frans: indeed.he critical care in equipment like ventilators, patient monitors, ct scanners follows the peak of the pandemic in every geography, and currently, we see very strong demand in hotspots in emerging markets and north america. on consumer demand, we have seen a recovery of demand in china after the first quarter but we are not yet entirely back to 2019 levels. where weowed europe have done remarkably well, actually, given the circumstances and as the second quarter unfolded, we saw the demand starting to come back. we had forer growth especially our connected critical care equipment plus the fact that for diagnosis and treatment, we still had a big order book and the recovery of this consumer demand gives us confidence we can resume growth in the second half of the year and still deliver for the whole year a modest growth rate. matt: what does that mean for earnings in the second half? you expect improved profitability, but can you qualify or quantify exactly what you are expecting now in

fran and i were talking, you think we'll break 1900? nah, not today. i'm not feeling it. francine: happy gold day. alix: i feel it really encompasses the feel we're feeling in the equity markets globally as well as in the commodity markets. francine: yeah. and we'll spend time trying to figure out why gold is at almost a record high as the -- that people are worried about what's going on, central banks and the economy. it's an interesting conversation. in the meantime you have new home sales in the u.s. better than expected for the month of june, 776,000 instead of the 700,000 we were expecting. that's a 13.8% increase month on month. pretty good, alix. israel: alix: can it last? and coming up this hour we'll speak to valley grant, senior vice president and henry mcveigh, ahead of global ma'am row and asset allocation with his report on economy and investments. the main macronews that happened was beijing following through on the threat of retaliation, china ordering the u.s. to close the consulate in chengdu and comes after the foreed closer of a chinese mission in houst

thank you, fran, for joining me. that wraps it up for fran and myself. on "balance of power," he will talk to ohio senator rob portman about his effort to get a stimulus deal done. breaking that down. in the market, it is a soft session in the u.s. but we are in the green versus european equities, and it down 1%. you have some of the health care stocks outperforming. the energy getting hit in the u.s.. in other asset classes you're getting a bit in the bond market pre-much everywhere you look. the euro catching a nice bid. is the euro the new safe haven? gold up 1%. silver $22 an ounce. have not seen that in years. this is bloomberg. ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you only have to pay for the data you need, starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. 5g is now included with all n

. >> pat once told reporter fran lewine of the "associated press," who -- >> we remember fran. >> patold reporter fran lewine, "he's very dear personally. i don't think i would have stayed with him otherwise." and there were others. there are other interesting voices that come up about that need to have a first lady seen as a partner. and you'll recognize the name roger ailes, who was a nixon media adviser, who says in a memo to mr. haldeman on may 4th, 1970, pat nixon, the -- he wrote to haldeman saying, "please tell the president to talk to her and smile at her." and haldeman wrote back, "you tell him." but she had backbone, patti. >> she definitely had backbone. and just to back up for a minute, there had to be a genesis for the word mansplaining. and i think it may have originated in the west wing. i'm not sure. >> mansplaining? >> okay. >> get it? >> okay. >> no, she just continued on with what was on her agenda. she didn't let bob haldeman deter her or even slow her down. she was gracious, as always, and then went ahead and did what she thought she should do. >> but i think in t

a historic jewel of an fran fran. >> 157 years we're operational. >> reporter: there's the u.s. presidents and bay area notable names. they have endured tragedy and even surprising the spanish flu. >> we have gone through fire and flooding and earthquakes and government shut downs. really, the cliff house comes back. >> reporter: covid-19 has called another come back in to question. after nearly two months of take out only, the owner for 47 years say more cash is going out than coming in. >> we have been doing it for four to six weeks now, and it's not making sense. >> reporter: so the restaurant is closing temporarily and reducing the staff to a sell ton crew to 15. the executive chief employed here for more than 40 years says that the restaurant has used the space to in act social distancing for when it's time to reopen. >> it's a nice place. i hope they get a chance to open up. >> we just need the green light from the government. >> reporter: even with a green light the interior redesign only allows the restaurant to operate at 70% of normal. >> it's going to be really tough.

