jonathan k: i think there is a bit of complacency on the passive side.f you have been in the s&p 500 or the nasdaq 100, some of the passive strategies, i think some complacency is setting in because we haven't seen any real pain to the downside since last october. but i think for the average investor or institutional investor that's got a lot of different stocks, maybe different market caps, there is more of that pain and more of that caution. it is almost a tale of two markets. i think as we talk about all of the bearish season in august, we have a lot of said talk coming up with the jackson hole meeting, so i think the risk that a bigger, broad market shakeout later this year is certainly increasing. i think some of that complacency comes into this. so we will see. again, the s&p 500 is still dominated by mickey cap tech. you really need to see those faang stocks come under some pressure, and to do that you probably need to see interest rates scare people back to the upside again, which we haven't seen in quite a few months. jonathan f: we've got to ru

david brooks and jonathan k part on the fallout from the kabul attack.and athletes to watch at the tokyo paralympics. plus, much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism. amna: the supreme court has ended the biden administration's ban on evictions, siding with landlords who said the eviction moratorium puts them at risk of irreparable harm. congress authorized $46 billion in rental assistance in separate release -- relief packages. but only a fraction has been riveted and now many renters may be in trouble. >> just about 11% of that federal aid actually has been distributed by state and local governments months after congress approved it. and people need that aid. as many as 1.2 million households say they are very likely to face eviction in the next two months. overall, more than 8 million people say they are behind on their rent. kristin randall has a first-hand view of all of this as a court mandated officer tasked with enforcing evictions in tucson, arizona.

jonathan: we had 50 k at the low end. -- 350 k at the low end. tom: i was in a cab in new york city yesterday and the cabdriver was adamant that the reason you don't see more cabs on the street in new york as they are home on unemployment. jonathan: plenty of demand. lisa: just to do a brief fact check, i did not buy 5000 square feet on the upper west side. going forward, the question is why there hasn't been a faster flow into the labor market. people blame the advanced unemployment -- the enhanced unemployment. but those who dropped out early have not seen an uptick of people into the workforce. jonathan: you take a break. equity futures up a single point on the s&p. yields up to basis points on a 10 year. going into payroll, the median estimate in a bloomberg survey 858,000. do i do this for the next 90 minutes? -2/10 of 1%. lisa: that is the uncertainty with respect to the data. we are getting alive payroll report at 8:30 a.m.. how will the market respond? we have been talking for weeks about what happens if it is upside. how big of an upside

it's oh k to say we have to wait for more data. that's what they will do. jonathanata are the facts and soft data is how we feel. tom: that was a gift. jonathan: i watched the united game saturday morning and it was nice. lisa: i'm feeling it. tom: i west all of qpr. there were people having chicken and mushroom pies in the stands. it got it done. jonathan: this is what we should encourage, guys talking about their feelings. tom and i were out in the courtyard this morning talking about our feelings. tom was lecturing me about the architecture and it was beautiful. tom: i was told i need to get in touch with my feelings. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there are a fresh new round of supply, vietnam, china, ports being closed. that is going to have an impact on the supply side, making a supply problem even worse. it's not just a demand issue, it's even more importantly the supply issue. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning, here is the price action this monday morning, four days of gains into monday and an all-time high close on friday. we are

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jonathan: no idea is the answer to that. that is a moving target going into payrolls friday. our current meeting estimate, down north of 900 k. tom: after what we saw may 7, i don't look at any of these surveys with any kind of -- what is the standard error after what we went through may 7? jonathan: let's talk about a range. anywhere from 350 north of a million? tom: we are going to cover it, that's what i know. jonathan: full coverage coming up this friday on bloomberg tv. equities up 16 points. tom: no choice. this is a tang show. jonathan: we both know that you don't start your day with orange juice. from new york city, tom keene, lisa abramowicz. i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ritika: the surgeon covid cases is increasing pressure on bloomberg -- on drug regulators. approval could help the biden administration wrap up its immunization drive and reassure vaccine holdouts. the british government is seeking to limit disruption to industries from the so-called -- authorities have changed the national health services mobile phone app so fewer people will be told to self-isolate. the app will now notify only those who

military officials, america is going to go after these people, as jonathan and others have noted, it will be very difficult to get to these isis k to individuals. but when it comes to with how president biden feels towards these individuals. we it feeds this nightmare scenario that americans would be killed in afghanistan. and so he wants to end this mission. of course, we have been talking in the last 20 days, this is a 20-year war. and before he became president, the president was eager to try to get out of afghanistan. while he's saying of course that he has responsibility for all of, this the president is also the one who is responsible for not just the decision to leave afghanistan, but also the decision for how it was carried out. and i think jim's point to all the different in to -- airports were given up, how this perimeter was set up, i think those are big questions and that the president will have to contend with. even though he is hardened by his decision. i have been talking to veterans as well as people who are trying to get out of afghanistan, and they are all sort of scratching their heads as to how this was execu

