jonathan? he said, i did. i said, what did you shoot him for? he said, get back. >> reporter: prices being described as a pillar of the community. >> jonathan was a mentor, broth brother, son, a beloved hero of this community. >> reporter: former red sox player and cbs hq analyst will middlebrooks has organized a go fund me page to cover funeral expenses. chris martinez, cbs morning news. >>> back to the coronavirus. the white house has blocked guidelines that may have blocked it being ready. at issue, they want people in masked clinical trials to be followed for two months and that they provide lasting protection. a senior trump administration official said the white house believes there is no clinical nor breaks out the workout gear for a special election message. this is the "cbs morning news." . it's in the small, everyday moments. d in the places, you'd never expect. a little sign of hope. the feeling of freedom. and once these little moments start adding up, that's when it feels like so much more. it feels like real progress. caplyta effectively treats adults with schizophreni

could this incident turn the tide let's dig deeper jonathan price was a pillar of his community a city employee of volunteer and well known public servant price witnessed a fight at the local gas station and will fit in texas between a woman and a man and he intervened price was attempting to diffuse the situation and reduce any potential harm to the woman and at some point a passer by presumably called law enforcement but by the time they'd arrived pryce had already defused the situation. price was truly a hero that likely prevented a complete stranger from suffering from domestic violence but when police arrived on the scene price was given anything but a hero's welcome body camera footage showed police officer lucas tasing price even though there was no aggressive or threatening posture that would have support at that level of course price was actually walking away when he was struck by electric wave of the stun gun and after that already an unnecessary use of force the police officer then proceeded to shoot price in the back 3 times price was unarmed according to an official statem

according to the department of public safety there, the officer tried to detain jonathan price beforece walked away officer lucas first using a taser and then we're told a real gun. price taken to the hospital. he died there later. the texas rangers determined that lucas did not take reasonable action. his bond set at $1 million jonathan price's death follows a summer of outrage, demonstrators protesting are the police killings of several black people, including george floyd and breonna taylor and demanding justice. tonight those demands for justice take us to small town texas. nbc's morgan chesky is live in wolf city. morgan >> reporter: yeah, shep, good evening. it's a far different scene here tonight in wolf city than what we saw just 24 hours ago hundreds of people gathering here just at this memorial behind me for jonathan price to pay tribute to that young man's life but also make peaceful calls for justice, and as of today the family says those first steps towards justice have been made. we know that late last night as you mentioned officer sean lucas taken into custody he's be

lee merit, the lawyer for jonathan price's family said the entire situation had been resolved before officer arrived and that price had his arms raised and was trying to explain what was happening. the texas rangers in a statement last night said that the officer's actions were, quote, not objectionably reasonable. now, one of the things that the texas rangers statement that they put out last night detailing what happened does not say why the officer was trying to arrest price, how many times he was shot or where he was shot. so all of this -- all of these questions still remain out there. but this officer used his taser and then fired shots at jonathan price. and, as i said, he later daied n a hospital saturday night. sean lucas, the wolf city police officer involved in the shooting was arrested monday night last night by texas rangers police, has been charged with murder and is being held on a $1 million bond. lee merit, the attorney for the family says jonathan price's family is cautiously relieved this morning about this arrest. so many more questions still unanswered how -- to un

. >> jonathan price!rter: this time in the east texas town of wolfe city, where jonathan price was shot and killed by a police officer saturday night. tonight, 22-year-old shaun lucas is in custody, charged with murder. he'd only be on the job for six months and is being held on $1 million bail. price was reportedly trying to break up a domestic dispute at a gas station. the texas rangers who are investigating the incident say lucas, upon arrival, encountered price who resisted arrest in a non-threatening posture and attempted to walk away. officer lucas then tased price, before shooting him. >> mr. price was unarmed. he was non-aggressive and he had his hands up. multiple witnesses have said that. >> reporter: for his older sister, it's a life taken away too soon. >> i close my eyes and i can just see him right there in my face, because when he left here saturday, if i had known it was going to be the last time i seen him, i might have held on a little tighter. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, w

