you've made the decision to pair with lg chem. the summer will be made on that.some difficulties recently with the bold. the recall. when will you understand what went wrong so you can fix it? >> we already understand that when to very specific manufacturing defects happen in the same cell, that's when there's an issue. we are working with lg chem to make sure that those issues are solved and then we will be able to provide battery cell and module replacements for our customers. it's important, the old cm technology is very different than what's in the bold. i believe the lessons learned that we have are going to benefit the entire industry. the importance of the manufacturing processes. with our joint venture with lg, we are going to be able to combine their expertise with our expertise. i have a lot of confidence in our platform. >> you mentioned lg is a valued partner. as far as i can tell, it's your only partner. others have had two or three different courses in the race. did this raise questions in your mind about putting all your eggs into that basket? >> i

lj -- lg chem shares has plunged. the u.s.er the cost of the recall which could reach $1 billion. gm is to replace battery modules in 73,000 cars. anna: coming up on this program, a pretty big shortage. long time u.s. treasuries will fall is in his next batch. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 8:52 here in london. we are still positive. not as much as we were. about 0.25 -- 0.25%. u.s. futures pointing to the upside by around 0.2%. slightly more fragile this rebound. let's bring into the conversation bloomberg's markets live market strategist. jackson hole very much on people's minds this morning. i could talk to you about that as well as the weakness of the dollar. i also want to talk about treasury markets. interesting reporting over the weekend about michael burry. he is putting in a big call on treasuries. tell us about what he is doing with his strategy. >> good morning. i think his trade is logical, left brain thinking if you ask me. u.s. economy is likely to expand to

lg is an example. it split off from lg chem. list of firms incubating, but it split off and listed as a separate firm. that is a problem because it lists another firm and it saps away the interest in the existing firm, which is bad for the existing shareholders of the company. >> always great to have you with us as we continue to watch what is not the debut i imagine the company wanted. we are hearing from a canadian newspaper that chinese courts are set to give verdicts when it comes to the case of canadians detained. according to sources, they are facing the death penalty for drug smuggling. we are also hearing that a businessman is charged with espionage along with his fellow canadian. he is expected to learn his fate later this week as well. >> this is daybreak asia. i am vonnie quinn with first word headlines. rising cases of the delta variant are causing fresh travel restrictions. aviation data shows the company plunged 32% in one week. the latest outbreak affected more than half of china's businesses. meanwhile, failing t

. >> you mentioned battery technology, which is key to this, you made a decision to pair with lg cam.me time, you have had some difficulties recently with the vault. a different technology. when do you think you will understand what went wrong with the volt? >> we already understand that when two specific manufacturing defects happen in the same cell, that is when there is an issue. we are working with lg chem to make sure that those issues are solved and that we will be able to provide module replacements for our customers. i think it is important, the technology was very different than what is in the volt. i believe the lessons learned that we have to this experience are going to benefit the entire industry and the importance of the manufacturing processes. with our joint venture with lg, we are going to be able to bring -- combined their expertise with our expertise, so i have a lot of confidence in our platform. anna: you mentioned they are a value -- >> you mentioned they are a valued partner. i think they are your only partner in batteries. does it raise any concerns about putti

that is something both companies are -- gm wants lg to pay, lg has said the extent -- the expense hased up depending on the results of the joint investigation. meanwhile, customers cars are parked in their driveways. they do not really know what to do with them or what is happening to them, so it is a bit of ap artist -- a pr disaster as well for gm. juliette: a quick check now of the latest business/headlines. aunt group has denied rumors of -- rumors of illicit stakes of its company purchased ahead of the ipo last year. they say it is not true. the statement did not ask point to which people it was referring to. they said it complies with the law and the ipo process was transparent. india's finance ministry has some in the chief executive officer of infosys asking to explain why glitches in the new electronic tax filing portal have not been fixed. it is not been available at all since saturday. rishaad: it's time of day, morning calls. sophie kamaruddin here. some are calling it a lost decade we are having, what is the strategist take? >> follmann is saying the last decade might be

