scott kimball, robert tipp, krishna memani.ext, i want to get a market check on where the bonds have been. yields are higher this week by a basis point. 2.34 on the 2-year. creeping back toward 3% on a 30 year yield. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead featuring fed minutes, and an ecb decision. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." time for the final spread. coming up over the next week, fed vice chair richard clarida speaking at an event hosted by the minneapolis fed. we get u.s. cpi data and the fomc releasing the minutes from its march meeting. plus, an ecb rate decision followed by mario draghi's news conference in frankfurt. for final thoughts, robert tipp is with me, alongside scott kimball, and krishna memani. robert, i know you are itching to get in on the european debate. what do you want to say? robert: in addition to the high yield, which i think is attractive, there are definitely opportunities there, as well as investment grade, high quality clo

scott kimball, robert tipp, krishna memani. want to get a market check on where the bonds have been. yields are higher this week by a basis point. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead featuring fed minutes, and an ecb decision. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ what do you want to say? i think the big contrarian play in europe continues to be the sovereign's. they were beat up in that crisis and i think people are missing that at any given point in time one country will be in the headlines. italy for example now. the in the background greeks are getting a billion dollars released to them. they have a long way to go. spain, portugal. it is a contrarian play but i don't think this is anywhere near over. jonathan: is there a believe that you think the periphery, which has been treading lately, will start trading like a sovereign again? robert: that's right, i see this is an ongoing trend. have to watch this and see that it plays out, that the improvement is not cyclical. the numbers on the face of it, for spain, they are

micalla driving end adam kimball home from work, when iowa police say someone, somewhere fired a single shot. ev> at this point, we have nence to indicate that they were selected as victims. >> reporter: the bullet fatally struck micalla before also ivitting kimball, who surv. micayla, a former all-star outfielder at the university of northern iowa. she graduated in 2016 with plans to be a dentist. on> we had quite a connec >> reporter: steven caring for his own father with cancer when his wife called with the news. >> that was the hardest thing she's ever had to do. >> reporter: a family and communitleft in mourning, facing a desperate search for answers. morganhesky, nbc news. >>> in california late today, the suspect accused of opening fire and killing a woman inside a synagogue face a judge for the first time as survivors cope with their tragic loss. nbc's miguel almaguer was at the courthouse. >> reporter: the 19-year-old suspected gunman, john earnest, who prosecutors say had a cache of ammunition, pleading not guilty, chged with the murder of lori kaye and three counts of attempt

president leaves for a rally in wisconsin up before he played golf with the japanese prime minister you kimball but there is a mere twisting relating to trade. keith: before that meeting the president took a brief trip to indiana, the vice president and the nra convention there the president revealed he was the us signature off the arms treaty. we are live in washington tonight. >> taking back the signature to reject the treaty which is called misguided although never ratified by the senate but president trump said it never will be under his watch. >> under my administration we will never surrender american sovereignty to anyone. [applause] we will never allow for bureaucrats to trample on your second amendment freedom. and that is why my administration will never ratified the un arms trade treaty. i hope you're happy. by taking these actions we are reaffirming america is sacred and american citizens live by america's laws not by the laws of foreign countries kim jung-un in front of that cheering crowd the president signed what he described as a message to continue that ratification process and

connectivity perspective, it was hamilton wildcats basketball, baseball, and pop warner warner ask kimballfore the trip was actually implemented, it was pooped, to baseball, to the kfc on the corner with the friends and family. this type of work that we're doing here is going to be critical, i think, from an access and equity and telling the story here in san francisco, but there is a unique opportunity to scale this out as a case study across the programming and services that are being delivered, but regionally and nationally with the work we are taking on as an organization. really quickly, the framework we are leveraging, and think of this program is a case study, there are lots of programs and services that they are delivering here in san francisco we take a three-pronged approach around impact. who is being served demographically in terms of where the events are taking place? who is taking place in the activities? the second piece of the types of services that are being delivered on a consistent basis over a certain amount of time. so the frequency of these services, to how phil and t

one was their agreement kimball program -- playground, the other is the bartlett streetscape project which is a secondary street in the mission , and the report will be ready. we may actually publish it for your meeting, i'm not sure about that, but in any case, we will have our survey contractor here to give a formal report on the findings that your may meeting, and i will make sure the agenda accounts for a for that. we are looking forward to interesting findings. that is it for our items with you, and anna can't comment on the public finance calendar which is also listed under this item. >> thank you. so on our forward calendar, we have a few bond issues. the one that is coming up soon is for the 425 million-dollar seawall bond that was approved in november of 2018. we are going to be issuing the first series of bonds under that program, expected to close in june of this year, and then next we will be looking -- some of the programs that still have outstanding authorization such as clean and safe neighborhood parks is about $3.1 million left. the affordable housing, 2015 bond, and

global health and hygiene consumer company kimball he clark is the stock of the hour.a is here with more. clearly an earnings win. >> the best performer on the s&p 500 today on a percentage basis. you are right. when we are talking about earnings, adjusted eps came it 1.6%. in at $100 came million more than had been anticipated. the total sales number was 2% lower than it had been the year before. kimberly clark saw net sales fall across three categories. still, it rose 3%. prices atwn to rising kimberly-clark. there was a 4% hike overall. this is something embolus -- analysts are applauding. also, i am seeing big moves for the stock today. i have a chart for you which might give some investors a moment for pause. if you look at the rfi, it is hitting around 84, 85. price at the stock moment is close to $20 above average. vonnie: thank you for that stock of the hour. kimberly-clark, the best performer of the s&p 500. how president trump could further tighten the crude market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the u.s. governme

. >> your great, great grandfather george kimball he is one of the gentleman who answered the call ofas well. the results are in. jedediah: a collaborator for my heritage dom come and the author of something beautiful happened. she has my results which i have not heard yet. waiting patiently not so patiently. pete: drum roll. >> first of all, congratulations. jedediah: thank you very much. >> your friends of my heritage wanted to delve into your my history as well fox family here. get right to it i know you said that you knew that you had deep italian roots, correct? >> okay. that is the truth. you are 69.4% european which is 60.8% italian. no surprise there. you also had a question of whether or not you had any spanish roots, right? your grandmother had a name that you thought maybe translated from spanish. you are correct. because you are also 8.6% spain and portugal. now you wondered if you had any middle eastern roots or asian roots 19.1% west asian tuckery, iran and iraq. >> oh, wow. >> little surprised by that one maybe. >> super surprising. >> and 6.8% to your tunisia, lia and