chief executive lam: that has not changed.d practicing one country to systems with rights and freedoms being safeguarded under the basic law. i may just add that there will be some -- i spoke with some overseas chambers recently and they all said it is no longer something of their concerns. they're concerned about opening up for travel. haslinda: i want to touch the market since he touched on it slightly earlier. what is it about hong kong that makes it an international, financial hub and not a chinese financial center with perhaps, just a bit more freedom? chief executive lam: we have a lot of traditional strengths. one is our open economy. we don't have any capital controls. second is our rule of law. third is of course, the independence of the judiciary. fourth is that hong kong is a safe city. fifth is that we have a large pool of talents ranging from financial talents to legal talents. six is our connectivity with the rest of the world and being a very international place where we can easily link up with the outside world

anna: carrie lam speaking with bloomberg's haslinda amin.as been profound political turmoil in austria, the czech republic and poland. a surprise resignation, shock election results and a major protest taking place. we will get the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> take the emotion out of it completely. staying educated and disciplined and patient especially in and environment this where we have volatility. >> there is a psychology around understanding what is out there. and being respectful of the market and what the market is telling you and being cynical about every assumption. it can be tiring at times but you have to do it. >> i think it takes discipline and an ability to disentangle. that sounds weird. but disentangle the decision-making process from the day to day. >> the insane volatility of crypto helped me manage volatility. >> you take all crypto, everything related come everything we do day to day that people don't even realize yet, that market is telling you will be disrupted. >> there is an opportunity when there is an exces

what will carrie lam likely focus on?ne is expecting a big focus on housing but disenfranchise property tycoon's. the other thing we are kind of expecting is an emphasis on the greater bay area, deeper integration with the mainline -- mainland and also to see if there is a hint on covid policies going forward, whether carrie lam is able to elaborate on how she thinks hong kong can remain a global center with ultra strict travel policies. shery: give a little bit more context when it comes to the speech today and the political backdrop. >> this comes after china imposed a national security law last year. drastic changes to the city's election system, and her speech will not see any formal global opposition because the opposition candidates are either in jail or have resigned in protest. so we will see a political backdrop with china exerting more political control over hong kong than ever before, which has come out in recent conversations when she talks about ties to the mainland being way more important. haidi: hong kong

lam: first of all, the anti-sanctions law is a piece of national legislation.a mechanism of four national legislation to be applied to hong kong by an act of inclusion by the committee. secondly, nobody could dispute the extension of the slot to hong kong if needed because this whole round of sanctions by the united states rose out of hong kong. ims sanction -- i am a sanctioned officer. i am still being sanctions. if hong kong is put in that situation, of course we will follow the central authority's direction to implement any anti-sanctions measures. the most important point is i have been given to understand the anti-sanctions law at a national level is a toolbox. and extending a toolbox to the hong kong special ministry, the special -- the government will take account of hong kong's unique status, especially as an international financial center. the final point is i have no timetable. manus: hong kong's chief executive there, carrie lam speaking to haslinda amin. let's get the first word news from juliette saly in singapore. juliette: sidney emerging from m

rishaad: hong kong chief executive carrie lam speaking with haslinda earlier. the moment, deli and beijing -- delhi and beijing, china saying india was unreasonable in talks over a border which they have had classes -- clashes over. they say india is making unreasonable demands, saying the chinese side made great efforts during meetings sunday. a spokesperson for the western theater of the pla, saying all this but saying in delhi they are making unrealistic demands adding to difficulties in negotiation. let's move to juliette saly. goldman downgraded u.s. growth. >> absolutely. this is a result of two years of people, almost two years of people staying at home, hoarding their savings rate and the concern of the virus outbreak and the fed taking the punch bowl away. goldman sachs downgrading the growth forecast for this year and 2022. they had shaved slightly from 2021 growth, five .6% down from 5.7% and 4% next year, down from 4% -- 4.4%, on the assumption that semiconductors won't improve next year. haslinda: thank you so much for that. we leave you with it's

for more on those plans and carrie lam's address, we are joined by stephen in hong kong. what are some of the big takeaways for you? stephen: housing, housing, and housing. since the handover firm britain, home -- from britain, they tried to tackle and equities in housing and income, in a city with the least affordable housing market, and they have not been able to break what some would say is the monopoly by the big property tycoon. you have that scenario meshing with what is happening across the border, the common prosperity pushed by xi jinping. i'm not saying it is coming to hong kong, but this gave the opportunity to chief executive carrie lam to push her initiative to rollout low income housing in a massive new urban center on the border with china over the next decade. and beyond. increasing 926,000 homes up there to house about 2.5 million people to help alleviate the housing crisis. this is what carrie lam had to say on that matter. >> it is the most vibrant area where urban development -- in the next 20 years will take place with as many as -- the metropolis wil