some of those earnings including lg. haidi: we are watching biotech. it is a small firm.ed 40% as a heart beat of stocks races over the potential drug. david ingles is standing by with the president and ceo. david: good morning. on top of the 40% pop, analysts, if you look at the price target, expecting a further 40% so let's bring in the president of psycho kinetics -- cytokinetics joining us. excitement is an understatement of this specific drug in the pipeline. phase two trials went great. that is well-documented. i want to start off with the path ahead, if you could lay that out for us in layman terms, what is next. >> thank you for having me. despite the horrible statistics of the pandemic, heart disease is the number one killer in our country and worldwide and that is getting worse with the aging demographics. we have two programs that have advanced to late stage clinical trials, investigational medicines that have delivered on the promise of novel science. the most recent one is a compound which is inhibiting a hyperactive heart. your heart can either pump too forc

carmaker wants lg to cover the cost of the recall, which could reach $1 billion.replace batteries in millions of cars. shares of ever grant -- evergrande have fallen on reports they may sell their headquarters at a loss. global news 24 hours a day -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. a peak into the kamala harris press conference, she is alongside the prime minister of singapore. speaking in regards to the very latest from the united states and singapore. we will have more on that as the morning goes on. coming up, the delta variant forces australia and new zealand to review covid strategies. more on the nuances and political shifts. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is your monday edition of "daybreak europe." there is a repricing in the dollar. robert kaplan uses language like wanting flexibility, wanting the ability not to be tied to taper. that has begun to reprice in the dollar. the aussie is flying higher

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you made the decision to pair it with lg. you have some difficulties recently.nt technology. the recall. when will you understand what went wrong so you can fix it? >> when two very specific manufacturing defects happen in the same cell, that is when there is an issue. we are working with them to make sure that those issues are solved. and then we will be a will to provide module replacements for our customers. it is important that the technology is different. i believe the lessons learned that we have through this experience is going to benefit the entire industry and the importance of the manufacturing processes and with our joint venture with a valued partner, we will be able to bring -- we will combine their expertise with our expertise so i have a lot of confidence in our platform. david: as far as i can tell, they are your only partner when it comes to battery technology. some have had two or three different courses in the race. -- horses in the race. david: we are -- mary: we are working with lg but we also have our internal works, one of the largest deve

liz: oh, i have an lg washer dryer.ll say, we've been cycling through some of the alliance seller stocks, lidia. all of them are in the green because people are still going to have to buy this stuff so that would probably mean a better margins, perhaps, depending on the supply chain. thank you, lidia. computers, tablets and gaming equipment flying off the shelves during the pandemic, as work and play from home became the norm, but will it continue to be the norm? lenovo's president of international markets is here and he is planting his flag on planet hybrid working. wait until you hear way, closing bell ringing in 29 minutes the dow just hit a brand new session high, a gain of 236 points we're up 227 right now. we do have a record at the moment for the s&p as well, don't go away. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this i

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he says there has been a lack of tolerance towards lg bt people from some immigrants coming from countries is illegal. the city became more colourful and diverse, which is great, but the city became also in parts, more conservative, and aggressive towards differences, and we are now in a situation that there is quite a bit of violence instigated against us by youngsters with a migration background, and on the other hand, we have politicians on the left wing and liberal politicians who don't know how to tackle the problem, because they are also afraid to discriminate. so i hope that we invest in each other, in solidarity, and that in the coming five years, we make a safe space of amsterdam again, a gay paradise. it's the second consecutive year the city's canal parade was cancelled due to coronavirus, but despite covid, young and old, the message on the street is still the same, equal rights for all. celestina olulode, bbc news. dennis �*dt�* thomas, a co—founder of the soul—funk band kool & the gang has died aged 70. thomas enjoyed a music career that spanned almost 60 years as the alto sa

we are seeing lg chem weighed heavily this morning.ecalled bolt tv's for the third time in nine months over battery fires in a shadow cast between at lg and gm. we are seeing sk ink shares lima higher as they go under a restructuring that will see them absorb materials due to a share swap. fuel retailers shares are on the move as we get results from the secretary. ample has confirmed a multibillion-dollar takeover that could be rallying. we are seeing a metal recycling company rally for the most in four months on its planned buyback of 150 million australian dollars. shery: let us now get to su keenan with the first word headlines. su: we start with singapore which is looking to add more countries to the vaccinated traveling program. this is a signal to the world that is committed to reopening. after allowing vaccinated visitors from germany and brunei to next month, the ministry of transport says it will expand on adding eligible countries. >> the intention really is to do this well so that we can then scale up. business -- this is a