witnesses say jonathan price was trying to defuse an argument inside this wolfe city store on saturday. when officer shaun lucas arrived, investigators say, price "resisted in a non-threatening posture" and walked away. lucas tasered price, then shot him. >> three gunshots went off and i turned and looked at them and i said, "a cop just shot somebody." >> reporter: a lawyer for the family says price was unarmed. tonight, his mother demanding justice. >> just let him feel the pain that i'm feeling. my son got life. i want him to get life. >> reporter: lucas is now charged with price's murder. >> we don't think that he should be ever, ever free again. there was an absolutely no justification for the use of force. >> reporter: price has been described as a leader in the small town. his death sparking marches overnight. david, the lawyer representing price's family says there is video of this incident and he wants it released. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, that cat 4 people are waking up tog with what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine, my o

. >>> friends and family called jonathan price a well-liked member of his north texas community.ow they're wondering why police shot and killed him this is a live look as residents in wolf city, texas, have gathered asking what's happening with the investigation in the hands of texas rangers >>> a vigil in texas now, and a police officer on administrative leave. a story too familiar in america. the texas rangers investigating why an officer shot and killed 31-year-old jonathan price at a gas station. it happened on saturday. his friends say he was a pillar of the community his family says he was only trying to break up a fight between a man and woman. nbc's morgan chesky live in wolf city in texas. morgan, what are you learning about saturday's shooting, the details? >> reporter: shep, good evening, we know that investigators staying very tight lipped on the circumstances surrounding this tragedy. texas rangers have taken over the investigation, but what we're learning tonight here, shep, in wolf city, that jonathan price was absolutely not a stranger in this community, and proof

. >>> friends and family called jonathan price a well-liked member of his north texas community. why police shot and killed him this is a live look as residents in wolf city, texas, have gathered asking what's happening with the investigation in the hands of texas rangers as the crowds grow, live coverage just ahead. i got help from a pro. my financial professional explained to me all the ways nationwide can help protect financial futures in peytonville. nationwide can help the greens get lifetime income because their son kyle is moving back home and could help set up a financial plan for mrs. garcia. and he explained how nationwide can help mr. paisley retire early and spend more time with his pal, peyton. and their new band. exactly! yeah. don't forget the band. i haven't. it's got all my favorite shows turn oright there.boom, i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of th

a texas police officer charged with murder in the fatal shooting of jonathan price, killed while witnesses say he was trying to break up a fight. overnight, hundreds of people gathering to honor jonathan's life. >>> hurricane delta rapidly intensifying heading for the gulf. winds already up to 110 miles per hour. the powerful storm expected to become a major cat 4 hurricane today and take aim at already hard-hit louisiana this week. ginger is tracking the very latest. ♪ people, can't you see ♪ can't you see >>> and a dancing night you had to see to believe. ♪ that makes you larger than life ♪ >> aj's backstreet boys reunion plus -- ♪ >> anne heche's life-changing emotional revelation about her relationship with ellen degeneres and tyra banks with that stunning mix-up moments before elimination. the booted couple joins us live. >>> ah, oops. that's all i can say about last night. good morning, america. good to be with george and michael on this tuesday morning. we want to take a live look at the white house where the president is waking up after being released from walter reed hospital. >>

and the family is now saying jonathan price was not involved in a domestic situation as the call wasted to the responding officers. they say he was breaking up a fight between other people when cops showed up at the gas station. the 31-year-old is being described in the community of the hometown hero after died from gunshot wounds sustained at him by the police officer and city employee. hundreds have taken to the streets in saturday's incident calling for justice and calling for the officer to be charged. and then last night some of those moments getting a little intense between law enforcement and some of the protesters. the price family attorney has now called for the body camera video and surveillance video of that incident to be released for transparency. we should close by telling you that bail was set for the officer at $1 million. and we have done online record checks and searches, and it shows he bonded out of jail and is no longer behind bars charged with this murder case, harris. >> harris: casey stegall, thank you very much. civil unrest in cities across america. the coro

