lisa francesca, good to speak to i lisa francesca, good to speak to you.after leaving the plane. the man decided to leave these planes rather than wait for staff to return and help him. he fell on an escalator. easyjet said cabin crew provided medical assistance. the passenger later passed away. you don't need to be told it's the hottest day of the year and the temperature in the south breach 32.7 celsius. a level 3 heat—health alert has been in place for london, the east of england and the south east. it's the third day in a row to break this year's weather records. but the heatwave is due to end over the weekend, as our correspondent celestina 0lulode reports. cooling down in cambridge. who needs a holiday to jamaica or the maldives when temperatures in parts of southern england were heading higher today? visitors sought shade at one of the country's hottest spots, cambridge university botanic garden. we're pretty well equipped at home because we have a little paddling pool for this guy. pool for this guy, and lots of fans, so it felt like it was quite l

lisa good afternoon to you the word good afternoon colleague. large-scale housewarming party in berezino opened a library there, which housed the registry office and the editorial office of the newspaper and the youth center, and big plans for the bolshoi opera and ballet theater close the season with the premiere of the opera and the ballet summer and evenings at the residence gave birth. so, we need to urgently buy tickets. thanks lisa watch your region's news right after the sports review. see you in 17:00. lionel messi, together with argentina , won the finalissimo by defeating italy 3.0, thus this match, in which the winners of the america's cup and euro 2020 met, made it clear that the strongest team on the planet was registered not in the old world, where the best world football is objectively concentrated, but in latin america the pyrenean the derby is on air belarus 5 is already in the first round of the group round of the football league of the nation, which starts today. napoli will meet the national team of spain and portugal the red

lisa: good morning. waking up to low clouds and fog, 61 in san jose.ngland east bay and temperatures once again hot with mid 70's in oakland. we are looking at cooler weather for our inland valleys for the middle of the week. julian: if you are streaming on the abc 7 bay area news app, abc 7 at 7:00 continues next. oooh! selling your car doesn't have to be hard. getting an online offer from carmax. that's easy. get a real offer on your car in just two minutes. carmax. car selling, reimagined. see "minions: the rise of gru," only in theaters. rated pg. why do dermatologists choose dove? it is gentle. it is moisturizing. as a dermatologist, i want what's best for our skin. it not only cleans, hydrates my skin... with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove is the #1 bar dermatologists use at home. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? with 1/4 moisturizing cream, try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervi

lisa good afternoon to you the word good afternoon colleague.inguistic ecological and sports camps in the minsk region actively accept children for recovery and images from karina slutsk belts and the feat of our people in the war in the subway branded carriages in the year of historical memory of this not only on our air. thank you lisa see your news region immediately after the sports review. see you at 17:00. in the championship of belarus on field hockey among men's teams , applicants for gold medals were determined eight-time champion of the country, minsk defeated brest zhilstroy in the semifinals twice in the semifinals of the brest zhilstroy sports school in the second semifinal series and in the previous three, colorado celebrated a victory over edmonton, despite 24 in the middle of the third period, colorado went into the main final for the first time since 2001 and fight there with the winner of the eastern battle. the tampa rangers , which the new yorkers are currently leading two one international skating union, will gradually raise

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lisa, good to see you. so president a manion, my calls coalition has lost its governing majority. how difficult will it be for him to go over now? well, it will be incredibly difficult. this is a major setback for emma call. polls were predicting that he might lose that hit his majority in parliament. but for these poles also showing that he should get more see that than what he got. now he's more than 40 feet short of a majority. he will have to compose with political forces on the right on the left, and try to find a compromise on a case by case basis. really. and certain reforms that he has been planning might not be able to get pushed through such as the pension reform, where you want to push out the pension h from 62 to 64 or 65. and that is now all up in the air. now, lisa, does a micron have to govern in this situation? for the next 5 years? he has a choice between trying to govern, or he can also actually solve the national assembly. now, there is a discussion on going between constitutional experts. if he has to wait a year or a k, he can actually solve the national assem

