on your area. you know i love, i love the research. with emily blunt, to see the first movie she ever made. >> stephen: which was? >> ina: it was called "gideon's daughter." i can't believe i got that. she was fantastic. absolutely fantastic. so i get to see the arc of somebody's career but also the problems that they have. things like, emily had a stutter when she was a little girl. if she hadn't had a stutter, her teacher would not said to her, you know, you should try out for the school play. she had no interest in acting and it changed her life. so i find those things really interesting to hear about people. >> stephen: speaking of people's early career, we just had pete buttigieg on, secretary of transportation. you may not -- people may not know you worked at the white house. and of the ford and beginning of the carter administration. do you miss anything about the white house? >> ina: noel. >> stephe

emily: it was memorial day weekend. no one wanted to work. all of a sudden, the deadline changed.will run out of money on the first, wait, it is a holiday. we will run out of money on the fifth. >> harris: why not the tenth? another chance a bite at the apple. >> emily: when you talk about joe biden, his philosophy before work for him. but he hasn't thought since a campaign event he hasn't gone to the battleground states and he avoids the press. he is not going to participate in the dnc debate, which i understand is normal for any incumbent. i would love to see you bobby kennedy and marianne, karl rove said on fox, you really need to know this candidacy. he was watching desantis give a speech. what i like about this speech as we are learning about him and learning about his record in florida and who he is as a politician and what you will give to the country. i thought i think the reason trump know so well is because we do know him and where he stands on the border, inflation the number one issue right now and the economy is number one. crime we know where he stands on crime. we k

change. well, let's go over to read and now to speak. so correspondent ebony show when filed the report, you just watched. emily used to report from moscow until dw was banned from russia . to, to have you on the program, emily, as, as you say in your report, most russian opposition politicians are in jail or they're in exile. and it's pretty dangerous to be opposing in russia. how risky is it for all konstantin con, cause to be doing what he's doing? i think it's very risky, frequent since he intends supposed to be doing what he's doing, especially as i mentioned in the report even it seems our environmental action like the action that he's taking could become more and more risky. just recently, the authorities close down the environmental organization green piece. so it could be that that is an indication that even environmental action like that could become more and more considered to be political on that by the authorities. so it's really rare um, at the moment to have a opposition politicians at all, who can still speak publicly and consent to con, consult for. i also spoke to on the phone. the said to me,

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now emily maurizio, who's the, the boss of differential now and he's a woman, is getting quite a lot of flak for that. so i think we'll see some changes next year. and what about joe, which you can we call in the greatest of all time? so it's tricky is me. i mean, we've got to remind ourselves that serena williams has also been 23 grand slam titles. he's now retired. there is actually somebody's 11 mold in both dr. rich. and so we knew williams that's margaret colt. that's the one who left in 1973, before 976810. it was very different. no, everyone could play in a be tournament. so in the modern game it's, it's dr. beach and serena. but when you talk about the greatest, what do you mean? do you mean in terms of numbers or do you mean in terms of style of play? and many tennis purist would still say that roger federer is the greatest tennis player all the time. that comes to my head is actually because so many people fell in love with tennis again because of him, he was just so effortless. the way he played, you know, all the advice. so a lot he was and all these more than plays grooms all the time in the used to go unlikely to run it

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the development change you have denny provision became his, his exile in belarus under a deal that ended his brace meeting in russia. the hello, i'm emily. angling, this is elijah 0 line from so ha, also coming up russian and strikes. he to restaurants in the eastern ukrainian city of crime and tours, healing, at least as painful as muslims around the world celebrate age of ida, the based of the sacrifice. we report from guys, um how people there. i'm mocking mutation. i'm capturing a day in the life of the world's most famous band will take you inside an exhibition of photos taken by pull mccartney at the heights of visual mania. the welcome to the program we begin. in ballard, we swear the bug number as in range. if you have any precaution is confirm to be living in exile and travel there on tuesday after leading an armed rebellion against russia, james, early on the russian president, alexander lucas shank and broke it that deal which allowed precaution to move to ballers and ends the brace mutiny 5 pounds. no find his while rushing presidents letting me put him cold back to his actions. treasonous rushes, f as base security service

change you have any precaution begins. he's exile in bella roost under a deal that ended his race meeting in russia. the hello one, emily, angling this is l g 0. live from dough house are coming up. russian is dry. caesar restaurants in the ac printing and cd is kinda towards killing at least people as muslims around the world celebrate age as ada, the space to the sacrifice we report from gaza on how people there must be the occasion and smoke from wild fires in canada, blankets some cities in the united states once again, and riches is far away as saying the problem to the program. we begin in belarus, weatherbug numbers and reach a thing of guinea precaution is confirmed to be living in the exile and travel there on tuesday after leading and um for bally and against russian things. early on, the russian president, alexander lucas shank, a broken video that allowed for those. and to move to bella ruth and in the brief mutiny buying 5 know 5 his while letting me a persian code 5, his actions treasonous rushes, f s based security service has dropped the criminal charges against production sizes. as bringing uli a chaper