k, the figure is 40000000000 pounds. we discussed the agreement between the u. s. and the tele bond with international affirm commentator jonathan steele, and extraordinary from side to deal, basically to pull out on conditioning. i'm in the very name of the agreement signed in february 2020 was design, talked about an agreement between the islamic emery to the kindest on which is not recognized by the united states and is known as the taliban. i mean, that's an extraordinary thing. negotiate with a group that richard says he doesn't recognize richard indigenous called terrorist organization. nothing was granted demanded of the tunnel done except to see saw not to attack us troops as they withdraw. and the u. s. also agreed to release 5000 taliban prisoners unilaterally or they rise at the telephone. that's just one of the many issues facing afghan. this done, the countries not going through a humanitarian crisis with widespread poverty. fueling a vast block at market where you can buy drugs, weapons, even human organs are teas. new documentary has revealed how afghan people are deliberately selling their kidneys to make ends me

it's no secret, jonathan, we are going to go after isis-k and anyone responsible for the deaths of our and the death toll is, of course, growing of afghans who died there at the airport. isis-k is a terrorist group. we will be targeting them. our counterterrorism mission in afghanistan is going to continue past this deadline in terms of our withdrawal, and it's going to be a mission that we will complete. isis-k, just like isis as it has existed in other parts of the world, will continue to be a target for us and we will continue, i think, to effectively degrade them. >> congressman allred, the 13 service members who were killed in that suicide attack are making their way home. as i mentioned before, the president is at dover air force base awaiting the meeting with the families. what should the american people know about the risks involved in the evacuation of the airport in kabul? >> you know, we knew there was an attack coming at one of those gates, and we were trying to disrupt it, of course. but we knew that we were being targeted there. and these service members were so incredibl

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k media outlets were quick to accuse. ron citing an unnamed security source all that despite no evidence being presented so far, no international affairs commentator jonathan steele told me earlier that it's too early to jump to conclusions. i just like the front line between iran and the states supported by the rest, very suspicious around him as states at home was around and trying because often been years to talk of the season, stopping, searching for some kind of attack. i mean, just hijacking thing. we need to know who these people are. we need to get some information, perhaps from the crew to ship it. so today they must have been content with the hijackers and the crew, the captain of the ship, where they had to be speaking, fussy, were speaking arabic, what language was speaking to each other. we need to know a lot of facts until we get more information about how the western government, sort of it cheers to iran, got the evidence and what the evidence is, it's hard to know how strongly really is that mold and popular, and they're eco friendly. we're talking about there's electric scooters getting ever more popular and also faster. they are a great w

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as jonathan and others have noted it's going to be very, very hard to figure out how to get these to isis-kt comes to how the president feels about his decision, white house officials tell me that this was what the president had continued to really think about as the nightmare scenario, that americans would be killed in afghanistan and as a result the president wants more than ever to end this mission. of course, we've been talking about the last 20 days, but this is a 20-year war and the president before he became president was very, very eager to try to get out of afghanistan. and while he's saying, of course, he has responsibility for all of this, the president is also the one responsible for not just the decision to leave afghanistan but also the decision for how it was carried out. and i think jim's point about all the different intricacies in terms of why airports were given up, how this perimeter was setup, all of those i think are still big questions the president is going to have to contend with. i've been talking to veterans as well as people trying to get out of afghanistan, and

jonathan serrie from atlanta from the cdc. jon? >> the vaccine requirement goes beyond teachers. it requires all staff that includes bus drivers, custodians, anyone having contact with children in kemployees that are unable or unwilling to get vaccinate leaders be required to undergo routine testing for covid. california is the first state to impose such a requirement in schools. >> we think this is the right thing to do and we think this is a sustainable way to keeping our schools open and to address the number 1 anxiety that parents like myself have. i have four young children. that is knowing that the schools are doing everything in their power to keep our kids safe. >> the state's teacher's union praised the announcement saying this is the next step to ensure safety and protect our youngest learners under 12 that are not vaccine eligible from this contagious delta variant. the best way to protect unvaccinated kids is to surround them with people that are vaccinated. the state already requires teachers and students to wear masks while inside attending classrooms indoors. back to you, martha. >> martha: thanks, jonathan. here's dr. makary, professor from johns hopkins school of

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