three energy agency said in a report that the states power market also contributed to the shortfall because sufficient supplies were not scheduled ahead of time. the agency said the state has to keep current power generatio and find a way to increase resources by next year. >>> coming up. a former police officer facing criminal charges. the case back open two years after a controversial arrest. >>> millions of dollars in stolen property recovered. the arrests and what is being called california's biggest ever retail theft bust. they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. >>> the sheriff's department has made the largest boston california history. last wednesday a team of law enf

not european counterparts and some other countries and many members of the international atomic energy agency still believe that this is the future of nuclear energy. and they believe that the use of thermal neutron reactors and fast neutron react is a way to use spent nuclear fuel to recycle it. paula digging continues right after this. well look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obesity is too great trusts are both of them sheer. might take on various jobs and with artificial intelligence will summon the demons. of the obama's protect its own existence and existence. will. join me every thursday on the elec simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then . their own words or ahead. or behind for the feel good but so. far good. of every business people it's. just pretty good they're

not european counterparts and some other countries and many members of the international atomic energy agency still believe that this is the future of nuclear energy. and they believe that the use of thermal neutron reactors and fast neutron react is a way to use spent nuclear fuel to recycle it. politicking continues right after this. we did a survey just about a month into the pandemic and found that people said they lost 35 minutes a day less to unwanted interruptions at home which was kind of a surprise because you know with all the things that are going on until right now this is not the best of times to be to be doing it. and so that's one element the other element is they tend to give back 50 percent of the time that they would have otherwise spent commuting. to politicking or turning now to my interview with alexei look at each of the director general of the atomic energy corporation russia. in the 2nd part of this interview we talk about the 1st of its kind floating nuclear power plants in the arctic which critics have dubbed that show no bowl on ice and a little bit about the possib

not european counterparts and some other countries and many members of the international atomic energy agency still believe that this is the future of nuclear energy. and they believe that the use of thermal neutron reactors and fast neutron react is a way to use spent nuclear fuel to recycle it. politicking continues right after this. it was a very nice show from president putin that i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to introduce my it's not bashful mr donald trump thank you susan drew much for the. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that the news that's dishonest tell what i call that a reporter or an network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i can reverse the change fast changes so fast sometimes i'll say that's going to be a great story be a pretty good reporter not as good as you. can. do we'll see what happens who knows i always say who knows what we'll see on the field it will be success. my name is suck if a seat on the world social media has to ja

where renewable energy is cheaper than any other source of energy, so we saw the international energy agencyar power systems are the cheapest system anywhere in history. equally, bp, when it analysed the future of energy, said that under all scenarios, even if we have business as usual, it predicts a massive increase in renewable power. in fact, it expects renewable power to be the fastest growing power in the history of humanity. so some strong indicators that renewables are getting cheaper and may be the cheapest source of fuel. at that point, think about it. that's what you would invest in, so suddenly all the energy of investment goes into renewable energy and other forms of energy fall away and that is what i think china is seeing may be happening in the next couple of years, at which point they are very well placed to seize a huge potential. interesting, bp once called itself british petroleum, but would not be wise to focus on that these days. henry, bringing you in as an american journalist that... worked for a paper in a city that suffered extremes this year alone. isabel was talkin

denmark has granted the russian led nord stream to approval to operate in its waters the country's energy agency released a statement about the situation saying north stream to a.g.d. has been granted an operations permit for the north stream 2 pipelines on the damage danish continental shelf adding quote the permit has been granted on a number of conditions to ensure a safe operation of the pipelines and the natural gas pipeline is under construction and will run from russia to europe across the baltic sea and danish waters. and the e.u. has now launched a legal action against the u.k. claiming that the country did not withdraw legislation that would breach the breakfast deal which was agreed to by both sides last year issue is new legislation put forward by boris johnson's government that would override specific parts of the withdraw agreement called the northern ireland protocol the president of the u. commission said that the e.u. had invited the u.k. to quote remove the problematic parts of their draft internal market bill by the end of september and that they have failed to do so. problema

energy program or policy. we have 20 different agencies in the federal government responsible for the production, the regulation, the information about energy, the conservation of energy, spread all over government. this is a gross waste of money, so tough, competent management of government, giving us a simple efficient officials, purposeful and manageable government would be a great step forward and if i'm elected, and i intend to be, then it's going to be done. >> well i'd like to press my question on the number of federal employees, whether you would really plan to reduce the overall number, or merely put them in different departments and relabel them. in your energy plan, you consolidate a number of agencies into one, or you would, but does that really change the overall? >> i can't say for sure that we would have fewer federal employees when i go out of office than when i come in. it took me about three years to completely reorganize the georgia government. the last year i was in office our budget was actually less than it was a year before, which showed a great uh improvement. also, we had a 2% increase

