lisa: a good deal of low clouds and fog. not as much drizzle. showers and thunderstorms have inundated southern california while there is a system offshore that is bringing a lot of low clouds our way. it will be clear and slow. partly cloudy skies throughout the day. we are starting out milder. 62 in fremont. oakland, good morning. 63 for you. we have the coolest numbers, in the upper 50's in santa rosa. antioch at 54. five degrees warmer than yesterday at this time due to the blanket of clouds. as we go through the morning hours, don't expect to see a lot of sun. low to mid 60's by noon time. as we get into the afternoon, only partial clearing, mainly in our inland valleys. low 70's in our warmest locations. we are on track for a warming trend. we will talk about what that ensues for the rest of the bay area when we talk more for weather in a couple of minutes. -- full weather in a couple of minutes. zach: a manhunt in stockton has come to an end. the suspect has been taken into custody and is expected to appear in court on tuesday. this captu

lisa good afternoon. what's new good afternoon tatyana minsk in the fog , movement in the city is difficult reduced, visibility recall the rules for drivers and catch a wave and tame her vileyka ship modelers on the podium of the championship of belarus and where do sea athletes train on our air? thanks, we'll see you at 5:00 pm. see you. the capital for the fourth time starts in the futsal champions league today in kosovo pristina in the first match of the sixth qualifying group of the championship of belarus will meet with the polish club pest, tomorrow the opponent of minsk, there will be danish gent, and on october 28, the ward of alexander chibisov will finish the tournament. the meeting of the kosovar treatment from the group. only the winners will advance to the elite round where the capital made its way twice in the history of the fifth defeat in a row to basketball players. minsk continued an unsuccessful streak in the new season of the vtb united league, losing in the yenisei, the guests were ab

were on hand to answer family questions and guide them to available resources across the city and lisa. goodey, liz, good morning to you. hi, everyone a beautiful clear view here from emeryville where we're looking at all that sunshine and temperatures are pretty chilly out there. in fact, we're looking at 40 still on the peninsula 42 santa clara 52 in san francisco and another nice view check that out from our roof camera where the numbers are going to turn around in this next hour and we'll see some warm and get underway, but look at santa rosa 40 degrees as well as napa livermore is at 44. so 24 hour temperature change quite significant anywhere from four to about 15 degrees cooler and as we look at the winds, they're out of the northetting y espeally for that offshore flow right now winds up to 28 and 33 miles an hour in the north and east bay so high today ranging from the low 60s in half moon bay 72 in concord windy at the coast in the accuweather 74 forecast less wind tomorrow and then a few more clouds midweek list. all right, lisa. thank you coming up is this week with george stepha

lisa good afternoon. what's new with you good afternoon tatyana roadside landscape of the capital with a coniferous accent, we will tell you how the minsk ring road is being transformed and snail farm and chicken farmstead, let's go on a gastronomic kovichu sales tour on our air. thank you, but we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. forward washington alexander ovechkin in a victorious match of the regular season with vancouver 64 was able to surpass another achievement in the national hockey league. he scored two goals and provided two assists for the lamb for this game was 168 in his career, including the regular season and swimming when the attacker scored two or more goals, so the results of the captain of the capital went to third place surpassing the achievements of the legendary kist mario , who has 167 such meetings. now the sheep are advancing only bratuhala and wrestling war three matches of the 26th round of the national football championship will make changes to the summary table of the

lisa: let's get this sorted out soon. good morning, everybody.d and the national weather service has issued a frost advisory. we get the coldest temperatures one hour after sunrise. the sun officially up at 7:27. we still have a couple of hours where we could see temperatures drop and we are already into the upper 30's in some of the protected valleys, mainly of the north bay. there is wind along for some numbers to be held up to near 50. 53 in napa. the coolest areas near livermore, a north wind draining the cold air into the valley but also the wind allowing for enough mixing that not everyone is feeling that cold this morning. the north bay, chilly, into the 40's. there is a look at the upper elevation north wind that will shift to an onshore component. mount diablo at 37 miles an hour, certainly breezy. sunny and mild this afternoon. increasing clouds for tuesday. for monday, a beautiful day. tuesday, here comes the cloud cover from a system to the north bringing rain to extreme northern california. into wednesday, still with cloud cover. the