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general motors signaled it will continue its relationship with lg energy solution at the heart of itrecall. 100,000 chevrolet bolts were recalled at an estimated cost of 1.8 billion dollars after 10 vehicles caught fire. >> we have our internal work. we have one of the largest development labs in the country. we have a partnership. we have multiple pathways with battery technology to make sure we have a leadership position. paul: let's stay with the auto supply squeeze. sophie kamaruddin is looking at the morning because. what are you seeing? sophie: i want to highlight key commentary from industry players like japan, which expects crunch to last through 2022. they are running at full throttle and they plan to add more capacity. flipping the board on top of other players like tsmc, which plans to spend $100 billion over the next three years, awaiting confirmation for a plan to lift it prices. we have seen customers stock up on supplies. a drop in demand. using supply crunch by 2023 as more production comes online and switching up the board over at pieper sandler, they are assessing a

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he did raise alarms stretch lg from the justice department to the pentagon about how far trump would really go. one of the top members of the committee that i am reporting here told us on "the beat" that they're going to follow the evidence and no one is off limits. congressman and chairman schiff meant it. here is what he told us. >> nobody is off limits here. any members of congress or the former administration or the former president himself of whatever capacity that's involved in our attack in our government, we'll follow the facts where ever they lead. >> some of the facts lead to an open probe whether trump's effort to steal the probe. that is just one state. >> the new evidence could link more of these seemingly maybe different pots all together and that could put more pressure on the government by which i mean the federal government or independent local prosecutors to do the hard thing and decide if there was an attempted coup and should someone go to jail for it. i am joined now by joan walsh. thank you both of you for being here. joan, i landed on a question so i put it to.

when schools reopen in first week of september everybody in a school build lg have to wear a mask. that is simple and exactly what the cdc said to do. in order to prevent the spread of the delta variant, everyone in a school building should be masked up. now, new york across the river is a little bit more confusing. they're having a battle right now. i don't know if you notice but politics in the state are dicey especially at the executive level and two departments are arg you've being what they could do about this. the department of health said that because the order, the emergency order creating the covid rules have expired, they can no longer order schools to do anything when it comes to covid safety. the department of education of safety saying you can do that. we have seen individual districts popping up and saying they'll have mandates when the schools reopen. that is the confusing way. the wrong way is like in places in florida and seven other states where the governors have banned the mask mandates and districts working their way around them as you mentioned in the previous

juan: doctor, could you talk about the sue of lg covid in children? there have been reports that many children are suffering from lingering physical, mental and neurological symptoms as a result of an infection th is very mild or asymptomatic. dr. propst: that is one of the greatest concerns for pediatricianand it suld be for parents across the country right now. there is the condition many people havheard called long covid. it was originally identified in adults mostly because adults were getting tested. from day o, childr have been under tested in this country. long covid, now also knn as post acute covid-19 is a condition that can arise, a week to months later and generally involves a constellation of symptoms, including brain fog, aches, low-grade fever, a malaise that won't go away, a lack of energy. unfortunately, we are seeing more and more long covid which can be truly debilitating, in young children. we are seeing that as the incidence among the pediatric population increases and we are starting to see those long covid cases. the malaise and