lisa: good morning. pretty nice day out there, except if you have been sweating it out in the inland valleys, where it is warmer than average. we still have a few more days of those temperatures well into the 90's. this fog here, as we view it from the peak, will not help you out. the sea breeze is confined to portions of the bayshore. and, of course, because. 61 in san jose, although this morning, we had a nice southwesterly wind through the delta, up to about 25 mph to 30 mph. that backing off, low clouds shredding the building. 56 in concord, the fog quite dense at the coast, even some wipers possibly needed there. maybe around the bridges. you can see visibility in santa rosa is reduced to 1.75 miles. in the south bay, warm here. you get down toward morgan hill and gilroy, it is hot. on the peninsula, we will retain that heat as the sea breeze comes into play. san mateo, belmont, redwood shores, looking nice through the upward -- the upper 70's. you get through sunset and richmond, it is cloudy and c

greetings lisa good afternoon colleague, the interest in high-quality belarusian technology about thelity of mkadura. today the delegation of the kursk region appreciated, meanwhile in the capital's waters, the start of the season according to the course of algae, how an underwater crop is harvested, where it is used in more detail on our air. thank you, see you again at 17:00. see you soon. in the championships of the country in hockey on the field, the finalists of the men were determined for the gold medals minsk stroitel minsk residents will compete. they will host brest on june 11 and 12, after june 16 a match will be played in brest , the series lasts up to three victories, the women in the final have rhythm and viktoria granianchanka. they will play twice at home with the smolensk team, then the series will move to the minsk region all games will be broadcast on belarus 5 tv channel. arina sobolenko, seeded first at the tournament in the netherlands, successfully finished the 1/8 final match against the owner of the courts, ariana artona belorusskaya, on wednesday took the firs

the first let's start with the quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning, lisa. hey, liz, good morning to a bit of a breeze some of a marine layer for you. otherwise, it's clear inland and a pretty nice day on the way for probably festivities and into tomorrow as well high pressure and control of our weather that's shallow deck of low clouds from sfo where temperatures are in the mid 50s through mountain view. santa clara 52 with the fog and a half moon bay. it's pretty shots with the deck of low clouds scouring out throughout the mid to late morning hours downtown low 50 santa rosa 60 by the delta. it will be comfortably cool at the coast and you notice the fog up through santa rosa two mile visibility half moon bay and we are cooler this morning. so throughout the afternoon the numbers warm up quickly inland noontime. we're in the upper 80s mid-70s bayshore and by the afternoon. 90s around danville and pleasanton with low 80s in newark and castro valley keeping the 60s cool at the coast. we'll talk about that warm-up for the parade tomorrow list.

that somehow good news is bad news? lisa: we all see it when we go out. we fill our gas tanks and we see how much higher the gas prices are. is it good news for the upper class or is it good news for everyone? right now, it is not good news, so i think that would be relatable to many people. jonathan: yield the big ones at the treasury market. the inflation report just around the corner. looking very closely right now. up .5%. lisa: it comes after saudi arabia raised prices on shipments to asia. it is raising learns about how much back after the beginning of driving season with gas prices at a new record high of more than $4.85. how do we deal with this, given the fact that you are starting to see people pulling back in discretionary areas, in response to the base prices going up almost everywhere in their lives. force johnson is facing that no-confidence vote. how much is that affecting policy? it is not clear. frankly, there is angst over what is happening. a keynote presentation of the conference. it is important this year. shares are down this year. wh

court in just a moment the first let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning, lisa. hey, good morning to you. yes, we're starting out with some low clouds and fog by the shoreline. in fact fog from half moon bay up through santa rosa. you can see that dark area offshore big ridge of high pressure allowing for that warmth to stay with us inland. it is 60 in dublin in pleasanton closer to the bay mid-50s in oakland 48 in nevada with 52 in pacifica. so that is anywhere from a degree to about four to five degrees cooler southwest wind at two miles an hour through the delta allowing for that cooling effect and that sea breeze throughout the afternoon, but we will continue to see temperatures anywhere from about 10 degrees above average inland. so look at the numbers here from the 60s and 70s bayside and inland to the 80s by noon time and the coastal clouds will park in his partly sunny skies there but well into the 90s today the cooler day out of the weekend. we'll talk details about pride coming up. let's okay lisa. q protesters were stopping traffic in sa

lisa. good. thank you for talk here for a is on the state a quick look at her some other source making a news around the world. german foreign minister, adeline verbal. he's got a short visit to pakistan after testing a positive for cobra. 19, she met with her pakistan counterpart in islam about the joint news conference you called on the international community to send a message to afghanistan, taliban leadership, that it's happening in the wrong direction. that's your money. go. don't. vice chancellor robert robert hardback has been to the holocaust memorial yad vashem as part of his trip to israel in jerusalem. he later read and sign the guest book with a poem by the jewish german language or wait for select. the vice chancellor is also due to visit the palestinian territories and join the british journalist of the brazilian indigenous affairs experts have gone missing a remote part of the amazon forest, dumb phillips, and bruno iraq, hope herrera, were seen early on sunday morning. the offici