a warning from the international agency -- energy agency. at the oil market will low fromlong-lasting the coronavirus and it will peak at a lower level. in a report saturday, the agency said oil consumption will fall 8% this year before returning to pre-pandemic levels in 2023. hedge funds billionaire ray dalio is donating $50 million to fund a center dedicated to health equity and justice. news giving the money to york presbyterian hospital. the center will focus on reducing differences in access to quality health care that overwhelmingly affects communities of color. that is your bloomberg is this flash. francine? tom? tom: thanks so much. mentioning hydrocarbons, we are glad to have the governor of the central bank of ghana with us and if human us. scott thiel continues with us. i want to do the blackrock math, and what it comes down to is that we are all flying blind. don't have a risk-free rate, we don't know what the map is, we don't have the sharpe ratio and we don't have the anchor anymore. daydo you do the math every in fixed income

the international energy agency coming out tonight with their world energy outlook. 2014.ast its peakmal coal for power generation in 2018. we are now in the second consecutive year of decline. they now see that as the permanent trajectory. now the only question is the rate of decline. will it be down 1% or 5%? shery: tim buckley, it was great having your insight. thank you very much latest on coal and the australian industry. director of energy finance studies at the institute for energy, economics and financial analysis. coming up, the big u.s. banks are set to report. whalen global advisor chairman chris whalen tells us what to expect. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: big u.s. banks are preparing to report and not taking chances when it comes to potential loan losses. analysts are expecting they will set aside another $10 billion for bad loans. let us discuss that with whalen global advisors chairman chris whalen. loan loss provisions have been steadily what we've been looking at since the start of this pandemic. have conditions worsened that will see an even more conservative approach

getting that new forecast from the international energy agency. the nasdaq is the bright spot.lightly down as well. we are seeing amazon get a boost today on prime day. we are watching disney up more than 3.5% at last check as it turns its attention to streaming services, something that analysts and investors had been urging through the pandemic. iseresting to note, apple not doing so well today. down slightly as it unveils new phones. highly anticipated because they include the 5g technology that once deployed broadly could be a game changer in terms of the types of applications that could be brought to bear. us,d kirkpatrick is with techonomy media ceo. let's start with the importance of these phones. we know they are faster, apple says that they will run on a network that is faster. how important is it that these phones are here now? david: really important. 5g is a significant transmission a change in the industry. in this announcement today, they are saying for some of these phones come in optimal conditions, they are getting 4 gigabytes beads. in our homes today, if we ca

according to the chronicle three crucial energy agencies report that the state's electricity market contributedshortfall because sufficient supplies were not scheduled ahead of time. they must keep current power generation and storage projects on track and find a way to increase resources by 2021. >>> a few hours ago amazon held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new fulfillment center in oakley, it's at the contra costa construction center complex. it's expected to provide about 2,000 jobs. >>> still to come at noon, another top honor for uc berkeley professor. we're learning about the nobel prize in chemistry. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farr

warning from the international energy agency.t says the oil market will suffer a long-lasting blow from the coronavirus. they predict demand will take years to recover, and will peak at a lower level. they say they will return 8% this year before returning to prepend event levels. -- to pre-pandemic levels. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is nothing unconstitutional about this process. is a vacancyis that has occurred through the tragic loss of a great woman, and we will fill this vacancy with another great woman. the bottom-line is that the senate is doing its duty constitutionally. jonathan:jonathan: senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham there. that is where the focus is in the senate right now, filling the vacancy on the supreme court. from new york and london, good morning to you while. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your price action loo

three crucial energy agencies report the state's electricity market also contributed to the shortfall, because sufficient supplies were not scheduled ahead of time. the agency said the state must keep current power generation and storage projects on track and find a way to increase resources by 2021. >>> still ahead here on the 4, president trump's accountant is being ordered to turn over some of his tax records. the ruling out of new york city today. >> all right. with many restaurants now ready to go back to indoor dining, some employees face a dilemma here. many may not feel safe. so do they go pack to work, or possibly lose their job all ♪ coming up tonight at 5:00, we'll have more on the tough decisions that some tell us they are being forced to make. >>> plus, this afternoon we continue following a developing story in san francisco. we are awaiting an update from the san francisco fire chief about the death of a firefighter today. he died in a training accident at a facility in the city. this was the scene outside of zuckerberg general hospital a short time ago as his body was b

