which one, em or u.s.? jeffrey: em. kathleen: em. nick: u.s. and to wrap things up, yellen, she is gone. we have got powell in the hot seat, which means yellen 2.0. kuroda gets another term. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get draghi 2.0? jeffrey: no. kathleen: no. nick: jens videman. jonathan: there you go. jeff from blackrock, kathleen and nick from j.p. morgan asset management. great to have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. 12:30 p.m. new york time. 5:30 in london. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get a $200 prepaid card when you buy an iphone. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfnitymobile.

which em or u.s.? one, kathleen: e.m. jeffrey: em. nick: u.s. and to wrap things up, yellen, she is gone. we have got powell in the hot seat. which means yellen 2.0. kuroda gets another term. i wonder what happens to the ecb. will we get draghi 2.0? kathleen: no. nick: no. jens videman. jonathan: there you go. jeff from blackrock kathleen and , nick from j.p. morgan asset management. great to have you with me. we will be here the same time next week. 5:30 in london. this was "real yield," this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg "etf iq." where we focus on the assets, risks, and rewards of exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: are we on the cusp of seeing the whites of inflation's eyes? how the latest wage income and price data are causing a shift in investors' portfolios. ibm's watson is now stock picker, sort of. we talked to the team behind aieq. it's an actively managed etf that uses machine learning to choose a new stock every day. and this week there is an etf for that, we take you inside one that

attached to my report is ems six stats as well as division of fire prevention and investigation. permits, outreach. as well as inspections. and so, one thing i like to mention at the end of the investigation, both fire marshal and i are a bit concerned that the open fire investigation reports are going up, but he has tasked assistant chief pruitt to be hands on. also attached is my november -- the airport sffd division, december we didn't get, we'll attach it to the next report. and that concludes my report and i'm available for any questions. >> thank you chief gonzalez. is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner veronese. >> i understand from reports chief that within the last two months there have been testing of our members that fought in the fires up in napa to the extent that the information is available. i would like to get some information on of course without specific individual information but information on whether or not anything has arisen from the tests we should be noting. i think it's pretty clear these forest fires are turnin

said: em debt, we do not think there are major increases.look at central banks mining less debt and developed markets, -- buying less debt and developed markets, there is an increase between 2019 in 2017, so we will have a massive increase in developed markets. lisa: massive increase in supply and yield? said: supply. but em has the opposite problem. they have inflation dropping. many of the countries are growing faster and debts will get smaller. lisa: but they leveraged out and have increased their leverage are medically. debt,but when corporate when it is in dollar terms and it is weakening, that will not present a problem for now. david: geoff, going back to your call on em equities, how much is dependent on tech? in 2017, it was surprising how much of the em indices for equities were driven by tech. do you expect that to continue? geoff: can i be a politician and answer the last weston? -- last question? e.m. leverage has started to fall but government leverage has increased and corporate leverage is falling over the last four years, an

our fire service, our ems, our sheriff's team is very good at what they do. they immediately began to assess the people here, they immediately began to assess and set up a triage system. it was phenomenal how fast they handled this. i've been here for quite some time, but i was just amazed at how quickly they got everybody sorted, taken where they needed to go and now they have the -- >> mr. francis, if you could, please tell us what is going on on the scene right now. robert francis, do we have you on the line? >> yes, i'm here. >> mr. francis, i know there are two fatalities and roughly 70 injuries, but 147 people they were able to transport off the train into safety at this point. what is the ntsb looking at right now? >> we are going to go back to paul kirby and try to get mr. francis back on the line there. paul, you have been standing by, and it has been great to have you here because we know we're looking at this picture that you have taken, you're about 100 yards -- >> the one with the fire truck came off lexington county's w website, okay? that came

were are they not all one ems equipment replacement figure? >> they are all the same project, so to speak, it's based on expenses. for ambulances and defibrillators, it's equipment supplies, and then, we have preventative main nances on our defibrillators, that's a separate classification. >> so that $1 million figure is really for defibrillators? >> yes, and ambulances. the old style that we have for our fleet it's approximately 170,000, and as you know we're currently piloting the new project for the smaller ambulances, and they are, i believe, i want to say 90,000 or so, maybe approximately 100,000. >> fully outfitted? >> yes, but the two models we have are not completely outfitted. they're more test cases that we're currently reviewing, but they would be -- if we went forward with them, they would be significantly cheaper than the current models we use. >> so with 1,137,000, we can probably get ten ambulances out of that, correct. >> yes. the budget is with the older style, which would be 15 ambulances and 15 defibrillators. obviously, tha