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what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases t

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. >> : thank>> : this meeting wilo order. welcome to the july 23, 2020 meeting of the public safety and neighborho

the agency is holding a an open house in and fran this afternoon. from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. the proposed bullet train is a 49 mile project providing service between the sales force transit center in san francisco and the san jose deer done station going up to 220 miles per hour. >>> and fran officials are taking action after several collisions involving skateboarders near dolores park. they installed speed bumsps that that's popular with skayers. one cyclist is in the hospital after a crash that with a safe border that suffered less injuries. they love the skateboard culture but they had to have installed the speed bumps but he is working with skateers to make the streets safe. >>> cal fire has new tool in fighting wild fires. the first of the fire hawks the helicopters put in service. it has the capacity to drop 1,000 gallons of water on a fire in seconds. that's an improvement from the old helicopter which could only hold about 300 gallons of water at a time. they can fly at speeds up to 150 miles per hour. and this is the first of several new helicopters. cal fire has inv

as we look back at fran from emeryville, these are our forecast features. inland heat persists. cooling begins early next week. notice in addition to a few high clouds, we'll see some low clouds at the coast. they won't stay there very long. they'll get swept away in the overnight hours. we'll have a mainly soinl day tomorrow except for some lingering clouds at the coast. and let's look at overnight conditions. the overnight temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. low 50s on the coast and low 50s in the valleys as well. conditions tomorrow, sunny most hoe indications away from the coast. a little hoe, a little low cloudiness at the coast. we'll see some highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and lots of mid 90s inland. on sunday, the scorcher, we'll see high temperatures inland in the upper 90s to maybe even above 100 in places like antioch. monday, a nice cool down of 7 to 10 degrees. similar highs on tuesday. after sunday's intense inland heat, nice warm levels monday and tuesday. there will be further cooling. if we get past sunday, we can expect some cooler weather c

. >> right now the economy and new shutdowns are starting tomorrow in fran. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard reports now. this is a blow to many businesses. >> reporter: yeah. it has been tough for many retailers and restaurants. take a look at this. this is a tent set up for picnic on the plaza. tents and tables set outdoor diningt outside japan center. but now they're facing a we hav to all operations. >> reporter: it's what many retailers inside the japan center mall had feared. doors must close on monday. andy just reopened his boutique on july 1st after being shut down since march. >> it is a hardship for everybody. it is hard to overcome this. but safety is first. >> reporter: this mall has been the anchor of japantown for 53 years. dozens of long-time specialty stores call it home. the pandemic has forced some out of business. >> i've seen the shutdowns around here and a few people are saying they won't be able to sustain it. we're thinking the same thing. >> restaurants say they can't do takeout if customers can't get inside the mall. >> we have to

. >> reporter: know baseball fans at the coliseum on this but these folks braving the chilly san fran to the weather outside the pub say watching with others, even with social distancing, is appealing. >> i wanted to see a friend, i have been isolated of course like everyone else. >> reporter: the owner of the pub says he opened upen the bac business for almost 30 years. >> come down and get something to eat. have a drink and maybe catch three or four innings or five innings. i think that's good for your mental health. >> reporter: at the coliseum, cutouts replaced fans for their physical health. a spokeswoman for the a's says the team has sold more than 5000 cutouts to place in the stands. $49 for season ticket holders, $89 for general fans. >> would you consider buying a cutout of yourself? >> maybe, heck yeah. why not? i support the team. >> reporter: having baseball returns helps them cope with the surge in covid-19 cases. >> i think we are bracing ourselves for what is to come next and this is a little bit of a respite for us in a sense. >> reporter: came to would be placed tuesd

excuse me fran townsend you were just a quick moment i don't want to take too much of your time. shake and i host a welcome to washington fundraisers for you my law firm on k. street absolutely at 500 dollars and you can pick up 2025 grand. started in the. history of the species very much a history of domination exploitation no pressure in the hatred contempt and then the countervailing forces the count of veiling voices against domination against each against and so you've got this struggle going on but that's what democracy is all about how do you interrupt the dominance cycles of domination oprah ssion hatred in b.n. resent we is concern for compassion and especially a concern for the most vulnerable. poor and the the weak. and the history democracy is like the history of the blues. because the blues is about catastrophe overwhelming catastrophe that seems to suffocate every effort. i'm improvement. and yet one steel keeps keepin on one steel tries to tell the truth one steel tries to fight for justice looks like you don't make a breakthrough good morning heartache here it is