lisa good afternoon.w you have good afternoon tatyana the first steps in medicine at the young specialists of the minsk regional hospital were dedicated to the profession , the ceremony took place in the museum of the history of the great patriotic war and a journey through spain through the violin, flute and cello, the work of temperamental composers in the chamber hall of the bolshoi theater today. thank you, but we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. managed to invite all the strongest, including legionnaires. and the men's team of belarus these days is holding training camps in the capital house of handball in the roster there are 19 players on this list and the leaders are nikita loops artyom korolek vladislav kuleshiy vyacheslav bokhan the team is led by senior coach dmitry nikulenkov yuriy shevtsov is absent due to illness we are working to ensure that when we will be allowed to international competitions. yes, we were ready. to do this, we need to pull up our young players. on october 14, t

louis lisa: good morning. waking up to some breezy and gusty winds. cloud cover way to sunshine.sory at the coast today. offshore winds for your sunday >> those images from the mississippi river just really astonishing over the past couple weeks. we need the rain. we're going to get some of that, which will help the drought conditions. >> rain is on the way. >>> on the way on "good morning america," home sales taking a dive. what you ned to know if you're a buyer or a seller. >>> why you may want to buy that thanksgiving turkey right now. >> it sounds early. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, or diabetes, you may be at an increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine

so good to be back on set with you lisa. good morning. good morning. yeah. i know. it's been a long time. it's gonna be a typical october day for the first part where we're gonna see low clouds and fog so it's gonna feel a little bit cool and a little fall like but then as we get into much of the work week, we're doing san francisco october which means much warmer, but look at the marine layer enhance this morning, we are in the upper 50s in hayward with 56 in berkeley temperatures will be coming down today visibility at the coast is ben reduce 53 in pacifica overall a couple degrees cooler in the south bay and also into the east bay. so we wake up with the cloud cover right now. we're clear in concord and livermore and with that should change is the fog increases and partly cloudy throughout the afternoon with much cooler days in today and tomorrow's forecast then we're going to reverse that trend for the week ahead liz. all right lisa. thank you ian. now a post-tropical cyclone is continuing to move inland after making landfall near, myrtle beach south carolina th

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lisa: good morning. 44 degrees in livermore. 49 in concord.e is a live look out toward the east bay. the numbers have bottomed out. what kind of recovery do we have in store for your sunday afternoon? i will let you know coming up. liz: also back to the bay. christian mccaffrey has returned as a 49er. the cardinal head coach ways in, and chris alvarez will have all of the highlights coming up. ♪♪ have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. liz: in sports, a big weekend for bay area college. we saw the big announcement by the 49ers. christian mccaffrey is back home in the bay. chris alvarez has all the highlights in this morning's sports. chris: good morning. the 49ers put

lisa: mets were pretty good.at in the 1980's come in 1990's, 2000's -- 2010 just went really wrong. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. jonathan: live from new york city, good morning. equity futures on the s&p 500 slightly negative, down .1% done a little more than .1% on the nasdaq. bond market, treasury market closed. we will look at the german bond market for you. 10-year at 2.19. about 12 months ago, i think the 10-year was a negative territory. comparing to italy, the spread is 2.53, a problem for the euro.

good morning everybody. it's saturday october 1st. i'm liz kreitz here with lisa argent sitting next to you. it's so good to be on set with you now next to you lisa. obviously. we are tracking that storm the weather here though. pretty nice. yeah, very nice. it was getting toasty yesterday and the cool down occurred late yesterday with the study on shore flow. there's a look at live doppler seven. we're the marine layer is just about everywhere hasn't quite push. into our inland valleys and as a result, it is cooler there with the clear sky anywhere from two to four degrees cooler compared to yesterday and as we look outside, yeah, it's great. it's going to stay gray for a while here. we'll get into some sun. it's going to be breezy and cooler today with temperatures in the mid-60s downtown of 70s along the bay shore and yesterday we were in the 80s along the peninsula, but that is gone the 80s can find to our inland valleys and they'll just be low 80s with sunny skies there but partly cloudy as he had closer to san francisco and those clouds holding firm at the shoreline liz. thank you lisa.