lisa: good morning. thank you for being with us. this is a huge moment we are leading up to in a half an hour. economically and politically. tom: what i would note, markets on the move. we saw the adjustment yesterday of ecb, continued eager euro moments ago, -- weaker euro moments ago. lisa: the move is up in the short term with inflation, down when it comes to growth. how much does a strong -- growth concerns are going to be on the front burner the remainder of the year? tom: i think we will get there. deutsche bank showed the ambiguity that we see of a buy part report, we got top line emotional, 8% like inflation, maybe 9%. then, we've got this core number, a number of people, including goldman sachs, saying, you know what, maybe we get the first sign of ebbing co-inflation. that: plug city feeds into the mystery of american growth. lisa: that raises the issue of margin compression, how much of what we saw from target, other retailers, our outlier issues dealing with the composition of sales, versus an endemic issue? matt: the co

lisa, good news, the price of tanning has been rocksolid.n report this morning, i am sorry. i have to go topline because a gallon of gas and rent, homeownership, higher mortgage rate, title and, topline. >> especially because it could crimp demand and is already on the margins. we are hearing about that for other goods because disposable income, if you take out rent and oil and gas, starts to look smaller and smaller. there was an economist at the university of california at berkeley who calculated in the short-term a 10% rise in gas prices leads to a 2% to 3% decline in consumption. at what point do we start to see an acceleration in people deciding certain travel time? tom: it is going to be interesting to see. coming up on a new our -- conversation on inflation. its ramifications on the american economy. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think europe is falling into a recession. it is tightening the central bank for the first time in a long time. >> do we see those hawkish comments? >> there is a narrow problem between an inflation

lisa: good morning.t emeryville and oakland. from the roof camera, no wind yet. the sea breeze picks up. 57 in oakland, 59 mountain view. 60 over into the east bay. and a look at the east bay, you can see fog filling in. if you get close to the gap or coastal hills, breezy in the afternoon but elsewhere quite warm. kind of on the uncomfortable side away from the coast and any of the breeze. 57 in petaluma. mid 50's in concord. the fog moved in early last night, creating the blankets over the north bay. that is why we are five to six degrees warmer. a mile and a half visibility. mpared to yteoverall, high presn control and temperature spread from the coast hasn't changed and will stay with us through tuesday. mild weather today and then changes toward the middle and end of the workweek. as the fog dictates the temperature, the inland staying hot despite the push overnight into monday. we wake up with gray sky and back to fog along the coast. very comfortable weather today downtown come with low 60's. mayb

lisa: on the brink of a bear market ahead of a pivotal fed meeting. goodorning, this is bloomberg surveillance. tom keene, jonathan farrakhan and lisa abramowitz. john is out, kailey is very much in. -- jonathan ferro. it has been fluctuating, the nasdaq down more than 3%. tom: a half an hour ago, a leg lower, reaching through some new low levels. lisa, -95, -91. lisa, the yield spaces so out of kilter when i look at the screen i am mixing up the two-year and the 10 year. lisa: i think a lot of people are because we did see a yield curve conversion meaning that they were the same. even the two year yield exceeded that briefly before reverting back to normal that we hope for. we are looking at the highest yields going back to 2007. what can the fed say in this market? tom: i think it citigroup for about five hours ago i'm going to say making clear they felt 75 basis points is unlikely. it is a parlor game, something to talk about, chat about. just another way of saying you need more data. but what data do they need? look at the headlights -- headlines comin

lisa: good luck.cent from mill valley with an inch, half an inch santa rosa, and on terra. warm today and maggie tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. i'm loving this video. in case you can't make it out, wow, that's will ganss and eva pilgrim, hard at work, dancing it up at last night's platinum jubilee concert in london. coming up here, we'll have a lot more on the celebrations for queen elizabeth, and i love that we have video evidence -- >> of eva dancing. >> eva's dancing skills, you know what? >> we're going to put that on a loop. >> i have better dance moves. i didn't realize i was being taped. >> surprise! >> i have better dances, that's the quote of the morning right there. >> i'm excited about the corgi. >> so much fun still ahead with the queen's big celebration. >>> but now, a look at the other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now, north korea's conducting its 18th missile test this year. in succession into the w