. >> reporter: in fran, san franc dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, t mobile phasing out old tech, the phones it will no longer support starting next year. >>> and giants fans find a way to celebrate opening day without going to bars. you know that will be good. >> is that some kind of big sacrifice? >> yes. apparently. >> yeah, it is no doubt. still there are some normal things that won't happen and that is probably one of them. first let's talk about the weather, hi , everybody, welcom to friday. we'll talk with the peninsula, 54 pacifica, 53 in daly city, 58 in belmont, san bruno. 60s palo alto, fremont, hayward, oakland, concord. 61 to 64 there. here is a look from south beach, and the usual today, nothing has changed. breezy on our bridges through the delta, choppy there also. and mass trance today, cool to comfortable conditions no matter where you are traveling. north bay, some cloud cover and some sunshine today. upper 70s this afternoon and cool 66 at 8:00. east bay, we should be breaking out in sunshine by 10:00, 65 at noon. upper 60s to near 70 this afternoon. down to a

early on just 5 wins after match day 10 was with the haps the windy yours and then the $51.00 loss of fran 1st and that's it for nico covert shines the guardian for 4 per cent so likes it 5 it's not biased i think are subsidizing the signs were there what happened here today doesn't really surprise. something has to change going to sleep then came the game against dortmund germany's el classico this is huge this is the form this league this is classic as. it was pretty much the moments where we regained our self belief and trusted in our own ability again. is an absolute. lives to still goals his latest poll of polls is having a series of. i . i. daresay across. the top of the hour. not so worked up. starting with this 4 nil when the new head coach hands the flick was a decisive factor in fine success was a lot of one to one talks and he gave us a clear idea of what he expected he says we should mention as it is if the interpersonal skills he says you learned under your pinter seem to be working pretty well click also gave the team a tactical mike i've got i think as well as switching a fe

fran san francisco's board of supervisors want to give owners morse time because more time because ofe today for thousands of california families to apply for free food benefits for their kids. the state program called pandemic ebt provides up to $365 in emergency food per child. it is open to all kids who are eligible for free or reduced priced school meals. 3.4 million families have already applied, but the state believes that there are another 400,000 children who qualify. you do have to apply online. we put the link on our website abc7news.com. >>> we are highlighting the work that people are doing to help build a better bay area in their communities during the coronavirus pandemic. each week night the boys and girls club of the peninsula gives out free meals to people in east palo alto and redwood city. volunteers have placed more than 120,000 meals into cars. each dinner is prepared by a local business who has seen its own struggles due to covid-19. >> they closed their restaurants but yet they supplied staff to come here and cook for us, upwards of 2,000 meals each and every ni

midler gloria estefan matt bomer stars of queer eye rupaul's drag race superstars. for aids walk san fran rupaul's drag race superstars. streaming on july 19 to benefit prc and their covid relief efforts all over the city. register now at aidswalk.net ♪ >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live," i'm your host for the night, anthony anderson. tomorrow night, billy eichner will assume hosting duties. he'll be joined by amy schumer and u.s. senate candidate jaime harrison. and on thursday, he'll have billy porter and music from kim petras. my first guest tonight is an original, original king of comedy, host of his own national syndicated radio show, certificated covid-survivor two times!, and the author of an important new book with the quaint title "surrender, white people!: our unconditional terms for peace." please welcome the great d.l. hughley. >> what's up, man? you look so dope right now. i want to buy insurance and a financial plan. >> anthony: okay, for those who may not know or have known about it, you are a survivor of covid. >> right. i got, i had the covids, baby, i had it

spreading lies and misleading the public intended to do was nothing but grab every possible chance to fran the flames of hatred against china or impose remarks came after india banned 59 chinese mobile apps and citing national security concerns tensions between the 2 countries reached a head last month when 20 indian soldiers were killed 'd in a brutal clash with chinese troops in disputed border territory there's also anger in india 2 of the claims that china is flooding the country with cheap imports something the government describes as unfair competition. faced strong pressure over how to respond to what india sees as chinese incursions than indian prime minister narendra modi paid tribute to the killed soldiers during a surprise visit to the disputed area but china is warning its neighbor against making a strategic miscalculation and for the 2 to work together for the sake of stability china's international relations expert to go told this washington is exploiting the heightened tensions. i don't know right now has a border problem with india that's a fact but other countries especial