when you look at the relative value across em space, we like being long em currencies. a lot of imbalances in the major em countries, some good political news in south africa. one of our favorite trades will be earning income, earning carry by being long on a broad basket of em fx. flix: what did you make o your reaction to a stronger dollar. if we have a weaker dollar trend, do you need to rethink that theory? andrew: it is a minor stress test for em, but the volatility that we had before, em performed well. since last a rise september in terms of real and nominal rates. em fx has performed pretty well. unless you get big surprises, for example, a surprise on u.s. inflation would be difficult. with the baseline view, we think em fx looks good. for generally, the outlook e.m. looks good given the fundamentals. david: what about bonds? spreads have really narrowed. does that mean that they are fully priced, that there is not as much of an opportunity to buy into e.m. bonds at this point? andrew: on the dollar side it looks reasonably tight, you can find opportunities but

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that plays into the entire em complex.you have this idiosyncratic story with this leader wanting to push ahead with reform, that is a given that south african assets will outperform in the short-term. yousef: you mentioned the emerging markets, we are looking at the yield for junk bonds fall below their u.s. counterparts. for additional context, it did not last long. what is read on this chart, also some of the other calls when it comes to the likes of turkey? >> it is an interesting chart. it shows the music is still playing, so while it does, you have to get up and dance. the tide has not yet gone out. that is what that is building up in turkey poses quite an interesting counterpoint to south africa. growth is still quite strong, around 5%, whereas around south africa it is anemic. in turkey, you have little reform momentum. if anything, reforms are going in the opposite direction of what a lot of investors want to see. in south africa, it is the opposite case, there is a lot of optimism. in turkey, we are seeing growth

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and the prospects were em.lly i think you can higher rates not considered good for emi you also here people saying that is kind of broken down. not a sensitive. what is the link right now? joe: what is think about this. incurrencies got hammered 2015. they collapsed. was veryhe dollar strong. right now, the whole dynamic has been reversed. u.s. dollars started to weaken. went up,urrency interest rates are beginning to fall. you could see that in brazil, a lot of countries. when interest rates started to e a good reasons for stock markets there's outperform everybody else. i think this is really a sort of turning.cycle dynamics,k at the that is where the case for em becomes very strong. julia: thank you so much. chen xhao there. scarlet: coming up, other any fiscal hawks left in washington? perhaps just one. deposit deal passing could come with a price tag of $2 trillion in debt. how does the deficit boom and? this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: what'd you miss? the only physical have left in washington. senator rand

for em, you need to see em growth continue and em inflation contained. that is something we expect.d differential between em and developing markets is over 2%. we think there is room to em growth wille continue and not be at a rate that is inflationary to the emerging-market economies. alix: thank you. coming up, steve mnuchin versus jeff gumbel. what side are you on? this is bloomberg. ♪ adding general mills is natural dog and cat food to a portfolio that includes haagen-dazs and cheerios. global food giants have been snapping up makers of natural and organic food. selling phoenix group. the price is $4.5 billion. % stake in is a 26 aberdeen. shares of hewlett-packard enterprises are higher in premarket trading. the company issued an optimistic forecast. signs of theng turnaround under the ceo starting to work. that is your bloomberg business flash. treasury secretary mnuchin and brushing aside worried over inflation saying you can have wage inflation and not have inflation concerns. jeff gundlach says that is not true. he says we are going to expand the buffalo art museum without

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however, the fire chief who was on scene that day said it is a procedure that ems can't go inside untilaw enforcement clears them to enter. the fire chief said law enforcement couldrc not initialy confirm if the suspect fled or was deceased, making it too dangerous to let ems inside. that's the fire chief telling fox news in part that decisions can be made in a vacuum. it isit possible that those that are upset aboutt not being allowed inside simply do notot have all of the information, that our law enforcement partners had in making their decision. the florida department of law enforcement isn't just a baby all all of the actions by the broward county sheriff which will hopefully shed light on the timeline of that day. >> i know a lot more then you will do now. so i'm going to say is yes, i believe there needs to be a full investigation. i don't think some people wereti honest. we are going to investigate this in florida and the right thing will be done. >> tucker, a rules committee and the florida senate voted down a proposal on a statewide ban on assault weapons. tucker? >> tucker: t

george: i love 'em.heather: they're both great and have very different flavors, which is great 'cause they can be incremental purchases. one person likes one, they're more apt to pick up the other. louie: i'm actually impressed with the quality of the salsa. it tastes authentic. adelo: so we got an order? heather: yeah. and i think the la market is probably the best place to start. adelo: great. thank you so much for this opportunity. lemonis: not only was adelo a great listener, not only did he create a connection with the buyer, he knew exactly the right things to say. he did a great job. and i think that, if you can nail sam's club, the sky's the limit. heather: thank you for coming to see us today. lemonis: thank you very much. we're looking forward to it. we're excited. louie: adelo. lemonis: george and i will be at the first store launch. when i first met adelo, he lacked the polish and the structure and the discipline it takes to run a good business. and now he understands that the details matter.