. >> my son didn't deserve this he helped everybody in this community >> reporter: jonathan price's mother today after hearing the police officer who shot and killed her son saturday night was arrested and is now charged with murder. >> mr. price was unarmed. he was non-aggressive. and he had his hands up >> reporter: witnesses say price was trying to break up a domestic dispute at a gas station. tonight the texas rangers shedding new light on the fatal encounter saying in a statement, "officer lucas attempted to detain price, who resisted in a non-threatening posture and began walking away." investigators confirm witness accounts of what happened next, saying lucas deployed his taser on price in this gas station parking lot, then drew his service weapon, firing on price, who died at a nearby hospital the rangers say their preliminary investigation shows the actions of officer lucas were not objectionably reasonable the district attorney not commenting on the facts of the case amid the ongoing investigation. support for the family now pouring into the small town hundreds gathering last nig

jonathan price was a motivational speaker and trainer and former college fooall player at hardin-simmons univsity. in california, prosecutors said monday they are reopening an investigation into the 2009 killing of oscar grant, a 22-year-old unarmed black man, by a white transit officer in oakland. the officer who shot grant, johannes mehserle, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer present at the scene, anthony pirone, was terminated and never charged even though a report revealed he repeatedly lied to investigators and attacked grant, stating "a cascade of events that ultimately led to the shooting." oscar grant's family called for the case to be reopened. his mother, reverend wanda johnson, spoke at a monday news conference in front of the train station where her son was killed. >> if it is going to be our judicial system continues to lie and continues to not honor their words, then we will continue to be out here and remind the world of how our judicial system is continuing to fl people of color. amy: oscar grant's mother speaking at fruitvale station. surv

. >> reporter: jonathan price's mother after hearing the police officer who shot and killed her son saturdayrested and is now charged with murder. >> mr. price was unarmed, he was not aggressive, and he had his hands up. >> reporter: witnesses say price was trying to break up a domestic fight at a gas station. officer lucas attempted to detain price who resisted in a non-threatening posture and began walking away. >> reporter: investigators say what happened next lucas detained price in this gas station parking lot and then drew a service weapon, firing on price, who died in a nearby hospital. >> reporter: the rangers say the preliminary investigation shows the actions of officer lucas were not objectionably reasonable support for the family now pouring into this small townesc community, he worked for the city and a personal trainer, choosing to move back home from dallas to help his mother. >> with that police officer behind bars, what does justice mean to you? >> don't let him out. >> reporter: price's mother calling for justice for lucas. >> let him feel the pain i'm feeling. >> reporter:

it is mind-boggling to me. >> do you agree with the black lives matter response into jonathan price's killing or do you believe this is an isolated incident? ms. hegar: we have a problem of systemic racism in the country. said lem that john cornyn didn't exist. i agree. black lives matter and we need policing reform. now i have been a first responder and i have had to pull the trigger in the line of duty. i take serious offense to anyone who says i don't support law enforcement. i believe we need to support transparency and accountability, reform-mind leaders and the police unions that are calling for reform as well. now for campaign zero, i have not seen that as part of their platform and maybe their platform has changed but if you go back and look at what i said i support, i said i support things like things set forward in campaign zero when when they were talking about community policing and body cameras and police officers representative of the communities they are politician. you can't win against my actual positions. he has to misattribute them to me. >> a follow up to that, wha