states large metro areas in california including los angeles and san fran. sysco are among those affected. back to square one california shuts down most of its public life for the 2nd time back in march it was the 1st us state to impose a strict stay at home order even closing down its beaches parks and campsites but now that more is known about how the virus is transmitted the state has shifted its policy allowing outdoor activities to continue while closing most indoor facilities today we are announcing additional statewide actions as a relates to our stay at home order here in the state of california we are now effectively rather affective today requiring all counties to close their indoor act to ease their indoor operations the governor is acting on the fact that nuke over 1000 cases in the state have surpassed 8000 a day more than twice as many as a month ago this could soon overburdened hospitals in rural parts of california beyond bars and restaurants the governor has also called for the closing of gyms hair salons churches and non-essential workplace

more than 100 years, the middle of the summer has signaled the tour de france annual bike race across fran. this year, due to the pandemic, the world's most watched bike race is delayed. but there is a heavily wated virtual one going on every weekend. >> we look down then on the avatars of the riders in this virtuatour de france. enivasan: world class bi riders and teams are racing against each other on their own kes at the same time often from their hes, and the world is watching them bike and play what looks like a video game. i recently spoke with eric min, the c.e.o. of zwift, the company enabling this virtual tour, and racer lauren stephens, a professional cyclist who recently won the second stage of the virtual tour de france. >> as they make their way across the line, who takes it? it looks to me like lauren stephens i think may well have taken the stage. >> sreenivasan: first of all, congratulations.yo re a winner of this stage of the tour de france. you don't get to say that very often. most people don't derstand you're riding in dallas, texas, where you are now, and you'rein comp

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. >> right now the economy and new shutdowns are starting tomorrow in fran. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard reports now. this is a blow to many businesses. >> reporter: yeah. it has been tough for many retailers and restaurants. take a look at this. this is a tent set up for picnic on the plaza. tents and tables set outdoor diningt outside japan center. but now they're facing a we hav to all operations. >> reporter: it's what many retailers inside the japan center mall had feared. doors must close on monday. andy just reopened his boutique on jul

you and your wife, fran, have 8 children, but i also know you have 24 grandchildren. with ohio going in tng direction and the new face-mask order in place, what's gonna make you comfortable sendingra yourchildren back to school in the fall? >> we've got a f weeks. and i made this very clear to my fellow ohioans,e what we do in xt several weeks is gonna determine what we can do in the fall. k we donw yet. we don't know exactly where we're going to go. you know, you saw what the american pediatrics association came out with. they basically said, l.ook, kids are suffering not being in sch we got tryo get them back in school." we agree with that. we agree that we need get kids back. we also agree scat what we saw in the past when we shut dowols was some of the poorest kids and kids who didn't have access the iernet, didn't get the education that they should have got orth some other kids in the state got. downsides to remote education, a lot of downsides not having kids in class. but we also know that there areu dangerthere. so we've got to try to balance those. in your pr

black people being killed by the police the intolerable dimension of it but no mention her name until fran garrett michelle's 1 mother said somebody in the recognize that my daughter has been killed so she took michelle's cough and to the city hom to mend attention to the fact that her daughter lost 7 her life not because she did anything wrong her. family. call when someone call for a mental health pick up order for her daughter who is suffering from schizophrenia and the police decided that they were going to break into her home when she didn't want to come out and within seconds of the encounter the officer had shot at through the heart that's what we're looking at black black women are not safe in the street they're not safe in their homes they're not safe in their own bodies and they're not they're not removed morry allies in death because this loss of life falls outside of any of the available frames that people have for thinking about anti-black police violence so that dan caught our attention and then we started to say well why aren't these names being mentioned in the rallies and

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. >>> a lye look at san fran city hall where a section uilt be ng todato quick off the 23rd international institution. the first panel sewn in the quilt were hung from the rafters in 2027. this year's aids conference is being held virtually and the memorial platform goes live today and features all 48,000 panels of the quilt. visitors can explore it interactively, search for names, and learn the stories behind the individual panels. >>> and new this morning, british artist elton john has become the second to be honored by britain's royal mint with e-n glass fashioned out of a s fal to be recognized this way. >>> time now is 5:18 and let's get a check on the roads with gianna. how's it looking out there? >> it's getting a bit busy out there this morning and we have a traffic alert in effect for the antioch bridge and if you're heading out early and plan to take the bridge, the southbound lanes are affected and they've been completely shut down and a pickup truck with a trailer, they're trying to let some southbound traffic through but on a slow space and right around sherman island and no