governor gavin newsom demanded an investigation into the blackouts but the state's 3 major energy agency say they work just lots of contributing factors into why the power was turned off. all right, let's switch gears a little bit here and talk more about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside of the bay bridge, a mix of smoke and fog and just gray gloomy skies out there today it really feels like fall in our meteorologist rebecca strom is here now with a look at our much cooler forecast good afternoon good afternoon just tenia the cooler forecast is here and we're definitely seeing it's over the next couple of days and into your weekend. >>but all the cloud cover here behind me you can see it's been a little bit hazy as well around the bay area. but a nice shot of the golden gate bridge and you can duck they feel. the fall season coming along because it's really starting to feel that way across the bay area now. we watching that unsettled weather weather pattern that's on the way to the bay area. and it looks like the chance of rain it's just going to be a really slight cha

now denmark has a preview operation of a russian led gas pipeline and its water this country's energy agency made the announcement on thursday the north stream to is a natural gas pipeline system running from russia to germany with 2 lines under construction the german government has recently come on the pressure to pull out of the project off the poisoning of russian opposition figure in a volley project is more than 90 percent complete and scheduled to begin operating next chair well still ahead for you on the news out of hospital cases of rising new knock downs are in place and fresh what for whoa what is european nations rattled by a strengthening coronavirus savage. and then forced labor and worker exploitation why a malaysian company has been banned from selling its products in the united states . europe's was coronavirus hotspot madrid is going to head into iraq down in less than 40 hours time but the local government is valued to challenge it a self-governing region initially backed out of spain's plan to impose a partial lockdown on wednesday but madrid's leda isabel day as i used h

the levelised cost of electricity, wind power, has been falling rapidly and the international energy agencyingly competitive but we need from the government to join private investment. we certainly find there are opportunities in this space and we have explored environmental opportunities. energy efficiency and the government commitment to this area only helps a scale that up further. there is definitely an opportunity. looking at where they are saying the investment is going, it is looking at manufacturing in teesside in the north england, and scotland and wales. these are the places that will see the investment and thejob that will see the investment and the job creation. these parts of the country, that is what is needed, isn't it? absolutely. and there is a link with what we're doing in the public investment aside and the clea n public investment aside and the clean energy side and the outlook for jobs and as clean energy side and the outlook forjobs and as i said before, looking into the stability of the face. how do we draw more people in who have lost jobs we draw more people in who

leadership with our allies, the international energy agency and a key element of the iea is the strategic stockpiling of petroleum we do in the u.s., but all our allies do that in coordination with the international agency. obviously that took an act of congress to set up strategic petroleum reserve but i think most people would recognize a bipartisan success over decades. how does the reserve differ from the national defense stockpile and should this stockpile be expanded to take on a role similar to strategic petroleum reserve, would you need authorities or funding? is there a pathway to make that happen? let me just mention, that would provide security but also market certainty. i mentioned earlier whenever there is mine or processing facility, not just the u.s. but around the world that looks like it is going to make progress on critical minerals, the chinese have aggressively worked to shut it down by flooding international markets. this is an important issue for economic security, what is your thought on that and how can we implement something like that? are already are we doing it?

a new internal review of the state's energy grid found the agency was selling power to other states oflackouts last month. the independent system operator or cal iso found a series of errors led to plaqblackouts in mid-augment they thought it had more power available than it did. that led to managers scrambling to find more electricity. >>> it's 6:46. a recent outbreak of covid at a small shasta county college is now being credited with bumping the entire county down to a lower tier status. 120 students and teachers have tested positive. the county is now moving back to the red tier from orange. at the same time sacramento state just announced a new record enrollment despite doing all distance learning. >>> a small city in the east bay is expected to get a big boost for its economy. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live where amazon will officially cut the ribbon on a new distribution center later this morning. bob? >> reporter: good morning, laura. earlier we did speak with the mayor of oakley who tells us this new amazon distribution center on wilbur avenue expected to create 800 j

energies associated with donald trump's victory in 2016. >> tucker: for a news organization to work in concert with the federal agency to repress dissent domestically, i would never imagine that would happen, but that is happening is happening. >> right. at the full story of this i would need hours to explain, just a little detail, she wrote for her final dominic hello fellow journalist who feels ethics classes. one of her sponsors of her manual on how to ruin trump supporter's lives by uncovering their personal information is belly cat, an organization funded by an eb and our own government. taxpayers are funding this. >> unbelievable. >> tucker: the guy who leaked the access hollywood tape to "the washington post." great to see you tonight, congrats on the story.

