let's welcome stephanie flanders, senior executive editor for economics at bloomberg. let's start with the bank of england. why consider negative rates when there are theoretically other tools? we have the federal reserve for the -- furthering state contingent further guidance. why negative rates is a possibility for the boe? reporter: i think it's a game where the bank of england wants to always seem like it has a lot left in its arsenal. that is something the new governor has been keen to stress since he took over from mark carney. with the moveued today and had a debate with i were u.k. economist about it today. they certainly don't want traders to rule out the possibility and they want to keep people guessing. the main thing certainly of our economists is still that the next move, if they have to do more to ease, which they probably have to do more to the end of the year, would be more quantitive easing rather than negative rates. . they want to keep it open and they might be inching closer to it, which has been much more negative about it. romaine: and as far as t

much longer as belgians go back to school and work a new study shows 70 percent of the people in flanders no longer support endemic guidelines look at what's behind corona 14 in belgium. our brian todd was good to have you with us today president trump is due later and . taking his reelection campaign to a city torn by protests and violence since police shot and paralyzed a black man over a week ago on rest. american cities has become a top issue in this election campaign the president says he will protect americans while his challenger joe biden accuses them of stoking the violence. this was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in connote a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white vigilante. the 17 year old was caught on ca

that is stephanie flanders of bloomberg economics.till ahead, interviews with two former democratic presidential candidates, develop patrick and tom steyer. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. citigroup announced a transition at the top as ceo of michael corbett announced his plans to step down after the first of the year and turn leadership over to jane fraser, which would make her the first woman ever to run a major global bank. for a view of city's performance, we welcome scarlet fu. scarlet: it is about time. jane fraser is stepping into lead city. she is a former partner at mckinsey. private bankiti's and latin american operations. this year she has had the challenge of leading the banks through the pandemic, especially making plans for returning workers to the office. paul sweeney of bloomberg radio points out jane fraser's appointment is another sign of the rising confidence in the consumer side of the bank versus investment bank. citi

but the country has one of europe's highest death rates nevertheless a study into speaking region flanders home to more than half the population shows 70 percent of people no longer support the restrictive measures aimed at slowing the spread of the virus reporter teri schultz sent this report from brussels. that covered 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but couvade $1003.00 teeth is growing so many months of isolation so many masks. i mean it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i if i enter in the shop if i go in the metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition micro for stratton who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all but we don't know if you have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of b

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say they are no longer willing to stick to restrictions a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders more than half the population shows that 7 out of 10 did not support the pandemic regulations the w.'s teri schultz. the covert 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but kovac 19 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation and so many masks for me it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i fired her in the shop if i go in the metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition michael johnson who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all at the moment we don't know in fact you have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures that's down from more than 80 percent

that they are no longer willing to stick to restrictions a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders where more than half of the population lives shows that 7 in 10 do not support the curbs. teri schultz reports. the covered 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but kovac 19 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation so many masks for me it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i fire and if i go into metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition michael for stratton who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all at the moment we don't know in fact we have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures that's down from more than 80 percent in march when the p

belgians say they're no longer willing to stick to restrictions a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders home to more than half the population shows that 7 out of 10 do not support a pandemic regulations. teri schultz has more. the covert 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but 1000 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation and so many masks for me it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i. if i go into metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition michael johnson who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all but we don't know if you have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures that's down from more than 80 percent in march when the pandemic 1st hit h

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no longer willing to wait here too restrictive measures a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders where more than half the population lives shows that 70 percent of people no longer support these measures you know be used teri schultz has more. the covert 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but 1000 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation and so many masks for me it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i. if i go into metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition michael for stratton who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all that we don't know in fact you have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures that's down from more than 80 percent i

here are a few inches of this, taking from the flanders field museum. that is pretty incredible. destruction has shaped our view of the ecological impact. lines, majoront damage to nature on the battlefield was short-lived. here is a picture of a famous path from france into belgium. it was memorialized with this painting. today, this is what we would see. greater environmental change occurred behind the lines. mostands that suffer the stood pretty far from the fighting. we can think of armies as biological entities which depended on a military ecology of energy. to maintain the biological welfare of soldiers, states commandeered resources, expanding the footprint. coal was a principal source of industrial energy in 1914. be call was there would shortages. shortages,otential .hey rationed it this is a british pamphlet instructing citizens. ,don't burn coal burn wood instead. there is a massive expansion of timber extraction, and deforestation accelerated in an uneven fashion. britain cut down nearly .alf of its forests the opening of the panama canal inered the cost of imports br