lisa: good visibility, warmth on the way.for today, we are bottoming out with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. we have a deep marine layer, system overhead will be departing. the onshore flow has allowed for the marine layer to bring in the cooler air yesterday to the inland valleys. as we look at live doppler 7, we go in closer. it is beginning to erode the deck of low clouds over around concord and the south bay. it will take a little bit, but we are seeing some peaks of sun around the airport. as we look outside right now, a light breeze. numbers all night long have been in the 60's, so it is certainly mild with the sea surface temperature at 60. 62 in the city as well as santa clara, 64 in oakland, palo alto. 63 in san jose. the golden gate bridge with the deck of low clouds, all the layers. no wind. sea breeze is picking up. golden gate park will be brighter today, but on the cool side in the low to mid 60's. 60 in santa rosa, 64 in concord. 24 hour temperature change, it has been a pretty noticeable one. anywhere from

lisa: you went there. tom: i did, you can't make this up. goodlisa: keeping you up-to-date with the first word, ukraine's military claims 13 drones made in iran were shot down in the southern region overnight. officials have reported more attacks against the countries over -- infrastructure. the biden administration is pressing congress for new authority to speed up production and transfer weapons to ukraine. the hong kong chief executive has unveiled a plan to get back foreign talent in an attempt to revive the city's status as an international finance hub stop he announced he would cut duties for nonpermanent residents and relax visa rules. years of tough covid 19 policies and political turmoil triggered a brain drain in the city. the nestle's ceo says inflationary pressures will continue into 2023. in an exclusive interview, he spoke about the company's effort to protect margins with price increases and the impact of energy costs in europe. >> what we are clearly seeing is some of the inflationary pressures continuing. this is not over yet and

lisa: good morning.7 downtown, 59 in oakland, san jose cloudy at 57. in the city where we have the gray sky, temperatures in the mid-50's from santa rosa to the upper 50's with overcast in livermore. visibility is not an issue but it will take some time to brighten things up. anywhere from three to seven degrees milder but that will translate to slightly cooler conditions as we see widespread mid to upper 70's inland. 77 today in concord, upper 60's from oakland to richmond. mid-60's, not a lot of sun downtown. the coolest day will be tomorrow and a steady warm up through the week. zach: we will be rig >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. zach: a woman and young child were shot in pittsburgh where children nearby experienced the sound of gunshots for the first time. it is a story we have been following overnight, that and a lot more. good morning. it is saturday, october 15, i am zach fuentes. here with lisa argen. lisa: nice to have you. we are starting o

lisa, good point by the wall street journal?n killed the economy we've all witnessed the murder, right? we know what he has been up too. we see inflation for this is one of the reasons the red wave is coming but it has been coming. largely in part because of the economy. also history in the side with the president's party historically losing 29 seats as well for the red wave has been here but unfortunately of the same bad actors in the media and the same bad actors and polling that have chosen to obscure that fact from voters they're trying to suppress the vote and also donations going to republicans. if you look at ohio alone look at collectively post- 2016, 2018, 2020 the underestimated support by 7.1% per do we honestly think that was an accident? no it is with intent and it is with mal to try to shape the electric, not to capture for voters. there is a red wave coming in is going to be a tsunami it could very well take people likely zelda and right new york to the governor's office. >> should note polling is not a science is

jonathan: that is the good news out of china. lisa: the bad news is people question and it is a scratch in the head aspect that do not seem as coherent with respect to fed data. at what point is the administration losing credibility? the fact that they mention stability and security more than the market business was critical to people who bought that set the tone. jonathan: let's look at the markets, good morning, equity futures unchanged. i will not forget the jokes. you are away later this week. tom: i have a lot of time off. took very little time. give me a week this year. [laughter] jonathan: yields coming for basis points on the 10 year. 12 consecutive weeks come out a run. tom: i'm going with it real yield, one point -- one point 60%, we sat about that 160 level to begin with. jonathan: we have spent a lot of time talking with the japanese yen and chinese currency as well. the bmis are not great out of europe, that is the bad news. good news, a milder winter so far in europe and softening gas prices. lisa: that raises the questi

lisa: when that data is good, people get nervous in the market sells off but when is good news just goodn earnings, that seems to be what's happening more. jonathan: i was shocked at the average credit score in america, it's like high 700s. isn't that shocking to you? lisa: yes, how much is this used by selection or how much of this credit score is inflated and it will come down rapidly once the equation changes economically? jonathan: i would love to know. i will not share my credit score. i'm surprised that was the average in america. tom: i think they made it easier. jonathan: i'm very proud of my credit score. tom: when we talk about the challenges of goldman sachs, we have the senior research analyst out of rhode island. what you need to focus on is the 10 year. i am going to cut to the chase, you could have called your research note ohlone and you say this is a return on equity juggernaut and solomon and company will launch up 50%. what does the gloom crew get wrong on the fortress? >> good morning, i think the gloom crew is more of a near-term versus long-term. there is a lot of u