that was hong kong chief executive carrie lam. is defending travel restrictions tied to covid that are frustrating global businesses. there is a divide between the way hong kong and singapore -- the two biggest financial centers in asia -- are handling quarantines and travel restrictions. let's bring in andy brown to discuss. what do we see? we have heard so much about hong kong recently, andy, what do we see singapore doing? andy: it is interesting, because these economies are quite similar. he mentioned both of them are regional financial hubs. most -- both of them are trading. they have shipping, aviation, just ask industries. until now both have taken the same approach to covid-19, which is a covid-zero approach. one infection is too many, one death is not acceptable. now the fortunes of these two places are diverging. the singaporeans have determined that covid zero is impractical. it is not possible and they're going to open up the economy and live with covid. hong kong has taken the decision that it is going to stick with c

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juliette was mentioning hong kong and carrie lam. speaking in the last hour, the chief executive announced plans to ease the housing prices including a massive boost in supply. let's bring in stephen engle. what have we heard so far from carrie lam? stephen: i am still monitoring it. it has been two hours and it's full of details and lots of vision about the integration. her ideas for integration further with mainland china and the cornerstone of that is more housing, low income housing, which has been's housing crisis. if you want to call it that, it has been a source of friction we saw bubble up on the street. trying to solve that by creating a new metropolis on the border with mainland china. creating some 926,000 homes in total to house a population of about 2.5 million people, i should say. we don't have a timeline but it will take at least a decade, maybe more, to create this new urban metropolis in the north which is really farmland that is often times controlled by the property developers here. that is part of the whole plan,

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lam. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> six ayes. >> s6. 219-28a1. resolution and authorizing document for the sales of the general obligation bonds not to exceed 284 $250,000 by negotiated sale. this is moved and seconded on september 28th. i would like to call on maygan wallace to share more information. >> this is the first of two items staff is requesting for moving forward. bond issuance and sale associated with the 2015 bond program. i do have slides available. actually i would be happy to walk through them if there are specific questions. the main highlight here is there are two proposed issuance first is $284 million new money general obligation bond which is actually appropriately aligned with the prior discussion around the allocation of bond proceeds. i will go ahead and reserve my comments for the refunding bond which is associated with the following resolution. i am happy to answer any questions commissioners may have. i can see there are slides if you would like more details about the assumpt

hong kong chief executive carrie lam speaking at a briefing. there were some reports that possibly beijing was interested in shelving the anti-sanctions law. carrie lam saying china has no timeline on the shelving of the law. so not getting a lot of clarity on details, but at least they are saying there is no timeline for that. rishaad: after the outage in facebook we have the company saying at the moment that the root cause is likely to be a faulty configuration change to do with its dns system. systems are back and running. they are saying there is not evidence of data compromise station after this outage. we are looking at the whistleblower, and on top of that, the share price. it felt to levels not seen since june. yvonne: all right, we are talking about the energy crisis. bring it back to what is happening in europe as well. prime minister oak, calling for a coordinated -- the spanish finance minister spoke. >> what we're seeing is a coordination in the energy prices, linked to the energy prices in international markets. this is not an iss

carrie lam. i want to give you a quick look at what's going on in markets.ing monday to kick off this week. we have seen markets that were doing a whole lot of nothing at the top of the show turn lower now. the dow jones, down more than 100 points. the s&p 500, also down .3%. the nasdaq, down .1%. bitcoin -- fascinated to see it over $57,000, headed back into record territory. we will continue to cover all these assets for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg word news. a new report from the world health organization says climate change is the biggest health threat humanity faces. the study indicates extreme weather events are killing thousands and weakening health care systems where they are needed the most. the research says nine out of 10 people breathed overly polluted air and the burden of fossil fuels causes millions of premature deaths every year. president biden's chief medical advisor says infections in the u.s. are still too high for a return to normal. dr. anthony fauci told cnn to not declare victory 2 hourly over the

yvonne: we are checking on carrie lam's policy address.: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." profits before people. frances haugen tells congress