thousands ofjobs along this corridor in the flanders region are in the food production business.greement is signed before the end of the year. this is the family—run agristo factory — one in three of these chips ends up on a british plate. but if the uk and the eu start trading on world trade organization terms, a 14% tax — or tariff — will be added to frozen products exported to britain. that means fries are more expensive to make and deliver, and for customers to buy. tariffs, in our opinion, is the worst which can happen for the whole of our value chain. so not only for the potato grower, but for the processor. also for the retailer and the final consumer. after four years of brexit drama, philip just wants certainty. i would ask all politicians, both europeans and british, to come once to a factory, and if we would work in the same way, and if we would play the same games like they are playing, we would not have a stable family owned business for over 30 years. professor hylke vandenbussche is one of belgium's leading economists. her detailed research for the governmentjust b

none of the courtesies were extended to donald trump or general flander anybody else, quite the opposite. i think this has the potential to be very very powerful. again what frustrates a lot of people whether they like a certain candidate or not they just want them to treat them all the same and they clearly have not done that. that's why it's important and by the way i hope that the investigation, the report from durham comes out whenever it's available. i hope they don't delay because of the election. i hope they release it when it's available and i think it's something that should be seen by people before the election in november. lou: one thing is very clear, that the democrats, the obama administration and the deep state of our in orchestration, worked hard and effectively to steal the midterm election of 2018 under the cloud of bringing the president into a special counsel investigation and all of the charges that were made that were proved to be groundless in investigations and actually preliminary investigations as well. it's an outrage and hopefully we will see justice served he

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belgians are no longer willing to stick to restrictions a study in the dutch speaking region of flanders more than half the population shows that 7 out of 10 do not support the pandemic regulations teri schultz has moved. the coverage 19 infection rate is declining in belgium but kovac 19 fatigue is growing so many months of isolation so many masks for me it's like something really oppressive t.-bo who doesn't want to give his last name despises social distancing and defies the rule to wear a mask in downtown brussels if i. if i go into metro ok but if i walk alone in the street no no that is really too much and tivo is hardly alone in his opposition michael for stratton who represents the protest group virus madness says no one should have to follow restrictions except to the most vulnerable how many people would die if we would not take any measures at all at the moment we don't know in fact we have no idea new research shows just one in 3 people surveyed in the dutch speaking part of belgium still supports the safety measures. that's down from more than 80 percent in march when the pa

juan: obviously if he is capable of it, that right away would call out one of the big flanders that trump'sn busy with, the joe biden has lost his marbles, he sleepy joe, incoherent, he is doddering, will he be there and all that kind of stuff, people can see for themselves that they have been led down the garden path by this guy. and i think people will be aware of it. if you are asking me, is it smart for biden to say mr. president, that is not true, i think that is to his advantage, the key thing here, remember trump trails in these polls consistently after two conventions and all the charges and all the things that he said. he even trails in ohio according to the latest fox poll. when you look at that, the one that needs a game changer is donald trump and that's why he's resorting to reality tv tactics like drug test, must have a drug test, i will take it you take it. where is this coming from, where does that have to do with anything. that is the tactics that he is using. jesse: i don't think trump will lose ohio. katie you understand what the president is saying with a drug test, he h

thousands ofjobs along this corridor in the flanders region are in the food production business.e eu start trading on world trade organization terms, a 14% tax or tariff will be added to frozen products exported to britain. that means fries are more expensive to make and deliver and for customers to buy. tariffs, in our opinion, is the worst which can happen for the whole of our value chain. not only for the potato grower, but for the processor. also for the retailer and the final consumer. after four yea rs of final consumer. after four years of brexit drama, philip just one certainty. i would ask all politicians, all europeans, all politicians, all europeans, all of the british to once come toa all of the british to once come to a factory and if we would work in the same way, everyone would play the same games they are playing, we would not have are playing, we would not have a stable family owned business for over 30 years. this professor is one of belgium‘s leading economists. her detailed research for the governmentjust detailed research for the government just before detail