david: within the em space, any preferences? what gets you excited?ee earnings improving. and it is closing the korea discount. we like china. we believe in the reforms that are happening in china. we see momentum building up. we also like russia, where we see earnings improving and a cut in rates, which is helping domestic demand. we do like selectively some latin american countries. yvonne: real quickly, we are looking at china next week. are there certain things we are looking out for in terms of anything that could surprise us and shift your portfolio and how you play china? fabiana: we do not expect any big surprises. we expect the deepening of reforms. we are looking at more announcements from a protectionist standpoint, more soe reforms, more financial reforms. and we're looking at gdp growth rate of 6.5%. david: one concern that has come up since the selloff in china, is that a lot of the money that went into china was funneled through these wealth management projects. with china looking to clamp down on some of these wealth management product

i was talking to an ems worker this morning who was amazing, and she just talked about not u givihope, and every time she goes to one of these overdoses, she just wants to revive the person, because she doesn't -- it doesn't matter to her if they wake of angry or happy or thankful. she just wants to save another life and give a somebody another chance. that is how most of these departments were feeling laura: how about the impact on the families of addicts themselves? paul: i think it is incredibly hard on families. they are consed about how to treat their relatives. we met families who are just not giving up hope. we met an incredible mother out in massachusetts who just talked about her son, about having to come out about her son being an opioid user and being homeless on the street.ar as at, people are always asking, how are your kids doing, things like that.th here is a who is reaching this level of openness. e think we are seeing that more and more around untry. parents are coming out in their children's obituaries talking about what happened. people are using this moment to rais

. >> where would you be looking for exposure when it comes to em debt >> given that the u.s. is in hiking mode, monetary tightening mode, same in the eurozone, probably at some stage in japan, we're saying be a little bit more cautious on that side, on the local currency side, be more exposed to the stories that give you more carry, but in dollars and that is the em credit space. there you have a number of countries like argentina, ukraine, subsaharan african countries providing you with some buffer. but in general, if you look at the diversified we're looking at 4%, 5% of yield return just including the spread >> you talk about hiking in the u.s. and europe and japan, we've also talked about the impact that the weaker dollar is having around the world especially in em would you want to be a strange bankcentral banker in those places in. >> i think central bankers have done an amazing job over the last four years. they hiked rates in places like turkey, brazil, russia, even mexico on a forward looking basis. real interest rates are 3% plus. current deficit accounts have been

. >> we caught 'em! hey, we caught 'em. it's so much fun. we're like the great sleuth. >> tonight, congressman adam schiff on the vote to release the democrats' memo. and senator richard blumenthal on the president's charges of treason. >> can we call that treason? why not? >> reporter: pl >> plus, debunking the lies of devin nunes. >> papadopoulos had never even met with the president. >>> the stock market is at an all-time high and continue tos go up, up, up. >> the politics and practical reality of today's historic market loss. and what the president's deportation force is up to while no one is watching. >> no one should have the right to destroy a family like this. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight, the democratic rebuttal that we've heard about to the nunes memo is headed to the white house. that's after the house intelligence committee voted unanimously to release it earlier this evening. now, this happens on a day when the stock market went into free fall, just as the president

an accident involving a pedestrian, hearing there are injuries on the scene so ems workers on the scenen upper moreland sitting down easton road near mill road. stick to moreland road as your alternate matt. >> thanks karen. a new washington post abc news poll on the gun control debate was released overnight. it shows most persons want actions to prevent future mass shootings but not everyone agrees on the best way to do it. overall 77 percent of americans blame congress and 62 percent say president trump is not doing enough to prevent the violence. when it comes to solutions, 77 percent want to address mental health issues. more than half of those polled say there should be stricter gun laws. when broken down by party lines, democrats significantly outweighed republicans in their support for gun control. conservatives favored health screenings and arming teachers in school. the support for banning assault weapons remained flat compared to two years ago. >>> the poll also showed less than half of americans surveyed favored arming teachers in schools but top police commander in delaware