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thanks lisa and good morning. everyone.with a live look in san jose showing off 101 and you can see that northbound traffic is slowing a bit and it's because of those flares off to the side there. we did have a crash reported on northbound 101 right around 880. it has cleared. so they're just in the process of picking everything up. so that's why you see the slowdown in that area very packed right now the bay bridge toll plaza meeting lights came on at 5:41 and the crash that we saw there before the metering lights has cleared as well. so you've got good news on that front our dry times antioch hercules slow down there. it's going to be around 39 minutes highway 4 to the may is 21 minutes highway 85 to the san jose airport. just a quick 8 minute ride giving you an overall view of the bay area here a couple of slow spots and definitely foggy in the north bay. so as you ride along 101 through healdsburg windsor and santa healdsburg windsor and santa rosa be prepared for okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunne

lisa: good news can be good news, i understand that. jonathon: i can understand how bad news brings a terminal rate down? in the long-term, if you have bad news after bad news, and you see a recession and this fed follows through which is no rate cuts and a recession, i think that is problematic. it is more questionable than just saying bad news is good news and they will back away, bye-bye. lisa: there is a nuance here that we are all attracting the wrong indicator in we will shift in the federal reserve as they look to flip these year-over-year numbers and maybe next week, the cpi will be the key figure that provides more insight. jonathon: once we get cpi we can forget all the other data. futures right now, unchanged. lisa: he would go nuts right now. jonathon: equities are unchanged. s&p 500, up 4% on the week. a single basis point on the five-year. the kind of price action you would associate with the payroll. we are going nowhere. lisa: people don't know if it's good news, bad news. we get a sense of what the actual number is. pay

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: next payroll, for our audiences worldwide come out good morning, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz i jonathan ferro. futures -4%, jobless claims a little off ahead of payroll. tom: something changed come out tomorrow all of a sudden matters for the fed meeting going up and far more than that it has to confirm that jolt statistic from earlier this week. but then stasis, we have not pulled back. jonathan: and negative this morning. a pushback from fed speakers. i went to the fed speaker today and kept scrolling down. lisa: we are getting there. pretty much everyone except for jay powell, he is the one that will be saying the same thing and all of them will probably reiterate what mary daly said yesterday, stop thinking we are going to raise rates at a certain point and then cut them. they are pushing back on the idea of rate cuts in 2023. the market keep saying you're wrong and that is it. jonathan: if you want to signal, that is not what you want to do. the pushback. lisa: people are getting more cuts in the global market and the market has been right. this is a consequen

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is that good or bad in the united states right now? lisading to an oil price strike. it is bad with some supply disruptions that have allowed prices to remain high in other areas of the economy because it is hard to see how these ease up. jonathan: a flashlight right now. lisa: if you give me one, i will do it. jonathan: all this chat about a step down. what are you and the team thinking about going into this november meeting? >> i don't see any reason for them to commit to downshifting on wednesday. i think that they will let us know that they are considering it, but as you said, we have two cpi prints between wednesday and the december meeting. so what is the point in saying here is what we are going to do? i think they are going to say if we see inflation moderating, we are open to it. it is going to take some time to this tighter policy to actually have an effect. but as you said, central banks have been wrong before and they said they are going to back off a bit and then they end up going full throttle. i just don't see why they can't

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it is good to see you. lisa: a breath of fresh air. ng, good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: keeping you up-to-date on news from around the world, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. the newly appointed chancellor jeremy hunter set out plans to bring order to public finances and reassure markets after liz truss's economic plan faced weeks of turmoil. he announced a further rollback of the tax cuts announced by the prime minister. >> no government can control markets, but every government can give certainty about the sustainability of public finances. that is one of the many factors that influence how markets behave. for that reason, although the prime minister and i are both committed to cutting corporation tax, on friday she listen to concerns and confirmed we will not proceed with a cut to the corporation tax. leigh-ann: meanwhile, they will address parliament with more details later today. russia launched kamikaze drones this morning, hitting kyiv homes. foreign ministers are said to agree on a new mission to train ukrainian personnel. g