i also appreciate commissioner lam for offering the amendment. i think this has been i think a productive process and i want to appreciate my colleagues around the whole thing. >> tonight is a really good night, actually. if you look at it, everyone is winning tonight in terms of what we're getting ready to pass tonight. i want to echo the board hard fought to one, get outdoor learning moving and security in mission bay, these are all victories and i appreciate the folks at bvhm and the site security locks. there's been input on this and a hope everyone is patting themselves on the back because tonight's a good one for all of us. thank you for your work on this and commissioner alexander for the amendment. >> on that note, let's do a roll call vote on the second amended resolution. >> chief delegate lam. >> yes. >> mr. alexander. >> yes. >> mr. boggess. yes. >> ms. collins. >> yes. >> ms. lam. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> and ms. lopez. >> yes. >> thank you, everyone. moving on to item 3 understand section i as mentio

a top adviser to the hong kong chief executive carrie lam.cuss the city's plans for a new development on the border, travel restrictions and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: hong kong chief executive carrie lam is planning a massive urban development on the border with mainland china. it appears it is designed to ease the world's most expensive housing market and improve her own loyalty to beijing. let's cross to hong kong were stephen engle is standing by with their next guest who is a top adviser on her executive council. >> fresh off the policy address two days ago, we are honored to have one of her top advisers on her executive council. that is they convene or of xcode. thanks for joining us on a rainy day in hong kong. let's start with the housing proposal. it is quite ambitious and probably the most bold except -- bold step chief executive has taken since the handover. property and the discrepancy in prices and the social angst that has caused has been a bugaboo for leaders for 24 years. she is tackling it in a big way. how is that big

carrie lam telling bloomberg the city cannot become a weak link for infections.clusive interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: -- laura: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm laura wright. coming up, the lme ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. the u.s. has arrested a navy department employee and his wife for allegedly selling secrets on nuclear powered submarines. according to the justice department, the buyer was an fbi agent posing as a foreign official. authorities say the case involved cryptocurrency payments and a memory card hidden in a been a butter sandwich. the u.s. and european union plan to announce at least 20 more countries will join a pledge to reduce athena missions. bloomberg has -- reduce methane in missions -- methane emission s. the human has found dusty -- the un has found that 80% of methods to reduce emissions can be of limited at no cost. the imf will meet today on the fate of its managing director, kristalina georgieva. georgieva has denied any wrongdoing. residence in new zealand have been tasting fr

>> thank you, commissioner lam. i can take part of that and i may ask chief megan mullis to talk about additional grants because i know she's pursuing that with some of her team. in terms of the reimbursement, it includes that color seek reimbursement for as many tests as we can. that includes medi-cal as well as health insurance. so color is working to get reimbursement for as many as we can. i have asked them for a breakdown between student tests versus staff tests. overall, mostly with the reimbursements, we are only reimbursing about 40% of the tests that are being analyzed because we don't have the health insurance information to seek reimbursement. we do have to have certain information as staff and students come and sign up to take the test and we're working closely to create, we're noticing that there are some ways with the platform like previously from staff, when you activate your health kits, you would have enter your staff number every time. and those trying to get it done quickly or on their way out the

and following this us decision, lam pleased place. commission will also propose to suspend the tariffs that we had _ propose to suspend the tariffs that we had introduced. i propose to suspend the tariffs that we had introduced. lam also propose to suspend the tariffs that we had introduced. i am also pleased tojoin_ we had introduced. i am also pleased tojoin president biden in announcing the pausing of our dispute — announcing the pausing of our dispute on this issue in the wto. and as _ dispute on this issue in the wto. and as you — dispute on this issue in the wto. and as you did, mr president, i would — and as you did, mr president, i would like _ and as you did, mr president, i would like to thank the secretary of commerce — would like to thank the secretary of commerce and everyone else involved specifically— commerce and everyone else involved specifically with this for their tyler's — specifically with this for their tyler's efforts for the last months. this is— tyler's efforts for the last months. this is a _ tyler's efforts

lam warns she wants to develop the area as an information and technology hub. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london. i am alix steel. here are the top stories from around the world. president biden is set to meet with top ceos to discuss the potential damage to the economy from a default. plus, we hear from michael righetti on seeing more consolidation between alternative asset firms and whether private equity is a place for growth. and getting into the ring. we speak to the top ranked boxing president on the importance of fans in the stands. i used a box in the day -- used to box in the day. s&p down by .7%. this does not encompass the wild ride we have seen. futures get hammered, then you have the adp number better than expected, then a buy the dip move. all major indices are in the red. the nasdaq holding up the best, up 5.5% as you have yields -- up by .5% as you ha