11th istrict, including our beloved madonna university, which has ecome one of the nation's largest fran chess can francescan - university. we in michigan's 11th district these ever indebted to beloved nuns for their mission and their impact. virtuous liveshe lost and we hold their extended prayers. in our colleagues, i ask my today to join me in reflecting the indelible mark left by hese sisters on our community, the soul of our country, and this world. may the grieving find comfort in the extraordinarily legacies of they and service that leave. thank you. back.yield the speaker pro tempore: the hair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, for 30 seconds. r. emmer: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of sharon who passed away in march at the age of 79. a devoted mother and michiganan. she was born in frost, minnesota. high school.frost after graduation she worked at -m and several banks in the blue earth area, eventually albert bank manager at lee savings and loan. she have three children who gave five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. sharon was adored by

fran is testing 3200 people per day. that's about to dramatically change. >> reporter: in total, we'll have an additional 1,400 testing spots per day. nearly a 45% increase over what we are averaging. what we've been averaging over the last week. >> san francisco has the hoest rate of covid-19 cases and deaths, and the highest rate of testing when compared to other jurisdictions, including los angeles, seattle, denver, boston, new york and other big cities. >> i know it is hard. i am tired of living in this covid-19 world just like you are. but the sooner we all act responsibly, the sooner we can get back to reopening our city. >> the city is averaging 79 new cases a day. but the doctor said we could get in a new york like situation in late summer or early fall. since the start of the pandemic, nearly 5,500 people have tested positive in san francisco. 53 people have died. a new coronavirus testing site that will give results in just final minutes has opened in alameda. urge urgent care open today on wind river way. at 6

is having against fran in the long -- france in a long-running feud over tech. ballpark ofn the $500 million to $700 million in goods. the items targeted would include , andh wines, teas handbags. poland, president andrzej duda says he will never allow compensation for jewish property lost in world war ii. the controversial topic is resurfacing days before the presidential runoff election. duda has shifted further to the right as he faces tough competition from the warsaw mayor. and president donald trump has to give up his tax returns, but it is unlikely they will be in the public eye before the november election. the supreme court has rejected that he has complete immunity while in office. s blocked congressional action, returning the case to lower courts. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: leigh-ann, thank you so much. now, the united states has reached another troubling milestone and the c

. >> reporter: that could spread new cases from new exposure said the university's louisa fran. >> when reporter: she's urging states to consider more travel advisories. new jersey just expanded its list telling travelers from more states to quarantine for 14 days. >> in some states, they need to be told because the virus is out of control. >> reporter: aaa forecasted that road trips would drop only 3% this summer but the bureau of transportation statistics find it increased compared to last year. maryland governor stresses now is the time for vigilance, not vacations. >> this virus has a mind of its own and it doesn't recognize borders so people travel from one state to another, we're very much watching it. >> reporter: researchers are watching this, too. they say that travel ticked up for the first time back in may. a period they refer to as quarantine fatigue. they fear a repeat of that again across the country as coronavirus cases surge. brianna. >> and how, pete, were they able to pull this data? >> reporter: well, brianna, they essentially used the data from your smartphone that i

. >> fran benson is a man of many accomplishments. >> i stand before you today ready to serve as your next governor before becoming the 79th, he co-founded a networking company. he has an mba and teaching business one thing he is not, he says, is an expert on the market. i know a balance sheet and cash flow i have never been a professional investor >> ben son and robert levene founded his company. >> i wanted a refrigerator and a freezer, and bob wanted more than that. >> cabletron went public in 1989 as merrill lynch as underwriter. >> the computer networking systemsmaker was named a top stock for return on investment cabletrom made it's founders rich with millions to invest so they turned to their former corporate accountant that went to work for morgan stanley and they introduced him to charles canahan. just before christmas in 2007 he got an urgent call the brokers were switching firms. we're going to merrill lynch, i have to come see you to sign and move your accounts >> i trusted them to do it, and no i did not read a them >> what benson didn't understand is that their compensat

that wraps it up for fran and myself.estin on balance of power writing all this down for you. on bloomberg tv and radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from new york to our television and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to balance of power, where the world of politics meets world of business. let's check on the markets with abigail doolittle. yesterday was all about tech, today is all about energy. abigail: it is amazing these big moves we are seeing in all sorts of directions relative to sectors and styles. yesterday we had the huge monster rally for tech. out of nowhere last week there was a drop. today we have tech lower and energy up nearly 6%. we have the s&p 500 up .5%. what is interesting is yesterday up .8%. even though only three sectors were higher. higher,st sectors are but we have a smaller gain because of the weighting of those sectors, energy materials, on down the board. the tech heavy nasdaq is down .8%. this has everything to do wi