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need to be part of this change award winning filmmakers from around the world, presenting tales of true life. the weakness on just the of the you're watching now do 0. i'm emily anglin. hello. he's a reminder of our top story. is this, our russian state news is reporting the wagner group is handing all over equipment to the defense ministry. the state security service, the f s b is also reported to have dropped criminal cases in relation to the um to meet me on saturday and is doing a confirmation on that. the vaccine chase yup. guinea precautions whereabouts, but a flight link to the volume and groups been tracked. landing inventories on choose 10. and julia, russian president vladimir persian has met the top officials in the kremlin page and often find his choice to lay down their arms. excelling bella roost. sign on with the russian military and still on that story. the full out of the short lived mutiny by russia's masonry. wagner group has reported that among the many uncertainties is how the real value and will impact of boxes, operations in africa, rushes of foreign minister. so a lever of and says operations will continue. let's take a look. and as kn

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change. we have still six more months left in the gear. -- year. haidi: all of this will be fitting through to the asian session. annabelle: it is interesting what emily was discussing. the debate investors are having, is there more room in the rally to run? the sentiment in the session was to the downside in asia. we have most futures around the region pointing to a weaker stock. the golden dragon index falling to a multi-month low in the session. off nearly 5% at the close. that is something that bill -- will be weighing on sentiment. let's change because there is still be opportunity for investors to look for opportunities. overlooked stocks in this market, baidu is highlighted by morgan stanley. they are looking for the best ai place in china. a lot of the enthusiasm for investors so far this year has concentrated on names in north america and japan, korea, taiwan. but they are highlighting this one. they are ready have their own chatbot. the company says -- morgan stanley saying this is the top pick for the ai china trade. haidi: one to watch as we get into the trading session. alibaba turning to familiar faces to guide the company through a rest

together with the d.n.c., emily's list president butler, and planned parenthood action president alexis johnson. [cheers and applause] they are leading the way to change, protect reproductive rights, and you get to hear from them in just a few moments. but i don't know about you, i'm ready and i'm fired up. because let's be clear. this is what we are here to do. we're going to take back the house and expand our gains in the senate. [cheers and applause] we're going to keep president biden and vice president harris in the white house. [cheers and applause] we're going to codify roe and protect reproductive health. [cheers and applause] and we are going to help this incredible administration finish the job. [cheers and applause] are you ready to roll your sleeves up and get to work? [cheers and applause] i am too. thank you. >> please welcome speaker emeritus, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] ms. pelosi: hello, everyone. this is a day, right. virginia, thank you for your rousing remarks and your commitment to the good health of america's women. in addition to that, the generosity of spirit, sharing your daughter's story because when we're talking abo

emily runs with her husband alex, they're still locked into a much higher price. here, the energy costs have more than tripled to around £1,500 a month. and because businesses are not affected by the changethe higher prices, even though we know the energy prices have gone down. how do you feel about that? it's pretty sad, to be honest. it feels like there's no need for us to be paying such a high price, other than the contract that we are in. but the reason we're contracted in is because we had no choice at that time, because otherwise if we were on a variable limit, we wouldn't have been able to afford the energy. so it is really frustrating. itjust feels like it's stalling us — very much two steps forward, one step back. as for the future, there's little sign of prices falling much further any time soon. the boss of british gas owner centrica says the average household bill is likely to stay around £2,000. it's very difficult to tell, because it's all driven by global energy prices and at the moment the way the market's looking it should come down to— around £2,000 and then stay roughly there and there's no indication it's going to come below £2,000, but over the next nine months or so

change. at home near macclesfield, emily has just had an e—mail to say how gas and electricity bill is aboutriable limit, we wouldn't have been able to afford the energy. so it is really frustrating. itjust feels like it's stalling us and very much two steps forward, one step back. as for the future, there's little sign of prices falling much further any time soon. the boss of british gas owner centrica says the average household bill is likely to stay around £2,000. it's very, very difficult to tell becuase it's all driven by global energy prices. at the moment, the way the market's looking it should come down to about £2,000 and then stay roughly there. there's no indication it's going to come below £2,000 but over the next nine months or so we would expect it to stay at that level. when we had the issue in russia last week, prices rose by 20%. some of that will feed into energy bills going forward. we don't know where prices will go. but there are indications we've all reduced our usage, as people try to bring down bills at a time of persistently higher prices. that might seem obvious. of

changing to a lower amount? >> i don't have the answer to that. emily do you? >> i think it's just the total not to exceed amount. >> yes, the not to exceed amount. >> we have a red line version that we can email to you right now. >> yes. >> on the motion to recommend as amended as a committee report. vice chair supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> chair ronen. >> aye. >> ronen aye. the motion passes without objection. >> [gavel] >> can you please read item number two? >> yes item number two is a res approving the first resolution between hamilton families and the department of homelessness and supportive housing for shelter operation and services at 260 golden gate family shelter extending the term by 36 months from june 30, 2023 to a total of july 1, 2020 through june 30, 2026 and increasing $11 million not to exceed $21 million and are authorizing hsh to enter into any additional amendments. >> thank you and emily welcome back. >> round two. good morning again supervisors. the second presentation today is anying approval toes extend