a white policie officecer has been charged w wih murder for t the fatal shootingf 31-year-old jonathan price, a black man who was killed at a gas station on saturday. officer shaun lucas tased and shot price even though he was walking away from him and was nonthreatening according to the texas rangers who arrested lucas. just prior to his killing, price had reportedly intervened after a man assaulted a woman, but that situation had already been resolved before officer lucas arrived at the scene. jonathan price was a motivational speaker and trainer and formrmer college footballl playayer at hardin-simmons iversityty. in californinia, prosecutors sad monday they are reopenining an investigation into the 2009 killing of oscar grant, a 22-year-old unarmed black man, by a white transit officer in oakland. the officer who shot grant, johannes mehserle, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer present at the scene, anthony pirone, was terminated and never charged even though a report revealed he repeatedly lied to investigators and attacked grant, stating "a cascade of eve

jonathan price was shot dead while trying to break up a fight. break up the fight. >> reporter: wolfe city police officer shaun lucas was booked monday night and his bond set at $1 million. the texas ranger says lukas was responding to a call at a gas station on saturday. that's when officer lukas encountered price who the texas rangers say resisted arrest in a nonthreatening posture and walked away. officer lucas tased price before shooting and killing him. this captured the chaos. the circumstances surrounding his decision to use deadly force is under investigation. according to family members, it was price who intervened and de-escalated a fight between a couple. his father, junior price, said he showed up to the scene on saturday as paramedics worked to save him. what do you remember of that moment? >> watching my son die. i knew he was dead before they moved him. >> reporter: hundreds gathered to peacefully honor him about 70 miles outside of dallas. price's sister, april lewis, said he worked for the city. he was described as a hometown her

lucas is in jail on a $1 million bond in connection with last weekend's deadly shooting of jonathan priceice'e's family andnd fririe he wasas break up a fight before he was killed. >>> "the newark star ledger" says former new jersey governor chris christie spent his sixth day in the hospital being remains unknown.hst's exa a source familiar with the situation said christie is in good spirits and not on a ventilator. before testing positive, christie, who is 58 years old, spent several days in a room at the white house with others helping president trump prepare for the first presidential debate. christie said nobody wore a mask. >>> and "the louisville courier journal" reports mitch mcconnell says he's has not visited the white house for two months because of lax coronavirus rules. >> i personally didn't feel that they were approaching the protection from this illness in the same way that i thought was appropriate for the senate. and the senate has been operating in a way that i think has largely prevented contraction of this disease. >> mcconnell says in the senate he insists on mask wea

outside dallas monday night showing unity before the charges were announced demanding justice for jonathan price no justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> what's his name? >> reporter: according to witnesses a man and woman got into a heated argument inside a gas station saturday. they say price tried to break up the fight. police showed up after the indianapolis depth had moved outside.at's when shots rang ou >> three gunshots ntffnd turned and looked at them and i said a cop just shot somebody. >> reporter: members of price's own family rushed to the scene including his father who said he spoke to the officer who pulled the trigger. >> what did he tell you? >> i shot your son. i shot him. i said, who shot jonathan? he said, i did. my son was laying down. >> what did he say? >> he said, get back. >> reporter: the wolfe city police department released a short statement after the shooting only saying the officer involved was placed on leave. the statement did not name shooting had occurred or whether price had survived, but late monday night the texas rangers who took over the investigation announced mur

he tried to detain 31-year-old jonathan price. investigators say price resisted in a non-threatening manner and began walking away. lucas used his taser and fired his gun hitting price three times. price was a city employee and family described him as a model citizen trying to diffuse a domestic dispute. he had his hands up when luke as tased and shot him. >> the town is devastated. he was a very well liked young man. >> he was trying to help someone. and he got the worst end of it. it's what he always did, tried to help others. >> sandra: protestors have taken to the streets demanding justice. officer lucas was released from jail after posting a $1 million bond. >> it's been more than 72 hours since his last fever. oxygen levels including ambulatory saturation and work of breathing are all normal. so he may not entirely be out of the woods yet team and i agree all our evaluations and most importantly his clinical status support the president's safe return home. >> trace: white house physician sean connolly explain the decision to

alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your pricen this morning shaping up as follows. equity futures adding some weight to the rally of the week. in the fx market, euro-dollar $1.18. chinese currency strength is the story this morning. basisr yields in two points. the spread between the united states and germany, the 30 year spread starting to open up again. one to watch on tens as well. in europe, we talked about it briefly at the top of the hour, greece, italy, record low on yields on the periphery. tom: we can talk about this with john normand in a bit, the disinflation in europe versus the inflation in the u.s. is really quite something. this is really something, to get him before the publication of jp morgan research on friday and the institutional note monday morning. he is head of process asset fundamental strategy. the theme for me this morning is with the junk condition in -- the jump condition in renminbi, what is the correlation right now between the asia indicators and the standard 500 good news? john: i think there's a

lucas's actions an egregious violation of its policy, he is charged with murder in the shooting of jonathan price, his lawyer claims price resisted arrest and tried grabbing his taser outside a gas station. price's family says he was trying to break up a fight and didn't threaten anyone. todd: the fbi foiled the militia plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen witmer. the group planned to storm the state capital, take the governor and put her on trial for, quote, treason. jillian: the fbi says it was part of a plan to start a civil war. governor witmer is throwing blame at donald trump. >> reporter: the militia group calls itself the wolverine watchmen, earlier this year the fbi has been watching them. 13 men were arrested, six facing federal conspiracy charges for the alleged plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen witmer. federal officials began surveilling the group after social media posts called for a violent overthrow of government and law enforcement. according to the criminal complaint the men use encrypted messaging and codewords to avoid detection. in one message one of the ringleade

jonathan: price shaping up as follows. tom: this thing with the taxes -- i'm sorry, 10 point percent is way bigger than nine1 point -- 10.x% is way bigger than 9.1%. if you've got to pay taxes, guess what? tom: is jon bon jovi going to leave new jersey? jonathan: probably. tom: john bon jovi can't leave. jonathan: my favorite part of this show is when you and i just talk past each other for several minutes and don't listen to each other. lisa: that's everyday. the mute button, there it goes. jonathan: everyday. seriously, i am going to get a mute button for christmas. if someone can send me a new button, i would love one to use right here on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president trump signed stopped legislation stopgap that will keep the government operating at current spending levels. the government's current spending authority expired at midnight. neither democrats nor republicans want today shut down weeks before an election. nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin say they ma

city, texas, monday, calling for justice in the death of an unarmed black man. 31-year-old job jonathan price shot and killed by a police officer outside of a gas station saturday night. officer sean lucas was arrested and charged with his murder. >> didn't think the last time i would see him, he was walking out to the truck, goal with his friends with a smile on his face. >> reporter: price's family said he was intervening in a domestic violence situation when the shooting happened about 70 miles northeast of dallas. texas officials say officer through can responded to a disturbance call and attempted to detaken price. they then say he resisted in a nonthreatening way and tried to walk away, and then lucas tasered and shot price. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. >> we love him, and it's a tragic loss, and to just show that we are here to get justice and show that we support everybody. >> texas officials say an investigation determined his actions outside the station quote were not objectionablely reasonable. his bond has been set at $1 million. price's family is now demanding

and unfortunately, there's a story in the news today -- jonathan price in texas. >> yes. >> i just wondere, you and i have been around long enough to understand that, you know, change has to come. it's happening far too many times. we just want to make sure that all people can have equal rights, all people can be safe when they leave their home. and i just hope that we can end this one day. >> we all wish that. magic johnson. i mean, he said, even he still gets nervous when he sees a police car. and we all know who he is. but he's got such a magnetic smile. he's such a great human being. >> yes. >> on so many different levels. one of the things -- i said to him yesterday, one of the things i admire you about you is how much you love your wife, cookie. they've been married for several years. and his devotion to her -- he's loud and proud and says she's a big part of the success that he is today. so, as for the game, they can wrap it up on friday, or they could wrap it up in game seven. but he says it's going to be wrapped up with a lakers victory. >> i love seeing his love of the lakers, y