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. >>> join lg us now with a look at axios a.m. editor and chief nicholas johnson. an sos dinner for kamala harris, a group of women had a dinner to discuss what is the problem with the vice president, what can they do from the outside to help her regain her footing? there's a sense among senior democrats that she hasn't had a good tenure so this group of women is looking to see what they can do from the outside to perhaps build her reputation, help her get her footing. something they're talking about is building on her biography, an attorney general, successful senator, with not talk about that, get her on the road, speaking to voters and settle her into this role. the vice president is an important position as far as the future of the party. the catch on this, kamala harris has a tough job, being in charge of the border crisis, there have been many people whose careers have floundered on the border. >> and there is an increased spotlight on this particular vice president because she's the vice president to a president who's ever been the oldest. and there's been s

itri that has not been tested lg enough. i'm a nurse. ia am very concerned about the long-term side affects. >> what will save lives and it's not the vaccine? >> what's in the vaccine? what is in froot loops. you seat that, you put that in your body. that is right, they will not listen to theirth republican governors. tore public health officials with public healthal degrees.li no, no, no, they listen only to tucker karlsson and the self is appointed experts in their facebook conspiracy groups and theiry latest trick is championing a new cure for covid-19 to just getting the vaccine. a anti-parasetic drug, seriously, but because human doses of the drugs are hard to come by, people are now raiding supplies use autoed for horses and consuming it as wait for it, just wait. horse paste. ah yes, horse paste, packed with apple flavor along with sleep drench and swine injections, anything, anything but the logical simple step of taking the free shot because we are the stupid country. joining me now is covid medical housing works in new york cit

lg is not uncommon during the summer months all over the country. so warnings about the health threat are posted in many areas. but in many instances such as at saylorville lake in iowa, the warnings are ignored with covid and everything from that right about now, it's pretty rare for these algae taxes to actually kill people. but it can happen. >> people can be exposed to the saxons even if they're recreating in the water but actually the saxons can travel miles in the air. so even if you're not right next to a toxic algae where you can be exposed potentially to these actions. >> that was nancy loo reporting on the toxicology results will likely be key in learning the cause of deaths of the family. officials expect those results back in the next few weeks. up next here on kron. 4 news at 3 a phone scam to tell you about here in san francisco. police want you to look out for. >> and we'll hear from the family of a san quentin guards who died of covid now filing a lawsuit against the prison. and a chaotic. a store robbery will go to the north bay whe

he was also, nicole lg of sacramento, california. she just days ago posted on instagram a photo of her carrying a young child in afghanistan saying how much she loved her job. these were people saving lives out there in afghanistan, both american and afghani lives. >> they were indeed. we watch the president bowing his head. it would appear the dignified transfer has been completed with the four trucks carrying the bodies. heidi, do you know what awaits the president this afternoon. do you know what else he has on his agenda? >> we're expecting consignificant updates on the twin crisis that he is facing here. the president saying there will be additional strikes in afghanistan. we heard that explosion which we reported to be a preemptive strike against a group that may have wanted to attack the airport again. the president, of course, saying we are still in this critical period where we have any number of tens of hundreds of even thousands of al qaeda and isis fighters released from prison including skilled bomb makers of tuesday as

lg is not uncommon during the summer months all over the country.ealth threat are posted in many areas. but in many instances such as at saylorville lake in iowa, the warnings are ignored with covid and everything from that right about now, it's pretty rare for these algae taxes to actually kill people. but it can happen. >> and every year, many dogs and livestock and other animals wildlife like he's other birds. >> are killed in the united states. >> again, that was nancy loo reporting from los angeles. >> next on kron. 4 news today. problems continue to plague the new home of the raiders. what went wrong when legions stadium hosted wwe summerslam over the weekend in sports forty-niners head coach kyle shanahan breaks down rookie quarterback trey lance, his performance in yesterday's pre season when sports director jason dumas says the coach's reaction to being asked this question. does he have 2 new data night. it hasn't exactly been the smoothest start for the new home of the raiders. no parking issues plagued allegiant stadium during a garth bro