good for the sustainability. i'm not trying to underplay the dynamics. i think he would have to get hit by much bigger shocks anytime in the next few months. lisae good news is bad news that we experienced on friday. it highlights how much the fed has to do. there is nothing to stop the fed. >> i think that is true. i think the fed is committed to 250. there is a good chance that they will slow the pace down, but i do not think what you see in market pricing will be consistent with the fan getting control on inflation. ultimately, the fed will have to do more, but i do not think they are ready or signaling that they are ready to do that in the near term. they do not want to create a recession right now. this is going to take time before we get to the point where the fed really has to hurt us. lisa: there seems to be a distinction drawn. is there some sort of clear-cut distinction? are we parsing words around the same issue? >> i think there is a huge difference between a slowdown and a recession. recessions are where corporate's are pulling back. there are a number of different ways that the economy can slow. i do not think it is likely that we

you know, prosaic industries are also offering good value. lisaen you talk about the global investment picture, i know the u.s. yielded less in real terms and nominal terms. you looked overseas, in particular to china, as an area perspective return. has that changed as yields have gone up in the u.s. and things have slowed down in china? howard: we have a preference for investing in the u.s. the u.s. in most regards as the best economy in the world and an excellent environment for rule of law, for being able to predict the outcome when various stakeholder rights come into conflict. that is very important to us. you mentioned our business in distressed investment. that is very important to know how we will be treated by the law. on the other hand, from time to time, other parts of the world offer better bargains. we have the best in the u.s., but the best sometime does not come cheap. the thirdhand, we like to have some diversity in the portfolio. we have been investing in places like china and india the last couple of years. we will continue to do

lots of floodw lisa: good saturday morning. waking up to low clouds, fog. can see san francisco in the low cloud deck. a cloudy day today and fog will reduce visibility early this morning along the coast. light to moderate showers heading into the bay area, mainly to the north of the golden gate. 60's and 70's out there with a rapid warming trend as we get >> it is a fast-moving tropical mess and likely to be off the coast by the time we get into evening hours taking the rain with it. guys? >> you are sopping wet, sam. but at least that microphone you had in the plastic bag, that was hanging in there. that big ziploc. >> reporter: come on. it's working. it's working. >> sorry, got to keep the equipment dry. forget about the meteorologist. sam, it's great to have you this morning. we appreciate it. we'll check back in in a little bit. >>> the chances of being accepted into one ivy league university, about 3% to 8%. so you can imagine the excitement when a florida high school senior got a yes and another yes and another. they just kept on coming. miami beach

i will take it as a good sign we are getting rain this weekend. lisa: i like that. married and it rains, that is supposed to be good luck. good morning, everybody. we are looking at activity as it continues to shift inland. it is not reaching the ground, evaporating before hand. low cloud deck in place. the golden gate bridge is very foggy, so be careful. one mile of visibility. 54 in half moon bay, 55 in san francisco. another vantage point, nice-looking shot of the low cloud deck over san francisco. 54 in santa rosa, 58 in fairfield. plenty of cloud cover today. we will not have a lot of sun, if any at all. in terms of the sunshine, that will be back with us tomorrow afternoon. we should get a little bit of rain before we see the sun arriving in the afternoon. a couple degrees warmer this morning for most in the shark tank. areas of fog this morning along the coast. a cloudy afternoon, light to moderate rain arriving in parts of the north bay today. in the evening hours, the system begins to shift to the south. it is out of here, allowing for warmer conditions arr

lisa, let's start with a look at the weather. it's also pride weekend. good morning. lisa: we are getting typical whether bayside and shoreline with low clouds and fog. as we zoom in closer, san francisco, parts of it anyway are little bit rate, but lots of sunshine here in the south bay, where temperatures are in the low 60's. mid-60's in santa clara, 57 downtown, and you can see the fog framing the city. numbers in the mid 50's in the north bay, there is patchy fog left over but already in the low 70's inland. it's a cooler start to the day, but by the afternoon, the 35 degrees spread will take us from the 60's at the coast to the low and mid 90's and our warmest locations. by 11:00, well into the 80's inland. a quick warm-up inland, and we will talk more about heat coming your way and the pride parade tomorrow. liz? liz: lisa, thank you. now back to the reaction over the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. take a look at this caltrans video. vehicles are backed up along highway 101 as the intersection with octavia. chp officers were able to guide the protesters o