. >> this is teresa flanders, something for item -- speaking item 19, request to be continued. we are prepared to present an opposition today. >> clerk: okay. thank you, theresa. i'm going to give you one more shot, if you are prepared to submit your public sir? no? okay. members of the public, if you would like to comment on matters proposed for continuance, press star, three. >> yes, hello. my name is pauli marshall, and i'm here to speak to san francisco, and i would like to oppose the continuance because we're prepared continued from last time, and we've scrambled to get ourselves prepared this time, and we don't understand why there needs to be a continuance. thank you. >> clerk: okay. i do see a couple more people here. go ahead. thank you. >> this is steve collier on item 11, opposing the request for continuance. we have organized an opposition and are here today to present it. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is mitchell bromer from the san francisco housing alliance, also speaking in opposition to the continuance on item 11. we are prepared and ready to go. >> cl

. >> this is teresa flanders, something for item -- speaking item 19, request to be continued. we are prepared to present an opposition today. >> clerk: okay. thank you, theresa. i'm going to give you one more shot, if you are prepared to submit your public sir? no? okay. members of the public, if you would like to comment on matters proposed for continuance, press star, three. >> yes, hello. my name is pauli marshall, and i'm here to speak to san francisco, and i would like to oppose the continuance because we're prepared continued from last time, and we've scrambled to get ourselves prepared this time, and we don't understand why there needs to be a continuance. thank you. >> clerk: okay. i do see a couple more people here. go ahead. thank you. >> this is steve collier on item 11, opposing the request for continuance. we have organized an opposition and are here today to present it. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is mitchell bromer from the san francisco housing alliance, also speaking in opposition to the continuance on item 11. we are prepared and ready to go. >> cl

this is theresa flanders, seniors and disability action, and i just want to declare my absolute supportor this ordinance. it is so important, and i also want to thank the members of the board for supporting this. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss flandrick. thank you, please. >> sorry. zero callers remaining in the queue. >> chair peskin: okay. public comment is closed, and i would here by make a motion to continue this item one week, to the meeting of august 17. on that motion, madam clerk, will you take a role call vote, please. >> clerk: on the motion as stated by chair peskin -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam clerk, could you please read the next item. >> clerk: yes. item number 4 is an emergency ordinance to temporarily prohibit construction projects in buildings with any residential rental units that require the suspension of water or electricity service to residential tenants without providing alternative sources of water and power due to the covid-19 pandemic. call 415-655-0001. enter the immediating i.d., and press pound,

thousands ofjobs along this corridor in the flanders region are in the food production business. chips ends up on a british plate. but if the uk and the eu start trading on world trade organization terms, a 14% tax or tariff will be added to frozen products exported to britain. that means fries are more expensive to make and deliver, and for customers to buy. tariffs, in our opinion, is the worst which can happen for the whole of our value chain. so not only for the potato grower, but for the processor. also for the retailer and the final consumer. after four years of brexit drama, philip just wants certainty. i would ask all politicians, both european and british to once come to a factory and if we would work in the same way, and play the same games they are playing, we would not have a stable family owned business for over 30 years. professor hylke vandenbussche is one of belgium‘s leading economists. her detailed research for the governmentjust before covid struck suggested more than 40,000 belgians would lose theirjobs if there‘s no trade deal. i think people think it's over,

this is theresa flanders, seniors and disability action, and i just want to declare my absolute support for this ordinance. it is so important, and i also want to thank the members of the board for supporting this. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss flandrick. thank you, please. >> sorry. zero callers remaining in the queue. >> chair peskin: okay. public comment is closed, and i would here by make a motion to continue this item one week, to the meeting of august 17. on that motion, madam clerk, will you take a role call vote, please. >> clerk: on the motion as stated by chair peskin -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair peskin: thank you, madam clerk, could you please read the next item. >> clerk: yes. item number 4 is an emergency ordinance to temporarily prohibit construction projects in buildings with any residential rental units that require the suspension of water or electricity service to residential tenants without providing alternative sources of water and power due to the covid-19 pandemic. call 415-655-0001. enter the immediating i.d., and press pound