where the robbers the good guys. >> in new orleans -- lisa hit it.se cities, i mean, in my city, the majority black town, there is a recall movement and it was started by two african-americans. why? crime and her ridiculous spending and travel abroad. the crisis is in every city. cops whose hands are held, they cannot police properly. we have one in new york. one in new orleans. their marching orders are release the prisoners. left them timeout so they don't face a trial. recidivists criminals on the streets and they are never collected again and the police are afraid to do their jobs. this has to stop. one quick critique here. this is important. the republicans should have been far more open throated in their defense of the cities and the people saying i don't want to hear that. we will get das who are tough on crime and we will define deal, we will take the funds from your police departments unless you shape up and follow these rules. it is the only way this will change. the republicans are little too soft on this. the generic ballot, the democrats

. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, mr. pharaoh is gone. we are here and lisa, we put our heads together and guess what, we are considering it. thursday. there's so much going on this morning. we'll go to london, lizzy burden briefed on the movable feast of the collapse of the british government, we are not there yet but there are reports coming. i saw something from scott moments ago. we've got to go over to the bond market, which two days in a row pivots to higher yields. lisa: this is frontloading thursday. jim bullard coming out yesterday with kathleen hays and saying they need to frontload. some say they're going to also continue after that. that two year yield, we are almost at 4.6%. we are pricing in 5% fed funds rate next year. this is a game changer for how far the fed can go and how much it can withstand. tom: jonathan ferro does not like to do math, we're going to do it. a huge negative, 10 year real yield, a new high on the 10 year real yield, we have made it 88% of the weight back to where i was be

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: big earnings after the close, good morning. is is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio, alongside lisa abramowicz and tom keene i am jonathan ferro. tom: a big day, a big day for earnings as well. the ecb, we are going to the statement. i am not an expert, this is not just about folks. for more than the fed, this is about a balance sheet analysis. jonathan: the potential to wind back the balance sheets. things get harder as the year progresses. 75 basis points potentially, then talking about balance sheet unwind, all of this gets to recession. i've said repeatedly all week, they are said to do this on a week we have pmi in the 40's on the euro side. tom: energy is down as well. you have stability within the united kingdom, 11561 on sterling. it is a changed landscape from two weeks ago. jonathan: without a doubt, the dollar is weaker. that is giving people more faith in the equity market. going back to the ecb, 75 basis points into a recession potentially, with double-digit cpi. not pretty. lisa: i wonder if the weakness, if i

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lisa joins us right now. good morning. lisa: hello john.i could not handle this but i decided to take the cruise down long island sound and contemplate regime change. going to stay with mohamed el-erian and you about what is going on. we are having a critical conversation. we have policy makers meeting in washington dc to talk about how there featuring higher inflation and combating that in the higher growth. who is a marginal buyer? we are going to speak with a member of apollo and lawrence of gulf capital. later in the day, ray dalio of bridgewater, the chief investment officer. and the top official at manage capital. if you are a bond vigilante, are you there yet? are you happy with what you are seeing? this interesting question of what is the trigger point where we start to realize this new reality as people begin to stay -- to say yea, we are getting yield again. >> yea, we are getting yield again. potentially. >> i am glad she is not here because we would make each other cry even more. >> you support the just and she supports the gian

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. >> lisa: very good, kayleigh, very good. >> harris: i'm anxious at this moment to yield more time tourt. if you aren't able to bring in evidence in court and you can make a correlation between that sounds like you're protecting the criminals. >> emily: and what counts as rap music? this is another thing that have done my definition of the law is so vague, so pro-criminal imagine a prosecutor trying to bring in and say this isn't rap and all of a sudden there are 1 million motions of does this constitute a rap lyric or not? wasting our tax dollars. wasting everyone's time totally missing the point which is do we want crime cleaned up? do we want murderers prosecuted? apparently not periods before you nailed it. the legal angle goes to who that person is. first amendment rights, protected. as the guy who actually work with rappers and did a talk to show with willie d from the ghetto boys, gangster rap was what it was but it is protected under the first amendment unless you are issuing a direct threat. the first amendment already exists. this is a nonsense law to pretend he is cool for