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning on a tuesday. we are thrilled you are with us. jonathan ferro, a much needed true vacation. kailey leinz is in for jon ferro. lisa, what i learned on my sojourn of a four day weekend is it is simple. inflation is here and it is here in spate. lisa: and it the remainder of this year. when i look at the equity notes, it is not about if there will be recession but how deep it will be. tom: we will discover that across the ark of this week. less economic data may be in normal weeks. we can play this game all day, it is a new game. the price of milk on a moving averages study is up 66% off of the pandemic lows. everybody has got their own story on inflation. what is the story for jerome powell? lisa: what is the story as he has to testify before the house tomorrow -- the senate and that the house after. this is increasingly the question, what damage to they have to do to the economy and the labor market in order to get the price of milk down to something more reasonable for a lot o

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lisa abramowicz. jon: live from new york city, good morning, good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. it is payrolls friday. jamie dimon says that hurricane is coming. elon musk has a super bad feeling. tom: he does it his own way, but this is the beginning of what we will see, which is 2% here, 4% they are rationalization. it is not the rationalization, it is the rapidity of it. we are talking may and june what we would normally be talking about in september. we are speeding up the path. jon: you said it repeatedly the last few weeks, this is what could be in. looking at job cuts of 10%, a hiring pause. you say this will not just be tesla? tom: they will look at demand. this is what corporations do. a real controversial view on the game the fed plays to the end of the year based on demand. corporations are not different than jerome powell. they will adjust a la musk in his own clumsy way. they will adjust now. lisa: there is the elon musk aspect. who does this? what co comes ou

francine will have a good time later on alongside president lagarde and chairman powell and i think it will be fascinating. they called them the transitory trio. lisaat's really good. tom: i've been working on a chart which is the inflation-adjusted real wage in america. it really shows the challenge that chairman powell had with the collapse of the economy at the beginning. i'm going to cut him some slack. lisa: the transitory will go down. jonathan: i look forward to your book that your cutting them some slack. futures are down, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do bette

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning everyone. on radio, on television, a monday after the jobs report and more even for than i expected. coming up, must listen for global wall street, the past a higher yield. jonathan: higher yields through next year as well. talking up a yield north of 3% not just this year, but next year as well in the first half of 2023. try to reconcile that with the view over at deutsche bank. they are looking for a severe drop off in economic growth. tom: all sorts of different opinions reframed as we go to the midyear review. certainly equity markets like they see. people can give you a level, but you need a timeline as well, and the morgan stanley timeline is out there somewhere. that is the economist linda ronstadt out there somewhere. jonathan: michael williamson has been pretty clear, 3400 on the s&p. that is the downside he is looking for by mid to late august. tom: ok, that is the gloom view, but there is some optimism as we mentioned in the last hour. i'm going to go with what gold

lisa: that's a good point.er audience for these hearings, e justice department itself. they are building a case that isn't just rhetorical. they are laying out evidence for the justice department. there are committee members and mocrats also in the house who say there are criminal charges they think should be put forth by the justice department after this. it's their decision, but it's clear they are trying to build a case and hand that off to the justice department. john: jeff, lisa, thank you very much. lisa will be back at her post on capitol hill tomorrow starting at 10:00 eastern time for live coverage of the second day of the january 6th hearings. judy woodruff will be leading the "newshour" team on your pbs station. check local listings, or visit our website or youtube page starting at 9:45 eastern. that's "pbs news weekend" for tonight. i'm john yang. join us online and again here tomorrow evening on the "pbs newshour." for all of us at pbs news weekend, thanks for spending part of your sunday with us.

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. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning. tom -- an important friday. six days from that media point. kailey leinz is in for jonathan ferro. is he back monday, lisa? it's like 50-50, right? [laughter] he is on a runway wherever he is and he can't get home because of reddish airways or whatever. lisa: we can look forward to his return. there is an issue of what happened this week, it was a fascinating week. maybe biggest question, is the bond market rally we have seen a good or bad thing for risk assets? what does it mean? tom: the spread has not removed all that much, maybe it is a churn. we will look at that with amy wu silverman. what i want to go to the tea leaves out there, javier blas on hydrocarbons nails it. on the european coal, he is noting, $434 per ton. a little more than $100 per turn from where it was during the invasion. this is a serious statistic. lisa: it is, because of the plan germany has in place. if they pass the threshold in terms of depletion of their natural gas, they are going to turn to coal