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over in that chamber both em republican andratic lead remembers trying to come to a compromise on a long term spending bill that would fund the government for two years and it would increge spendoth for defense and for non-defense. and that is a point that is very important to democrats. ey call it parity. and they say that would be a win for w them. course keeping the government open though is one of the key responsibilities of lawmakers. this is a long term spending al that h alluded them for many months but both sides say they are very optimistic they can reach a compromise soon. >> one of the things that wall street is also worried right now is the status of the debt ceiling. what can you tell us there? >> sue, this is something that is on the tablede to be inc potentially as part of that longer term, two-year spending deal. but lawmakers have not decided whether or not to actually go forward wit that strateg yet. the deadline for raising the debt ceiling is around mid march according to the congressional budget office. so they have to do this soon. unclr if itill be part this larger

making it work out of evans, that was meant to be a temporary site for very dedicated ambulance and ems division. we're looking forward to getting the project right and getting a facility deserving of the hard work of the men and women at the san francisco fire department. thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you. commissioners, mr. vice president? >> vice president nakajo: thank you president cleaveland. thank you. in terms of drawing of the facility, we have seen other renditions early in the design, are there anymore slides that have a little more content in terms of what the facility looks like beyond what you just showed? maybe not at this point but at some point? >> absolutely. so as we develop the design, we could ask the architects to produce other points of the facility and share them with you. >> vice president nakajo: okay. this is very, very exciting. i always seem to say something to the fact that i've been on this commission for a while. what that means, when it comes to different phases of the department, when it comes to our facilities, traditionally you come in her

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but we only run them when we need 'em. so we're only using these when we want them.the normal operations, we use energy-efficient pumps, very large plumbing sizes so the hydraulics are superefficient. >> walking up the bridge over the lazy river. i mean, this is crazy. how many times you go through different designs? >> i mean, on a -- even on a simple-as-this bridge, we probably designed four or five or six different models of a bridge. we have amazing software programs. so we're able to put most of this in photorealistic design and come up with being able to see this in the customer's eyes from any perspective. >> it took about 600 tons of boulders, nearly 1,000 yards of concrete, and 9 months of construction for the red rock team to create this oasis. >> so now that we're at the top of the heap here, i mean, i'm looking to see how large these boulders are, man. these -- you had to bring these in by cranes? >> uh, by cranes and by trucks. i mean, the boulder behind you is probably about the size of a cadillac, about 25, 30 tons. so we're talking a massive amount of

so you have ems workers coming to the scene right now. accident a little slowing on the 30 bypass eastbound approaching 340. in concordeville an accident on route 41, gap newport pike at limestone road. so, watch for that accident as well and in cherry hill they have some emergency construction going on right now blocking the left lane on route 70 westbound past 295. unclear how long that's going to have to last but it caused huge delays yesterday afternoon during the rush so if this stays out here, i mean, you know what a mess 70 is in cherry hill anyway so if you block a lane it's just not good. i want to show you these temperatures here. it's 23 in quakertown and -- that doesn't want to disappear, 25 in warminster, 28 in center city and the suburbs in new jersey it's also in the 20's. we're below freezing everywhere. take a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it's 26 degrees colder in philadelphia than it was at this point yesterday. bundle up. cold this morning. chilly this afternoon before the milder air comes back, matt. >> a bi

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government telling them what to do, and living their lives, and all of a sudden, goldwater brought 'em out. >> you and i have a rendezvous with destiny. >> johnson personally felt the government had to be active in people's lives in order for you to get what you needed. private industry, private sector, wasn't going to do all of it -- couldn't do all of it. >> man: if you look at the raft of laws that he passed in the subsequent year or two, it's enormous. it's most of the fabric now of our social policy. >> when johnson went with the civil rights act, remember, winning in the biggest landslide in the history of the country, he lost five southern states. >> man: certainly all the polarization we're talking about now has a lot to do with that realignment of the country, with the south becoming republican. that '64 election really changed the country. >> man: it was a momentous election in a lot of ways. it transformed the way that politicians talked to their electorate through their advertising. >> woman: our children should have lots of vitamin "a" and calcium. but they shouldn't have

you said eventually ems showed up. and how hard was it to get people help? >> you know, they got there actually pretty quickly in my mind. when i got off the train, i yelled to the gentleman that i saw checking pulses. i asked him did he get a pulse? he said not on that one. that's the one that dr. marshall was working on with dr. rowe. i went to the other patient. dr. mike burgess was with me as well as several other doctors. he was bleeding from the nose. we were very diligent in trying to make sure that he maintained an airway and that he kept breathing and checking his vital signs. i ultimately one of the spouses on the train is annan she anesthesiologist. she tried to do an intubation. he wasn't sedated but it had a positive effect because he reacted to that. of he gradually was a little more responsive, show unconscious. he left still breathing on his own but facilitated as his airway was maintained. >> it is is just incredible. the stories of what happened on the train are incredible. the fact that all of you we