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jonathan price was shot and killed by a police officer outside a gas station saturday night.officer shawn lucas was arrested and charged with his murder. >> to think that the last time i sea i -- see him he was walking out to the truck going with liz his friend with a small on his face. >> tech text officials say officer lucas responded to a disturbance call and attempted to detain price. they say he resisted in a nonthreatening way and started to walk away. lucas then tasered and shot price. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. >> we love him and -- it is tragic loss and to just -- show that we are here to get justice and -- show we support everybody. >> texas officials say an investigation determined lucas' actions outside the station quote were not objectionably responsible. his bond has been set at $1 million. price's family is now demanding answers as to why it took several days for an arrest. >> we are upset because this community currently right now is being denied justice. >> attorney lee merritt is also calling for the release of surveillance and body came

safety said the officer did not take reasonable action in the incident that left a 31-year-old jonathan pricey. they said lucas was responding to a possible fight in progress and tried to detain price before he was shot by lucas. his family said he was breaking up the shooting before it happened. he was taken to the hospital after where he later died. after where he later died. 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. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyf

alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your pricection shaping up as follows. equity futures on the s&p 500 bounceback, up 0.1%. in foreign-exchange, eurodollar almost $1.18. we approach that level at about $1.1796. stronger euro, slightly weaker dollar on the currency pair. on the 10 year, we approach 80 basis points. chairman powell very much and focus. data so far ok this week. had a pause three or four hours ago, and we have really recovered nicely again. up, 23.84.the vix what we try to do is avoid the punditry and talk to people with skill sets of our politics, of our economy, and of the nation as well. edward mills is the washington policy analyst at raymond james. that doesn't describe his service to the nation as staff for the house financial services committee and working with a congresswoman for new york city over the years. the punditry is being buffeted around by the virus, by the president, by the debate performance and all the rest. do you discern a clear policy of trump or a clear policy of biden, or does that remain

this morning he is charged with murder in the death of jonathan price. the shooting happened on saturday in a convenience store parking lot. price was trying to defuse a heated argument between the couple at the store. texas rangers handling the investigation say when officer lucas arised he tazed price and then shot and killed him. the rangers say a, quote, preliminary investigation indicates the actions of officer lucas were not objectively reasonable. overnight more than 100 people showed up to the site where price was killed to honor him and former boston red sox player will middlebrooks was friends with price and right now holding a fund-raiser to cover the funeral costs and also make clear that price was not armed in this situation. reggie. >> jobina, thank you. >>> the supreme court will not hear a case from a kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples. kim davis spent five days in jail after same-sex marriage became legal in 2016. the marriage licenses would have violated her religious beliefs. even though conserva

the texas rangers say jonathan price was shot as he walked away, after a reported fight at a convenience store. the statement says officer shaun lucas first used a stun gun on price, then opened fire. russian dissident alexei navalny charged today that the kremlin had him poisoned to head off losses in next year's parliamentary elections. doctors have said he tested positive for the soviet-era nerve agent novichok. today, navalny made his first video appearance since leaving a hospital in germany. he pointed at russian intelligence. >> ( translated ): the assassins that use chemical weapons are specially trained people. it couldn't just be a rogue oligarch or corrupt official, because the combination of novichok, people with access to it, and knowing how to use it, is about five people in the intelligence service. >> woodruff: meanwhile, the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, a global watchdog group, confirmed that it was a nerve agent attack. russia has denied any involvement. in kyrgyzstan, elections officials today voided sunday's parliamentary election results that