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>> dale fran!, dale fran!isco inÉdito y emotivo vÍdeo de sus hijos. >> giovanni dice que su hijo no volverÁ a estar en brazos de su madre ninel conde. >> bienvenidos nuevamente a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". (mÚsica) (mÚsica) >> quÉ rico!, muy buenos dÍas, hoy es 13 de julio del 2020, empezamos esta nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica", y mostrÁndoles vÍdeos de ustedes nuestra gente, en especial nuestra televidente marÍa sandoval de california, ahÍ estÁ. >> hola, mi nombre es marÍa sandoval y de anaheim california y soy de jalisco. (mÚsica) >> Él chef me gusta, me encanta, informaciÓn con satcha prieto y ahorita que estamos en lo de la pandemia, quiero estar bien informada con el doctor juan, sin rollos no me lo pierdo para mirar a mi carlitos calderÓn. (mÚsica) hasta luego que tengan un bonito dÍa! (mÚsica) >> quÉ linda!, gracias. me encantan estas vÍdeos. >> y ahÍ la ven, se va a trabajar y nos ve desde las 4:30 de la maÑana, muchas gracias. >> y recuerden que queremos conocerlos mejora ustedes a nues

fran, good morning. francine: good morning, manus. nice to see you. and's whistlehere and.ond spreads leaders are negotiating the stimulus package with european shares erasing losses. "bloomberg surveillance." in the next hour, tom keene joins me out of new york. and tonight on leadership life, david rubenstein speaks with alibaba president mike evans. don't miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the hardline view. europe's so-called "frugal four" are set to be ready to accept doling out 390 billion euros in grants as recovery funds talks stretch into a fourth day. julius baer kicks off european bank earnings with a record first-half profit. the bank's chief executive tells manus cranny continued volatility will boost trading. and the pandemic continues to spread in the u.s. florida's infection rate surges, and l.a. is on the verge of another shutdown. a medical journal is due to publish more information on oxford's vaccine trial. well, good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. tom keene in new york. we have a n

senado se opuso a la idea porque no se ha cancelado ninguna elecciÓn ni en la segunda guerra civil franel primer lunes de noviembre. quÉ quiere decir esto histÓricamente nunca se ha aplazado una elecciÓn. y dicen que en esta ocasiÓn tambiÉn no habrÍa razÓn para hacerlo. ahora lo que me parece curioso que el seÑor donald trump estÉ diciendo que no estÁ a favor de los votos del correo porque Él ha votado por correo no fran. >>> claro eso es sumamente interesante y los crÍticos del presidente dice lo que mencionaba rashel en lugar de estar hablando de cÓmo la economÍa en nuestro pais estÁ por los suelos solo para que entendamos 32. 9% de la caÍda del producto interno bruto es son las peores cifras en la historia y estamos hablando si las elecciones van a suceder o no porque el presiodente no decide y el gobierno no ha manejado muy bien el coronavirus y la economÍa estÁ mal. y por ejemplo la gente sigue muriendo por el covid-19 incluso gente cercana al presidente. como herman cane que fue al larry de trump en junio y 9 dÍas despuÉs fue hospitalizado por coronavirus y ayer muriÓ. >>> pero na

and our message continues to be the same, this is a mask that fran made, an ohio mask here. is, people need to wear these. and we need to focus on what we have to do. that we can go about our lives, we need to learn to live with this virus, but if we're going to live with it, if we're going to continue for the economy to grow and for people to have jobs, we need to be very careful, observe the six feet, wash our hands, wear masks when we're in public. these are just very essential things. >> you know, nobody should be happy to hear that you've had to make masks mandatory in counties, because that means you have great need. but what is easy to dislike is what seems to be a pattern of republican governors not doing what you just did. and desantis, he has every reason times severalfold to do what you just did. arizona, you know what is happening there. is it fair to say there is some type of political element to a decision to put masks or not in some of these states? >> no, i mean, look. this is a matter of public health. chris, you and i have talked about this before. we origi

