energies even if the index at the broad level sort of trended flat for the near term. >> all right julien, great to speak with you. thank you. >> thank you >>> tim, i'll go to you, do you remember when paul sankey was on and he put out another trade -- >> [ inaudible ] trade. >> short tesla, long exxon, something like that? >> we kind of goaded him into that one paul is a good sport and pointing really just out i think he was not necessarily looking to get out there and opine on apple. he was looking to talk about the energy sector and where there was some really compelling arguments in terms of the macro and supply side but also where a lot of companies were being run much more for the equity investor than they have been ever look, i love the story on banks, though i want to go there also because i know we're going to talk energy later in the show and what julien is talking about as a multi quarterly rating, look at where citibank is relative to the prepandemic level and where their business is now, look at the regulatory pressure that's off them or at least the fear of in terms of what

centre arthur vincent and hooker julien marchand are the latest to return positive test results.f antoine dupont are also in isolation after catching the virus. france insist they will fulfil the fixture. well, scotland head coach gregor townsend has named his squad ahead of that game next sunday. and fly—half adam hastings is back in after suffering a shoulder injury. centre cameron redpath is still out, though. and bath back rowjosh bayliss has been called up to the squad for the first time. novak djokovic says his journey to a ninth australian open title and an 18th overall grand slam trophy was an "emotional roller—coaster". he beat daniil medvedev in straight—sets to continue his rule on the rod laver arena in melbourne, as adam wild reports. there are few players in the history of tennis that have dominated one tournament quite like novak djokovic in melbourne. eight times a winner before today. there is a slight sense, though, that times in tennis may be changing. daniil medvedev at the forefront of the sport's next generation, but djokovic is not the type to let up nor le

julien. hi everybody. fog, really thick around napa, american canyon, going to hit, 29, 27, 80, possibly 680 and 780 maybe even to the bridges. so it is definitely something we'll keep an eye on. the lowest visibilities are no those areas. we do have fog but two mile visibility around santa rosa. the exploratorium looks 41-46 this morning. 53-61 this afternoon. 49-53 at 7:00. rain comes tomorrow. more on that coming up, kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> opportunities and parents in continue constant are waking up to good news. >> reporter: the counties covid numbers are dropping and that is why the younger kids are now being allowed to go back to school. the youngsters can go because contra costa county has seen less than 25 days per 100,000 residents the last five days but the county is still in the purple tier. so older kids cannot return yet. there will still be a mixture of kids in class and zooming from home so they can limit the class sizes. but tk-6th is now allowed to return in contra costa county ac

centre arthur vincent and hooker julien marchand are the latest to return positive test results.pont are also in isolation after catching the virus. france insist they will fulfil the fixture. there's one match in the premiership this afternon — leaders bristol are at london irish. into the second half, bristol playing some lovely rugby — lead 31—13. novak djokovic says his journey to a ninth australian open title and an 18th overall grand slam trophy was an "emotional roller—coaster". he beat daniil medvedev in straight—sets to continue his dominance in melbourne, as adam wild reports. there are few players in the history of tennis that have dominated one tournament quite like novak djokovic in melbourne. eight times a winner before today. there is a slight sense that times in tennis may be changing. daniil medvedev at the forefront of the sport's next generation but novak djokovic is not the type to let up or let go. the mark of a great champion, always the hunger for more. set one hard—fought but, for djokovic, hard—won. daniil medvedev giving everything, getting nothing, the

we really appreciate you talking with us, daniel julien. the nasdaq 100 really picking up.y over 2% as yields grind their way higher. really big selloff, particularly in europe. it is really at the belly of the curve now. seeing the biggest shift there. it is going to be really interesting to see how it shakes out. monday, it was "buy the dip" on twitter. i don't know if we will get that today. what do you see with these big bond motives? guy: it will be something to watch out for. alix: ecb. coming up, you have congressman dan tilly joining from michigan, joining "balance of power" with david west. guy: and you and i are going to radio. we are going to talk about these amazing moves we are getting today. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." jay powell spent two days this week giving his take on the economy. this morning, we got new economic numbers that seem to bit stronger than expected, at least on their face. to tell us what they really mean, we turn to our election politics corres