erupted after police officer shaun lucas was charged with murder in the deaths of 31-year-old jonathan pricea popular fitness trainer who according to witnesses was attempting to defuse an argument between strangers at this gas station. according to a preliminary investigation, price was walking away when lucas fired his taser and then his weapon. protests have been nonstop since the shooting. but there was a tense consultation when an armed man showed up in chaos ensued. >> the police officer is held on $1 million bond. as a former star of the bachelor gone too far in his search for love? colton underwood accused of stalking and harassing the contest and evict on the show. and reports among the claims he put a gps tracking advice on his ex's car. >> buescher colton underwood accused of stalking former contestant cassie randolph. lawyers appeared in a los angeles court room today for they asked a judge for a continuance as both parties tried to settle the matter privately. >> the allocations are explosive. cassie randolph said colton underwood planted a small tracking device like this to tra

prices go up. see? i can bore everybody. [laughter] jonathanion get me to the 9:00 alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz. tom: fed headline just out. we will have it for you in a bit. jonathan: awesome. this is bloomberg. kailey: with the first word news, i'm kailey leinz. president trump is battling democrats and republicans every stimulus package. he is telling senate republicans to go big or go home when it comes to a proposal. mitch mcconnell is only promising to vote on a paycheck replacement plan for small businesses. meanwhile nancy pelosi says the white house plan comes up short. she is demanding significant changes. anyconey barrett avoided major slips in a day of questioning on capitol hill. senate democrats asked her about abortion rights, health care law, guns, and election and make little progress derailing her likely senate confirmation. the u.k. is signaling it will not walk away from trade talks with the eu immediately. force johnson has said tomorrow is the deadline for an agreement. -- boris johnson has said tomorrow is the

alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz i'm jonathan ferro. priceon the equity market come up 26, we advance .75%. adding a little weight to the s&p 500 after three weeks of gains. in the bond market, more happy talk around the stimulus situation on capitol hill. yields higher by two basis points. i know for many of you getting annoyed by the fact that we are still talking about this, my job is to tell you what people are saying. your job if it will happen or not. mix headr euro in the of the data this week. tom: very good. jonathan ferro, thank you so much. right now steve ricchiuto joins us. this is before we speak to chair yellen. we will speak about the speculation of her future employment in a joe biden administration, and we will talk to her about fancy economics around climate change. before that we will talk about the american economy. i want to go back to the janet yellen slack. she is most identified with the slack in the labor economy with her tenure at the fed. how is the slack in the american labor economy? steven: there is no doubt the

officer sean lucas accused of shooting jonathan price while responding to a disturbance call price'ss trying to break up a domestic disagreement and would not have escalated the situation with police. >>> hurricane delta continues to strengthen it is forecast to make landfall in mexico's yucatan peninsula tomorrow as a category 4 storm after that, though, delta is expected to come ashore again in louisiana on saturday, with category 2 strength. >>> a britain and american and a german are sharing this year's nobel prize for physics for their work on black holes, including the discovery of a super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy >>> and new study shows american households with teenagers are more likely to have gotten covid-19 infections. you can go to cnbc.com to see how the pandemic has affected teen employment and also their spending you are up to date i'll send it back to you, seema. >> sue, thank you. >>> the race for a covid vaccine continues this morning, as glaxosmithkline and verbaya announce their antibody treatment trial moves on to phase three. here with uniqu

jonathan: and the stock price is absolutely phenomenal. there?u like delta in jonathan: i love it.ome to work for every morning. [laughter] lisa sounds so excited about all of it. those numbers coming in about five minutes. citigroup just around the corner. jp morgan firmer in the premarket, up a little more than 1%. from new york and london this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. coming up very shortly, with big tech outperforming this 24 hours, christopher harvey, wells fargo head of equity strategy. the nasdaq absolutely flying. up next, earnings from citigroup. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. ♪

prices. they will withhold spending decisions. jonathansap came out yesterday evening, and they cut guidance for the rest of this year. that stock is down in the early trading by almost 10-13%. how complacent are we being in europe? look at how they europe -- the economy is playing out. even software companies, even they're struggling. what does that make for cyclicals? marc: if you look at the earnings season in the u.s., it's cyclical, the biggest beast by far, by financials, materials. it's been strong earnings against expectations. the nifty, that's because the bar is low to beat. it's worth highlighting this week will be critical for the technology sector. all the big communication services companies reporting. after that, we'll have a better feel of which ban better perspective to year end. annmarie: and you did say earnings in the u.s. are doing well, but earnings taking a backseat given covid cases, given the u.s. election. using after the election, earnings will become -- do you think after the u.s. election, earnings will become

alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's your priceon the s&p 500. we turn a little bit lower, then we turn back again. we are unchanged. euro-dollar also unchanged at $1.1743. 10 year into 0.71%. don't let this full view, the week has been fascinating. we had numbers from goldman moments ago. the release this morning, here is bloomberg's sonali basak. sonali: the numbers are pretty clean across the board. fixed income coming in with a whopping 49% jump. but equities trading is a little bit light. there are going to be some questions about that. we saw them posting a return on equity that was through the roof , 17.5%. an this year said a -- this year set a goal to boost return on equity, showing that they can to get vantage during this time -- they can take advantage during this time. tom: i looked at expenses, and they still got headcount increased by 5% as well. the age-old question, is this really a bank? i don't buy it. they are not giving away toasters at christmas. sonali: we might see that headcount go down over the next couple

shawn lucas was taken into custody last night police say he shot 31-year-old jonathan price saturdayht after responding to a call at a gas station. price's family say he was trying to break up a domestic dispute and was unarmed. he is being held on $1 million bond. >>> it's a good time to check the weather. al, we've been talking about this dangerous hurricane out there. >> we've been watching it overnight and it has intensified. category 2 warnings up and tropical storm watches up for the yucatan peninsula and western cuba it's southwest of cozumel with 115 miles per hour winds this is a recipe for strengthening. we've got gamma and it's going to be moving into the moisture plume and it's going to absorb the moisture and energy. it's a tropical tango moving in and picking the moisture up. plus the sheer breaks up a storm. we don't have a lot of it. a little more as you get closer to the gulf. then there's the energy source this warm water, waters into the upper 80s cross the caribbean. so it makes landfall as a category 3 or 4 storm on wednesday in yucatan and then its out into the

this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: 30 minutes into the opening bell, price action tuesday morning. ordern, i am jonathan ferro. .4 on the decks. the stoxx 600, materials, industrials, bottom of the pile. euro-dollar, a break of 1.18. 1.1796.efly, that just coming into the mix, annemarie. annmarie: it certainly is. we are now back at one -- at 1.18. getting a little bit of pressure, isn't it, jonathan? jonathan: just around the equity open. we rolled over a little bit. a little bit more on that still to come. first word news with laura wright. laura: oris johnson is facing pressure over his pandemic policies. within 50 members of his own conservative party are demanding a clear route out of lockdown. the mps are warning his pandemic strategy is disproportionately damaging the economy in the north, deepening the divide with the south. president emmanuel macron is with hiswidening rift crackdown on radical islam. is calling foran a boycott on goods. the recent tensions were sparked by the murder of a french teacher. women's groups are ramping up protests in poland after the country sev

we are pricing in stimulus at some point. jonathan: through 80 basis points. wonder if, off the back of a move in treasuries, people start to talk about reflation all over again. lisa: i don't know that the underlying data is really supporting that. we will get a read at that with iea crude oil inventories. a report yesterday showed a surprising building u.s. inventories. many people are not consuming as as the covid crisis continues to spread. meanwhile, today, i know you guys care a lot. we get a lot of fed speak. we've got loretta mester, neel kashkari, tom barkan, randy quarles, and jim bullard all today. every day it seems like they speak more and communicate that much less. we are going to hold rates low. the question is just the threshold to further stimulate. then come append to your bloomberg -- then, pinned to your bloomberg terminals, the fed beige book. how much has the spread of the pandemic really trickled into economic readthrough to consumer confidence, to business confidence? perhaps we will get a picture. jonathan: this will become -- this ha