you got the environmental protection agency that's supposed to protect our air and water. it's run by an energy lobbyist who gives polluters free rein to dump pollution into our air and water. it ain't right. the labor department. that's supposed to protect workers. it's run by a corporate lobbyist who has declared war on workers, trying to gut protections to keep essential folks safe during a pandemic. making it easier for big corporations to steal their wages. the interior department that's supposed to protect our public lands, our wilderness, the everglades. it's run by an oil lobbyist who is just fine with selling them to the highest bidder. you've got an education department run by a billionaire, who has gutted rules designed to protect students from getting ripped off by for-profit colleges and is stiff-arming students looking for loan relief in the middle of an economic collapse. you've got the person who runs medicaid who is kicking more people off of medicaid. come on. it ain't right. so what are you going to do about it? you gotta vote. you've got to vote. when joe and kamala are in c

the environmental protection agency that is supposed to protect our air and or water is right now run by an energyobbyist that gives polluters free reign to dump on the mooted poison into our air and water -- unlimited poison into our air and water. the agency supposed to protect workers and rights is run by a corporate lobbyist who has declared war on workers, guts protections to keep essential workers safe during the pandemic, makes it easier for corporations to shortchange them on their wages. the interior department that is supposed to protect our public land and wildlife and or wilderness right now is run by an oil lobbyist determined to sell it to the highest bidder. you have in a deficient apartment that is supposed to give every kid a chance and that is run by a dea billionaire guts rules designed to protect .tudents i mean, the person who runs medicaid right now is doing the kick people off medicaid instead of sending them up for medicaid. come on! wenzhou and come along are in charge, they will not surround themselves with hacks and lobbyists. they will appoint qualified public servants

. >> joe biden's son had been working in an energy company and joe biden's dealings with ukraine and china as vice president. u.s. intelligence agencies were not spying on giuliani but the people he was talking to in ukraine including this man according to a source familiar with the matter. he is part of a russian effort to interfere in the election against biden by, quote. according to an august statement by the office of the director of national intelligence. >> if russian intelligence is feeding information to derk to giuliani it means it's making its way into the lelection bloodstream. >> he has nothing to do with biden. >> can you please explain the nature -- >> i didn't know he was a russian agent. >> all of it to attack hunter biden over the weekend. >> they found hunter's laptop. where is hunter? hunter is not doing so well. >> reporter: last week giuliani and former trump official steve bannon provided the "new york post" with emails alleging ukrainian partners with a possible meeting with joe biden when he was vice president. a meeting the biden campaign says never took place. experts say the emails cannot be authenticated.

you have the environment protection agency that is run by an energy lobbyist that gives polluters free rein to dump unlimited poison into our air and water. the labor department, that's supposed to protect workers and their rights. right now it's run by a corporate lobbyist who's declared war on workers, guts protections to keep essential folks safe during a pandemic. makes it easier for big corporations to shortchange them on their wages. the interior department, that's supposed to protect our public lands and wild spaces, our wildfire, and our wilderness, and right now it's run by an oil lobbyist who's determined to sell them to the highest bidder. you have the education department that's supposed to give every kid a chance, and that's run by a billionaire who guts rules and find to protect students from getting ripped off by for-profit colleges and stiff-arm students looking for loan relief in the middle of an economic collapse. i mean, the person who runs medicaid right now is doing their best to kick people off medicaid, instead of signing them up for medicaid. come on. when joe a

amsterdam yan have account senior expert on nuclear energy and energy policy at greenpeace in tokyo michael prayer president of the shin gets to news agency and also in tokyo tomohiko taniguchi a former special advisor to the cabinet oceans are also professor at the care university graduate school of system design and management welcome to you all i'd like to begin in tokyo with you tom he could turn to gucci the fact that they're doing this now the fact that they are considering releasing this treated radioactive water into the pacific ocean has many people alarmed why would they dump radioactive water into the pacific ocean there are 2 kinds of names 2. car water and mr carr and you're using 2 descriptions one is to call it contaminated another treated the fact of the matter is it is that the amount of. water no longer contaminated because there is an hour range amount and system called alcs that is advanced a liquid processing system the only remaining radio active material is. but everyone knows the tritium is on pole in our poll supply and natural water's a bowl kinds it is in the human body and if you ask anyone in this field even i