lam wants to develop the area into an information technology hub.ay, snape saw a 23% boost in time spent on its android app, compared with the same day the prior week. telegram and signal also reported a big surge in usage. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ sen. warren: i can't support jay powell for riemann nomination -- for renomination. my view is he ends his term, we put somebody else in his place, and i think the fed will be better off and our economy will be safer. jonathan: senator warren on the federal reserve in the past when he four hours. good morning -- the past 24 hours. good morning. on the s&p, we are -1.2%. on the nasdaq, we are -1.3%. yields higher to 1.5450%. all of the attention on nat gas prices in europe. a full round-trip from plus 39% in the u.k. to about plus 4%, 5%. tom: i'm looking at four-day natural gas off the commodity. this is the american view. it has pulled back, maybe not

leigh-ann: lam says mainland chinese officials want to follow a stricter reproach to wiping of the virusthe international monetary fund's executive board will deliberate over the fate of its chief. kristalina georgieva, investigators have spoken with her and the lumber -- and the law firm that insinuate wrongdoing at her former firm. georgieva has denied any wrongdoing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's about the pandemic, and this is not just an american issue. this is a worldwide issue, with participation rate in the workforce. we clearly have more work to do. people are concerned about the delta variant, people are concerned about their health, and i think people are reevaluating their work-life balance and changing their careers. jonathan: marty walsh, the u.s. secretary of labor. we have a shortage in this country. we have a supply issue, and we saw that in the labor market this past friday. your equity market is -16, down 0.

banny lam's head of research at ceb international investment corporation.nings results pointing to an upward trend for markets. a mixed picture so far though. banny: it is a mixed picture but in general because a lot of people like to believe that the delta variant will affect the momentum of the economy which would affect the earnings. countries are adopting the policy. recovery is quite good and will continue. earnings are in line. i would say we are back on track in the next couple of quarters. paul: how closely you think equity markets are paying attention to the bond markets because the action there suggests that inflation is increasingly becoming a concern? if i look at the bloomberg question of the day --how high will break even rates rise? what do you see? banny: with inflation -- you can see the bonds going up but i think the momentum of growth is not as much as we think because we still have a loss expecting the bond market. i would say for investors, moving back a little bit would perform much better. shery: what about evaluation concerns especia

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. >> joe, i don't know why you're laughing amd, lam, nvidia what are you doing with the chips? >> what's wrong with amd amd is in the right. a lot of the chip names there's differentiation, steve mentioned before, micron he's 100% correct and those are memory chips and right now they have no pricing power and demand is incredibly weak western digital and texas instruments will struggle in that environment and you look at nvidia and you are talking about exposure to graphic chips whether it is nvidia or even to a certain extent amd any i think th those are the right chip names and overall it will be an impact from the smh declining from the 2 200-day moving average and that will have an impact on the s&p 500 itself because the chips are so incredibly important. semis really are what the transports used to be to the economy and to the markets so you need the smh to move above the 200-day moving average and you can selectively pick winners in the industry and that's what i feel i've done with my holdings of nvidia, amd and lam research >> part of the issue is is it more of a worri

down 16% from its high, are you thinking about or why aren't you doing the same in lam research which is down 17% from its high or match which is down 12? >> yeah. no, they're on my list for sure especially lam down 18%, right, and the rising cost and complexity of chipmaking just being in the fourth or fifth inning these guys are the leader in the space and etch i think the wfe, and equipment spend will be 100 billion maybe by the end of this year, definitely next year, so i like it it's not expensive it's come down a lot so it's on my list match also, look, this is the ultimate re-open you'd think people want to date in person instead of online and they're monetizing their apps and i like the fact that it got into the s&p 500, as well so these are definitely on my short lists. i have cash. i have a lot of cash right now so i think if earnings presents opportunities for me or these stocks just keep correcting i'll be adding to them, absolutely. >> what's interesting is i am just learning, too and even more reason why you want to be a member of the cnbc investing club that jim cramer

the bolivians, called as road el camino de lam wiped it the road of death. the valley of the cables savannah was getting ready to leave for la pas to sell his 50 kilos of cocoa leaves in the market. it's a 5 hour bus journey along the road of death. mother is accompanied by edwin. the son of old ignacio, the man who invented the cables. guy wake, bobby sub other. yes. takia there. well, yeah. phyllis on their cables, the flying men of youngest are far less of ease when they have to go on the road of death. samples with laser nevada. you're all he got blizzard visual is the name was madeline. this at this he colors. what is, is kill us much, dan, 4 pm for my on, on tom's galleria. but for several, the dangers of road mean nothing. he hasn't seen his family in more than a month. with almost i'm, he'll be with the villa fatima market in la pas. it's the only place in the country where the cockle arrows are allowed to sell their crop even so it's estimated that as much as a 3rd of all the coca leaves that are sold here, end up in the laboratories of cocaine, tra