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning. jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and tom keene. a job stay here in america. is it target, flat on its back america, or as an american airlines to the moon? jonathan: there is a data point for everyone. the airlines telling a story about a consumer that is very resilient in the face of higher prices, a company bearing -- being very disciplined. i could put it to scott kirby. he says something a year and a half ago i couldn't believe -- that business travel would come back and come back quickly. he was dead on. tom: the interviews we have had with airlines guys with guy johnson -- there has been underestimatoin of the business spirit out there. will we see that in today's jobs report? jonathan: are we underestimating the resiliency and strength of this economy? if we are, what does that mean about the work the fed needs to do to take demand out of it to get inflation back down? tom: inflation the story front and center, certainly for the president, speaking later today, and for

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and tom keene. on radio, on television, and obsolete extraordinary fed day. the ecb gets out front of jerome powell and holds an emergency meeting of what we have reported is mystery. all we can do is look at euro-dollar, which moments ago began to give way from the enthusiasms of the morning. jonathan: we are still waiting for a statement. for the ecb it is about numbers. the spread between italy and germany last summer was inside 100 basis points. yesterday it threatened to blast through 2.50% and beyond. tom: it is the banking problem as well. very different than in america. i am thunderstruck they are doing this meeting out front of the federal reserve of the united states. jonathan: what are they going to do, wait to see what happens with the federal reserve meeting? they are seeing the outcome front and center. it is the one they are worried about, fragmentation. they know the detail they put out last week to address the potent

good morning, thanks for joining us. we start this half hour with another check of the forecast. it sure is dreary out there. lisae we have the rain in the north bay. it is mainly focused, this is where we have had all of those fires. good news for calistoga, st. helena, highway one with light to moderate showers. along the coast, dillon beach, as we sink south, not much is happening from the richmond san rafael bridge to even southern marin. there is some shower activity offshore. we have the level 1 system through no time with spotty isolated showers for any of us but the focus will be on the north bay from one quarter of an inch to one couple hundredths. this is the evidence from mount tam where we had the rain. 60 into city. 66 down the route. speaking of the south bay, cloudy skies. upper 50's from santa rosa where the rain is falling. 10:00, spotty showers. throughout the afternoon, humid conditions, partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day. watching the game, it will be dry and muggy. we will talk about a warm up coming up in a few minutes. liz: thanks. today is the last day of the platinum jubilee in th

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. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz. equity futures up .5%, trying to hold onto these gains. tom: the vix has worked down another notch. the unspoken story this morning is now oil lifts. it is up 6.5% according to commerce bank and it has a further lift in the last hour with brent crude $117 a barrel, not where we were a week ago. jonathan: china at the epicenter of nato talks in madrid today and the next couple days and at the epicenter of price action, too. tom: i wanted to talk about including turkey, sweden, and finland. the china story to me is in the headlines. they are trying to reopen. jonathan: i will get excited when they get rid of the quarantine. lisa: going from 14 days to 10 days. this is not a removal of the zero covid policy. this is a temporary reprieve to actually help support global growth. how long it will last, how much uncertainty this will cast remains to be seen. jonathan: no clue what china is going t

lisa. hey, stephanie, good morning, too.e the fog a little bit of drizzle out there and looking at sfo. you can see the marine layer. it is compressed, but it's going to hang out at the shoreline keeping temperatures cool there 55 san francisco it 57 in oakland with 16 in san jose and for mount tam the air above at about 2,000 feet very dry in the 70s with low relative humidity, but we like to see the low clouds the fog and even that mist and drizzle this time of year 53 in napa 59 in livermore the visibility to reduce half moon bay 3/4 of a mile and with that blanket of low clouds or milder from santa rosa to napa 6 to 7 degrees warmer through novato. so by eleven o'clock we are in the upper 70s. low 80s from concord to livermore and still in the 60s, but with plenty of sunshine downtown one o'clock eighties to 90s inland and the temperature spread the range that degree range staying with us for a few days until things kind of do a 180. i'll explain coming up stephanie. all right, lisa. thank you. we are taking another look