the energy relationship seems to be burgeoning and it's a serious undertaking when agencies put resourcesinto embassies, especially non-state department officials that don't have huge overseas role. this is pretty significant in terms of resource allocation and a signal at since. >> right. i think we can publicly count on one maybe two hands the number of energy attaches went anywhere around the world. cindy going to our embassy in seoul absolutely conscious that his reflection reflection of the increasing prominence of our energy related relationship with the republic of korea. korea is a major producer of american petroleum picks something i would note that also take place on your tenure several years ago, of course north korea is a major producer of natural gas. this is reflection of the fact that when you talk about our security relationship, our alliance, it's not just the military aspects of this. we have to look at security very broadly and that includes energy security. the u.s. is absolutely a safe and reliable and secure partner for south korea to trade in energy, and i think ou

i saw presentations in other agencies on the many categories of energy users that are actually eligible. it's much bigger than i thought and we really should be doing what mce is doing in helping customers take full advantage of the pool of money they took from us in the first place. lastly, i do want to back up eric on the virtual power plant in a slightly different angle. i work with a lot of different agencies at the regional level. i'm trying to get rules passed and ordinances adocumented and things like that. i think the timeframe on this grant and this pilot project implementation shows the need to supervise our ambitions. separately from we have to do this argument that eric is making, i want to point out that this pilot project, the timeframe is ending in 2024. we talked about 2030, which those who are not climate exp t experts, but since 1990. they talked about 2030 was far away and we would have jet packs by then. now we're almost reaching 2030 with some of our regulations that we're putting online at certain agencies and the project won't come on board until 2024. in order fo

you've got the environmental protection agency that is supposed to protect our air and water. it is run by an energy lobbyist that gives polluters free reign to dump unlimited poison into our air and water. it is not right. it ain't right. the labor department is supposed to protect workers. it is run by a corporate lobbyist who has declared war on workers trying to get protections essential folks safe during a pandemic, making it easier for big corporations to steal their wages. the interior department that is supposed to protect our public lands, our wilderness, and, we have an education department run by billionaire who has good rules designed to protect students from getting ripped off by for profit colleges, stiff arming students looking for loan relief in the middle of a can economic crisis. you've got the person who runs medicaid trying not to get more people in medicaid so they get better healthcare but to kick more people off. come on. it ain't right. what are you going to do about it, you got to vote! you've got to vote! when joe and kamala are in charge they are not going to surround them

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comment for you, new energy act Ãa at the embassy, the energy relationship seems to be burgeoning here and it's a serious undertaking when agenciesput resources into embassies, especially non-state department officials that don't have a huge oversee so this is pretty significant in terms of resource allocation and a signal attempts. >> i think we can probably count on one, maybe two hands the number of energy attaches we have anywhere around the world and sending anyone to our embassy in seoul, it's a religion of the increasing prominence of our energy related relationship with the republic of korea. korea is a major purchaser of american petroleum , something i would note that you can place on your tenure and of course korea is also a major purchaser of natural gas so i think this is a reflection of the fact that when you talk about our security relationship, when you talk about our alliance , it's not just a military aspect . we have to look at security very broadly and i think that includes energy security and the us is absolutely a safe and reliable and secure partner for south korea. to trade and energy and i think our attac

energy of a. barely string his sentences together. our government's ability to respond effectively has been undermined firehall or not our agencies and disparagement of science. to drive a global response to dramatically dramatic are going to crush by the damage trump has done to our credibility and our relationships around the world. and he was valerie durham i am a conference or actor for. the conference out in las vegas that happens every year and i'm also a dancer. i live outside of washington d.c. . talking about the election just saying it's been years now since i felt like the 4th of july dependents day celebration is actually a celebration of. i prefer to wear black and stick instead of red white and blue because i feel like we've gotten off track from. where we are need to be in terms of freedom. so when i'm looking at this year's presidential the 2 main presidential choices and frankly quite horrified. i feel like what is wrong with us as american citizens and i hate to be brought to top this fight we have a quick grabber and a pedophile we have a bombastic wind bag and a bumbling fool who has lied in plagiarized for his en

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