a statement from terms -- confirms lam will remain in hospital.tary john lee will remain as leader and her absence -- in her absence. colin powell, the first african-american to become secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has died from covid-19 complications. colin powell was born in harlem. in a speech to the u.n. he falsely claimed that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. colin powell later acknowledge this blemished his military career. he was 84. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: u.k. prime minister boris johnson says the city of london will prosper outside of the e.u. noting job losses and disruptions to capital flows have been lower since exit. in an exclusive interview, -- far fewer bankers have been moved out of the financial hub as predicted. >> the long-term reasons why the u.k. remains attractive -- in the short and medium-term reasons are, are all the

lam. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> six ayes. >> s6. 219-28a1. resolution and authorizing document for the sales of the general obligation bonds not to exceed 284 $250,000 by negotiated sale. this is moved and seconded on september 28th. i would like to call on maygan wallace to share more information. >> this is the first of two items staff is requesting for moving forward. bond issuance and sale associated with the 2015 bond program. i do have slides available. actually i would be happy to walk through them if there are specific questions. the main highlight here is there are two proposed issuance first is $284 million new money general obligation bond which is actually appropriately aligned with the prior discussion around the allocation of bond proceeds. i will go ahead and reserve my comments for the refunding bond which is associated with the following resolution. i am happy to answer any questions commissioners may have. i can see there are slides if you would like more details about the assumpt

lam racks up nine receptions, 149 yards and two touchdowns. prescott threw for 445.29. they are now 5-1 through week six. so, ian, i ask you, who are the best teams in the envelope nfl? cowboys are 5-1. pack 5-1. ravens are 5-1 and arizona is perfect at 6-0. who do you think right now is playing the best football? >> i think all those teams just named are playing the best football. you have to understand what tom brady's doing in tampa bay. all i see is tampa bay and tom brady and what he's been doing. got to understand what the baltimore ravens are doing but i think the best team in the nfl right now is the arizona cardinals because of what they have on offense and defense. i feel like jj watt was the best at acquisitions during free agency for the arizona cardinals. and then, you have deandre hopkins playing the way he is. and then, you make a trade for zach hertz at the tight end position which gives kyler murray another weapon for the offense. so i think if you are looking at the whole depth chart and season for the standings are right now, i feel arizona is the

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more importantly, however, for in many ways carrie lam is just a figurehead and mouthpiece for beijing, the trump administration sanctioned two individuals who are xi jinping's hatchet men: chris tang, the secretary for security and former head of the increasingly-repressive hong kong police force, and john lee, the former secretary of security and current chief secretary. both these men, chris tang and john lee, need to be better known for the purposes of being held morally and legally accountable.ou they, more than anyone except xi jinping himself, are responsible for the current demise of human rights in hong kong, for they have been the willing executioners for the chinese communist party. but beyond the names of those who should be called to task, are those we must remember for their valiant defense of freedom. we should remember jimmy lai, the brave founder of apple daily, that beacon of free speech shut down by the government in june of this year, its assets frozen and its computers confiscated by the police. jimmy is now in jail, periodically brought to court in shackles, while

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>> commissioner lam and student delegate lam. >> thank you. thank you for this discussion and obviously to the budget team and our many hours of working together on this. my first initial question is to understand so now that the fiscal expert has been appointed by cde, i'd like to understand what their role is in the coming months and sprint along with what the next steps are with knowing that we outlined the areas that they would support us and it would be important for the board and the public to really understand what these additional oversights supports and how are they involved in this process? >> i'm happy to take a first stab at that. it's an update for the full board and the public. we have been a find our fiscal experts from cbe his name is elliott and he is a retired superintendent who wanted to come help other school districts. and he is learning everything he can about where we are as a directing and he is going to serve as our i'd vice or, fiscal advisers is the title so we start with the fiscal adviser supporting us. [please sta

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peet replaces australian adrian lam who left after 2 seasons in charge, and wane will now combine thisith wigan he led them to three super league titles, a challenge cup and world club challenge triumph before his 2018 exit. prize money for the first women's golf major will increase by 60% next year after a new sponsor was announced. the tournament formerly known as the ana inspiration will now offer a $5 million prize fund and will now be rebranded as the chevron championship. it will also be played for the final time at its historic venue in the california desert, before moving to houston. since its inception in 1972, the event has been played at the mission hills country club with poppies pond providing one of its iconic moments every year, with the winnerjumping in. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those hello there. it's been a windy day today, but it's the rain that's been causing most of the disruption. we started with an inch of rain falling in an hour in the early hours of this morning in london, hence the scenes of flooding here. it's been raining pretty

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