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. thank you for being with us on radio and television. next thursday, the midmarket of 2022. there is only one word out there, recession. lisa: recession as we look at a correction and a bear market. we see a rally continuing today. the nature of gains highlights the conservative nature of investors, people hiding out with the safer stocks. tom: price up, yield down. 3.01%. what have you seen away from full facing credit? lisa: it depends how deep the recession is. this has been the theme of the weekend that year, how deep other contours of this recession? do you get income from some of these higher-rated assets like investment grade credit? you continue to see outflows we have not seen in history for bond funds. there is a feeling we have further gloom to go if we get some sort of recession. tom: in all that can be said here as we will readjust over the weekend and really think about the path forward, kailey leinz in for jon ferro, what is the item you see in the wee

i think it will provide some good opportunities for the masses here. lisal right, it is time for the rapidfire brown, three quick questions, three quick answers. is u.s. inflation becoming un warned? lotfi: no. james: no. victoria: no. lisa: is the chance of a u.s. recession in the next 12 months above or below 75%? victoria? victoria: below. james: below. lotfi: below. lisa: all right. will we see parity with the euro-dollar cross in the next six months, jim? james: yes. lisa: victoria? victoria: no? lotfi: no. lisa: thank you to all of you, the tory fernandez, jim keenan, and lotfi karoui on this insane day as we rethink how high peak inflation really is. that does it for us, same place, same timex week. that was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: live from new york city, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. as g7 leaders confront similar problems. tom: just in the last 20 minutes we started to see the markets, all sorts of little tweaks and nudges across the terminal indicating a return to what we saw two or three weeks ago. they will return home to the same challenges. jonathan: central bankers are confronting them. we are from president lagarde we will hear from chairman powell. the speech was interesting, laying out what they have to do and opening up for a bigger move down the road. you'll hear a lot more of that in the future. set to go 25 basis points in july. the door is open to move away from that and maybe go further down the road. lisa: frontloading is a word we will hear again and again from the san francisco fed president talking about how the 75 basis point rate hike is on the table. they got it so wrong and this is spooking everyone that they misunderstood how sticky inflation would be. don't want to let it get ent

jonathan: -- lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning, bloomberg surveillance live on tv and radio alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm. futures down one point 3% as we look about. tom: you say brutal first half, i'm going to say brutal thursday. the taken micro details, down 19,000, 80,000 with bankruptcies, liquidation is what the british call that. up to 115, recession, economic growth slowdown and the global system, everybody but the yen screams strong dollar. jonathan: this has been a difficult message to swallow, inflation down, tied to financial conditions as part of the objective and even with the price action we have seen, but the fed chairman, different to what we have seen in the previous 10 years, endorsing it. his words yesterday, markets have been pretty well aligned to where we are going. tom: moments ago, a 103 print on euro. that speaks volumes. 103.97 on euro, that is the challenge for christine lagarde, that is how central banks become overcome. jonathan: largely on the back of some fact data for europe

lisa: lots of lv boxes durham ever the good old days. jonathan is losing it.f you wonder how much we are expecting the focus in washington to turn to july 29 with exxon and a number of big oils to report second-quarter earnings and perhaps we will hear more about a windfall tax or some sort of problem with the prophets they are posting. are we expecting anything on that front from washington other than hearings? >> i think it is safe to expect rhetoric and hearings. some of the legislative response to that kind of thing has stalled. there was a gas price gouging bill that got caught up in the senate. the senate being a 50-50 split makes it tough to even get things out of committee and onto the floor, so it is effectively sold. the legislative outlook, and the outlook for anything really substantive on the democrats hoping to hold energy companies accountable, to cut down on the prophets, that is tough and it is not the highest priority on the legislative agenda and capitol hill. that is more of a rhetorical issue. jonathan:, fitzpatrick and d.c.. 82% is the me

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: a chorus of negatively there. from new york city, good morning. for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." t.k. out of the building. in the sea, damian sassower -- in the seat, damian sassower. the push back against these forecasts. bank of america saying the fed funds forecast now makes sense. there growth and inflation forecast do not. lisa: for them to achieve lower inflation kevin -- given what they want to do on the right side, they have to reduce slowdown in demand. that will be incredibly painful. that has been the projection from so many investors because the input on the supplies i have not contributed to a softening on inflation. without that, it could be a painful period. you asked the question how long and how deep? jonathan: chairman powell speaking later. do we expect anything from that? lisa: if he takes questions, i am sure people will be asking how do you view these projections, the amount of pain the u.s. economy will have to experience in order to dampen inflation. but he said what he will say, now we have to