fran based delivery service door dash has released the top foods from the first half of the year and they say people are mostly ordering comfort food. a chicken sandwich with fries was the top i'd so far. mac and cheese, breakfast burrito. in san francisco the biggest increase has been in people ordering indian food. sandhya pattal, no doubt, they want the patel family did i get it right? >> very good. i think he said it so well. they are delicious. i have to say, i don't blame people for wanting comfort food at a time like this when there's so much uncertainty. i think pizza, indian food, i'm jufl as guilty of ordering. i think a lot of people just want comfort food at a like. this it's all good. >> she keeps talking about it and never once has she offered it to me. >> she offered to deliver it to me. >> i don't know how to make it. >> i don't know how to make it. that is may mom's recipe. >> gotcha. we'll take that delivery sometime. so play ball. one of the top infectious disease experts is now topps, t-o-p-p-s, the season opener in washington, d.c. what do they say? just a bit ou

. >>> firefighters and public health nurses in fran got more personal protective equipment today thanksa sci-fi san francisco supvisor walt only announced the donation this morning.ma wl i distribin $25,000 worth of ppe to essential workers in san francisco, los angeles, phoenix, tacoma, washington as well. good job, kids. >>> the pandemic has caused a lot of couples to postpone their weddings plans for thissee. how a bay area photographer made to it a few of them. >>> new at 5:00, does renaming a building rewrite its past? santa rosa grappling with righting historical wrongs. >>> a scary moment for a new we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa.com >>> many couples have had to postpone, even cancel their weddings, but a photographer who grew up in antioch decided to help some of them create timeless memories anyway. reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles has our story. >> reporter: when wedding photographer davi

subject to random inspections and shutdown if they're not following the guidelines joining us now is franidy. good to see you. welcome. >> thanks. good to see you too. >> you guys have been shut down for four months, as i understand it you're opening up with the safety protocols in place. what are the big questions that you're getting from your members? >> well, our members obviously are concerned with their health and their safety our communication to them, they ask the questions. we had the opportunity to speak to doctor thomas far lee who is the director of public health for the city of philadelphia he gave us guidance on the requirements of the city which include, as you said, safe distancing you see in our background our fitness floor that has extensive amounts of equipment you see our track above there. all of our equipment is set six, sometimes eight feet apart dr. farley required that we all wear masks at all times. i don't have my mask i have it here since we're not opening until a day or so to train our staff, we have separated all the equipment, as you can see. >> what do you v

we're live in san fran kiet do, kpix 5. >>> this morning, state superintendent tony thurmond will update us on school plans for the fall. watch it streaming live on cbsn bay area, just head to kpix.com, for the latest info anytime. head to the special section on the website. kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> time now for a coronavirus update. right now the johns hopkins map tracking the virus shows california has more than 470,000 confirmed cases. but the health secretary says there is a way to drastically reduce transmission right now. >> if we had 80% compliance with masking that we can reduce transmission somewhere between 50% and 60%. which is tremendous. which is exactly to the last question -- exactly what we need to see those case numbers start to come down. even if we don't necessarily change the level of mixing. >> not wearing mask in contra costa county will now cost you. new fines start at $100 for individuals. and businesses that violate health orders will be fined anywhere from $250 to $1,000. >>> happening today, free coronavirus testing at 24th street and mission b.a.r.t. plaza i

decision to reopen schools and the fall will be made by local education and health departments.san fran will be ready to reopen classrooms when the term begins august 17. the city's health department released guidelines for on-site learning. face coverings will be required, recommendations include physical distancing and mac demising outdoor space. as for extracurricular activities, no contact sports, no singing or playing winds were brass instruments. >>> university system classes will remain virtual, not only this fall, but most like for the rest of the academic school year. the chancellor tim wyant addressed a congressional hearing on the pandemic and said the decision will depend on the health and safety issues with student progress. he told lawmakers that the courses that require laboratories or healthcare training will be in person, but everything else will be done in a virtual space. >>> a san francisco researcher has a theory on why men become sick from covid-19 than women. the doctor found that male sex hormones help the virus to get inside of human cells. according to the san