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earnings very much in focus with lg chemical missing its earnings and we have the kospi lower by 4 --n won trading at its lowest level since august. we are seeing that may take lower. the ipo outlook also very much in focus in south korea. switching up the board we have metal in focus this morning. gold and silver extending losses on the back of the strong u.s. jobs report on friday. gold is losing ground. touching that $1700 level. silver falling as much as 7%. after we saw the first weekly rise since june for u.s. 10 year yields. treasury futures are lower this morning. the tapering timeline is being considered. shery: let's discuss the broader markets. kyle, as sophie was saying, we are seeing the repercussions of the very strong u.s. jobs numbers with the metals prices, which takes me to our question of the day -- how far will gold fall, given the u.s. jobs numbers we have seen? i want to expand on that question and ask you, where we going to see the biggest impact? we are already seeing it in metals prices. guest: i think the biggest impact are on the u.s. dollar, mostly because

korea's lg energysolutions says it plans to be carbon neutral by 2050.orld's second-largest battery maker aims to convert 100% renewable energy even earlier, by 2030. the supplier is the latest south korean company pushing to go green. that is the bloomberg business flash. anna: laura wright here in london. coming up, america's top infectious disease expert rules out for their lockdowns but says the u.s. covert outbreak is likely to get worse. we are tracking developments of the delta variant in china. we will get to that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 7:42 here in london, so 18 minutes to the start of monday's session. we have european equity markets moving to the upside. we have a host of factors here. we are thinking about the chinese rebound in stocks. we are thinking about the infrastructure news over the weekend from the u.s. we spent a lot of time thinking about earnings. we are a little lighter on the earnings agenda when it comes to europe. the mood in china seems to be lifting things. mar

what does it mean for the relationship with lg >> well, they are going to point out, and they have alreadyhese are the old generation battery cells and battery packs. it's not part of the battery packs part of the hummer ev, the cadillac having said that, it points out the fact that it's a small recall, relative to the number of recalls we see. we often see recalls for 800,000, 1 million vehicles. the total recall here is going to, i don't know, 75, 80,000 vehicles total when you throw in the element of fire, that is the headline that people will remember do i think that this is a long-term drag on general motors probably not but it is something that is going to get a lot of attention near term. this stock is down now, carl, 25% since june 8 people like the potential but they are not crazy about the conversion through this period here. >> thank you, phil phil lebeau. >>> we are about an hour into the trading session. get a check on the markets on this monday. we know that there has been a bit of a bounce in sentiment, pretty much a risk on atmosphere for today. best gain for the s&p since

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analysis from the institute for fiscal studies suggest up to lg million people could be on nhs waitinghem to come forward, i want them to come to their gps, their hospitals and get seem to but as they do start doing that, the waiting lists will grow and no one knows what the final number will be. i have said it could go as high as 30 million. an independent study this week suggested that that was a reasonable proposition. what i want to do is just to make sure that if it does grow, it grows at the lowest possible rate. and we are seeing as many people as possible, as quickly as possible and that will require notjust new investment but also new ways of doing things. sajid javid speaking in milton keynes. a charity founded by nhs workers during the pandemic is launching a fund to support children of front—line healthcare staff who died with covid—19. children of front—line healthcare the fund set up by the healthcare workers�* foundation will provide an annual grant of five thousand pounds to pupils starting a higher education or higher qualification course. let�*s speak to doctor katie

was asked whether the bbc should be talking to a particular charity, the lgbt particular charity, the lgg stonewall strongly denies and ofcom are not the only organisation to leave recently was not the equality and human rights commission also left last year, it said on cost grounds, but when its head gave a statement saying women should not be abused for talking about a perceived clash between transgender and women's rights, stone openly criticised her as well. —— stonewall openly criticised. thousands of lives could be harmed if more isn't done to reduce regional inequality in britain, according to a report by the salvation army. the government says it's investing billions in the "levelling up" agenda. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports from the seaside town of rhyl, which contains the two poorest neighbourhoods in wales. the pandemic has been devastating. in an instant, the tourism stopped, a lot of the caravan parks shut. so those jobs that people rely on were just instantly, in one fell swoop, gone. suzi taylor is on the front line of rhyl�*s covid recovery. s