good morning. it is sunday, june 19th. happy father's day as well. i'm karina nova in for liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist francis deglassen and for lisagood morning. hi. good morning, karina. earning everyone. i want to show you this pretty live shot of the golden gate bridge and you notice the windsor light the flag's not blowing too much also notice the lack of the marine layer. so that's a sign that we are going to have warmer weather and plenty of sunshine. we had a beautiful sunrise of 547 right sunshine by this afternoon inland areas already in the upper 70s by lunchtime around the bay low 70s, and although it will be breezy temperatures still warmer compared to yesterday. in areas in the mid 80s around the bay upper 70s, even at the beaches will see some low 60 sunsets at 8:34. you don't need a jacket if you're going out around the bay or inland areas. in fact, you're gonna need to stay hydrated this week because triple digits are heading our way and i'll tell you about that with the accurate the 7-day forecast coming up. at least one person is dead after a car crash on i-80 westbound near the treasure island on ramp and the tr

good saturday morning. i'm lisa i'm mostly sunny day on the way our afternoon sea breeze with us. it'll remain hot inland today and tomorrow with mild temperatures at the beaches and looking at a cooldown further into next week. 68 downtown 75 in oakland for 86 in fremont with 96 in livermore the accuweather seven day forecast remaining hot inland, but pride parade tomorrow looking comfortable. >>> it is time now for pop news. our friend, wright is in the house. what's happening? >> good morning. we begin this morning with a big congratulations to our very own robin roberts, her disney plus show, "turning the tables," picking up the award for outstanding informative talk show at last night's daytime emmys. cheers to robin and her teammates. way to go. that is amazing. now, also this morning, hello, it's adele. the singer is revealing she's sharing the stage for her highly anticipated london shows. adele writing, "the line-up for my hyde park shows next week will blow your socks off. ca casey kasey and more." adele w

. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning everyone. on radio, on television, we welcome you to america in new york on a day of job claims and onto the jobs report. we are data dependent. jonathan: and we are looking for more data later this morning, the adp report about 15 minutes away. onto jobless claims at 8:30 eastern come onto tomorrow morning, it: 30 eastern, with a payrolls report and an unemployment rate predicted by many to come down to 3.5%. tom: the trend of that to 3.5% is away from what the fed really wants. many people talking about a need for a 4% unemployment rate. most americans don't agree with that. jonathan: you have seen how this market is digesting the economic data. you get a strong data point, the ism manufacturing. you get treasuries lower, yields higher. this fed has more to do. tom: we've got to go to hydrocarbons, particularly with christyan malek joining us in the last hour from jp morgan. dimon says it is a hurricane out there, and the hurricane starts with $113 brent crude. jonathan: thi

lisa: tom, you have been good at emphasizing that it is fragile. the dollar is just trying to weaken with people saying maybe we can move away from this and yet, continuing to reassert the strength versus the pound or other areas. how much can we avoid risk off environment as long as the dollar continues to be the haven and you see that underline bid? tom: we don't want to give our opinions, but we can look at the drift of any timeseries and say, what is a conviction, what is a belief? everybody waiting for this to slow but you look at the individual items, including sterling well under $121, crude still at $123 level, and the flightiness. lisa: also watching the nasdaq. it is outperforming the s&p. the nasdaq is down more than 30% year to date. that blows my socks off considering the drawdowns during the dot com bubble. tom: these large moves are important. i really want to reframe that into the data check of the correction, 10%. my bear market is 18% at the history of down markets is not 18%, it is 25% and even some 35% as well. on the data check

here's meteorologist francis deglassen in for lisa, oregon. good morning. good morning morning everyone and here's a live look outside. we're waking up to mainly clear skies and partly cloudy conditions as we look live from emeryville. you'll notice traffic is backed up on the bay bridge just through treasure island. karina will have more on in just a second and here's your day planner seven o'clock. this morning temperatures will be in the 50s. most of them already are in the 50s, but bright skies by lunchtime it is going to be warmer and breezy still especially at the coast, but we will warming up to the low 60s around the bay upper 70s and inland areas hitting the mid 80s. we are closer to seasonal averages sunsets at 8:34 and we have a huge warm-up coming up this week karina. all right. thanks francis. at least one person is dead after a car crash on i-80 westbound near the treasure island on-ramp you can see the traffic is clearing there on the bay bridge right now a lot of flashing lights there as i drove in this morning initially all lanes were shut