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there is the tweet from elon musk, let the good times roll over at twitter. lisae good times roll. what did he say, free beer? what kind of leader he will be is unclear. but free-speech means will once again be in the forefront as he talks about removing some of the bans on people like donald trump. where do the moderators go? tom: eight times sales, but you wonder why some enormous company did not buy this up as a research project. jonathan: you said it, price, right? who wants to put that price up? elon musk eventually, did not want to pay that price, but he has had to. i have heard people say elon musk has had success where there are engineering problems, and this is not an engineering problem. i think that forgets he is a marketing machine. that is kind of what you need at twitter. lisa: although there is the sort of technical issue of algorithms that could potentially weed out some of the bots and other issues that people face on twitter. jonathan: it's funny, i just never thought this deal would close. lisa: nobody did. jonathan: the financing, the debt. lis

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: hello, q4. good morning, good morning. berg surveillance" on tv and radio along with tom keene and lisa abramowicz. an ugly q3. tom: ugly q3 and for many people it continues to q4. the other thing is we need a roadmap of how the government comes back. jonathan: absolutely killing it this morning. you take a train. down to houston. not sure how much that costs anymore. anyway -- lisa: keep going. [laughter] jonathan: high volatility, poor liquidity, financial stress. that is the bond market. lisa: that is the reason you are seeing concern trickle into the other markets because that is what we are hearing. just now from sebastien galy that if the risk is in the sovereign debt complex, how did that triple out -- trickle out to the rest of the market? jonathan: and if we are facing a recession, a bomb will behave like you expect bombs to behave. tom: we have to watch volatility in the u.s. market. it is tangible. i want to go to the united kingdom. standard deviation. the basic idea here is, how much was trust that how much has

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lisa: you have a good view into that and just how violent the response can be. for to pivot given how jumpy bond markets are, whether or not they are right? kallum: that is an interesting way to look at it because it probably means the central banks are cognizant of this and don't want to go through the u.k. experience and have markets panic and throw up rates by multiple percentage points over the course of a day. you don't want that situation to happen. it may go a little further than you need to. it probably means europe we are getting there and the u.s. needs to go into next year. tom: berenberg has just a fabulous team. let me take you and the united kingdom, is the surprise forward not from the fed but a blink from the ecb that has a war going on? kallum: the ecb doesn't have the same inflation problem to deal with that the u.s. has the u.s. has a stronger demand and prices are rising and are broad-based in europe. it is mainly the energy supply issue. to the extent europe is in recession by evidence of weaker demand, the ecb needs to raise rates until inf

can't say enough good things about lisa and lisa walton a pluthera of good lisas.enough about lisa icing i saw robin wright's name on the agreement. so if she was involved in drafting and negotiating that is good as well. nice to see her back. everyone involved in the transit shelter agreement i'm supportive. and then on item 12 i don't have to comment later and get red for the holiday again i support the sgr effort this is the best work in mta thanks to jim and the rest of staff on that. jonathan for lead thanksgiving effort as well. and that's it. very supportive of both items 11 and 12. thank you, and more fun at the next meeting. have a safe [inaudible] thanks. >> thank you. mr. pilpel. >> are there additional callers on the line? we have one additional caller. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, directors. can you hear me >> yes, we can. >> okay. i'm romero agenda i'm a local 853 teamster with clear channel since 20 men and my job title a shell are maintenance worktory keep up the bus shelters which is essential especially in rebuilding the trust of th

lisa, we really need some rain because it is pretty windy out there and that is not so good for the firea: this is on the heels of a cold front moving through the bay area. that has brought some mist and drizzle to the coast. we are already seeing winds gusting to over 20 miles per hour for oakland, san francisco. there is all the cloud cover. the precip is well to the east of us. lake tahoe reporting light rain last hour. with the cloud cover, there is not a lot of fog around the coast. visibility reduced a bit. half moon bay and the clouds down through pacifica, 61 in belmont. temperatures are milder due to the blanket of high and mid-level clouds. 58 in san rafael. anywhere from five to 14 degrees warmer to start out. those winds already cranking, gusting up to 30 miles per hour in oakland. hayward, over 20 miles per hour. upper elevations, 37 mile-per-hour wind gust in mount diablo and the north bay mountains. there is a look at the winds. continuing to blow and show the breeze right on the bay. higher fire danger tomorrow as we get into a fire weather watch on the delta, solano coun