jobina >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody.arting here with the richmond , san rafael bridge. this is our busiest bridge so far this morning with westbound traffic under the limit until you reach about the center span there. by the way, if you are going to the bay bridge, the metering lights come on at 536. this is the san mateo bridge here as we have a live picture for you. we have a wind advisory for the benicia bridge and a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. even though it's not too foggy, there are blocking issues are minimal this morning. so we're still looking at about an hour for tracy to dublin that ride there, antioch to concord has increased just a bit. so you're looking at about 23 minutes. >> thank you, jobina. developing news, one of the biggest trucking companies in the us is shutting down and that could impact your delivery fees. trucking company yellow has a presence here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in the newsroom with the announcement made overnight. gloria,

lisa good afternoon.hat's new with you tatyana greetings from us , the beaches in the minsk sea are cleared from the windbreak of the mind , they eliminate the consequences of the elements, by the way, young people from the detachments also joined there. well, a bouquet for the capital of the competitive best front garden takes place in minsk, which is evaluated experts. details. i'll tell you on our live. thank you. well, we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. egor gerasimov and alexander gerovsky reached the 1/8 finals of the tennis tournament in astana. egor dvuhsetah brought the swede. leo borg 7.5.6.4 gerasimov's next opponent will be russian evgeny filippov alexander in a difficult 30 match defeated georgian tennis player sabu purtseladze 3.6.7575 in the 1/8 finals gerasimov's opponent will be an austrian. neil apperlightner competitions in astana will end on july 30 , the radio company reached an agreement on showing the urine of the second round of the league qualification and the conferenc

lisa good afternoon, nothing will be discussed. katya welcomes pencils to a strict suit of a high school student. school bazaar opened in the capital's department stores take a look. and we will get to the creative benefit performance of the ceramist painter teacher, natalya rachkovskaya, abstract painting of citizens of geometry in our air , stay with us. and we'll see you at 17:00. see you. the women's football team of belarus with a score of 1:2 lost to the team of uzbekistan in a friendly match, which took place in baranovichi, our rivals in the first half hit the gates of natalia voskobovich twice, and the second of both goals was lyudmila karachek more actively game in the second half of the meeting of our team allowed 1 goal , anastasia kovaleva scored in the eighty-first minute, we recall that in the first sparring last friday in belorussky, the opponent managed to beat the opponent with a score of four to one for the team of yuri maleev. these matches have become a stage of preparation for the start in the first in the his

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lisa good afternoon.t 's new with you tatiana greetings we are also watching the harvest 20-23 bread loaf in the minsk region already weighs more than 350.000 t harvest leaders are honored right in the field. and the hot, but rainy beginning of august up to plus 28 on the thermometer by the weekend will be even hotter, but with precipitation i will tell you the details already on our air. thank you. well, we're back on the air at 17:00 see you. the final day of the russian swimming cup our medal treasury was replenished with four awards at once ilya shivanovich. alina won gold in her crowning distance of 50 m breaststroke alina with the men became the silver medalist in the 200 meters in a similar style anastasia kuleshova showed the third time in the final zapove in the 100 meters butterfly, and our men's four included ivan adamchuk ilya shimanovich. arseny borzhakov. and ruslana skomoroshka showed the third time in the heat of four moves in the combined style, in addition to in addition, ivan shamshurin

lisa good morning. tell us what topics you plan to discuss this year. a good morning, the theme of the fourth space twenty has been announced, as the meeting of the new space age economy , responsibility partnership is underway at this moment, the plenary session, the heads of delegations are speaking. unfortunately, video recording is not allowed in the hall at the moment, but we managed to listen. what the leaders of the delegation are talking about, so naturally their hosts of the event, india and uh, indonesia as the host of last year's events g20, brazil as suffering , which will take over the baton in the fall, everyone talked about cooperation, but then, when they switched to alphabetical order and a, the floor was received by a representative of the canadian space agency. on this. it would seem such a technological event. still , it was not without politics that began, for health , talking about how much canada pays attention to the fight against global warming. and how much money is invested in the development of the space industry? well, he fin

. = the good men -- lisa: news continues. we will get into a cool down as we go through pretty much the week before we reverse that trend. a look at live doppler 7. cloud cover moving up from the south. we don't have a really well-defined low cloud deck so we are starting partly cloudy. temperatures in the upper 50's. 60 down in san jose. we will see another warm day inland looking at pretty nice week ahead. it will be on the comfortable side. another warm day inland before things begin to cool off a bit. patchy fog at the coast. away from the shoreline. that widespread cooling begins on tuesday and takes us through wednesday and thursday before we see a reversal about friday. let's talk about tomorrow where highs are coming down into the low 80's. the upper 80's looking at upper 60's bayshore. as we look into wednesday notice a few more 70's popping up. the greens are pretty well entrenched right along the coast. by thursday check it out, very little change. if you're liking the cooler weather you will like the forecast for

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with reaction, charlie, lisa, miranda. good to see you. lisa, let's get your take. when you look at the leaks coming from the white house, which we have not had a lot since he has been president, but about his temper. when marlene writes a scathing piece about him not recognizing his grandchild, that is significant. publications calling for him to be removed. i see this as the media mob and the democratic establishment mob turning against him. am i seeing it clearly? >> it seems like the knives are out. i would be terrified if i were that toddler. i don't blame her for trying to get away from joe biden. the oldest president in american history looks like the oldest president in american history. age is a factor. 70% of americans worry about his health. 40 list his age as a reason why they are less likely to support him. his biggest vulnerability is the fact that he broke he promises to the american people. he promised stability and unity. and ever since his withdrawal from afghanistan, all we have seen his instability and chaos. he labeled 75 million americans, incl

lisa: exactly. jonathan: from new york city this morning good morning good morning. purpose in life in new york city to convert america to the european view. lisa: how is it going? jonathan: it's going well because we have tk on vacation. s&p 500 at .5% up. and breaking news from the central bank where a week or so ago we did not expected to come from. the boj. lisa: they tweeted their possibility with the upper limit of the band allowing 10 year to trade up. here is the question, how long can we see a column in markets. yesterday it seemed jittery on the hills -- heels of rumors of this but this has landed. jonathan: we should do that and go find the one person that traded doj jgb like a week ago. lisa: i was thinking about that they could call the three people that traded and say to them ok, what is the word? what will you do with this? jonathan: half of the market. we have lost perspective of what happened over the past 10 years. he wrote about it extensively. we have a central bank that owns half of the government bond market in japan that set a limit from how hig

announcer: this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: goodamowicz, and john kane. game changer thursday, stephen englander from standard charter, something in the air changed yesterday and for the fed for financial participants, it was disinflation. jonathan: forget joe fly -- july, they will hike, most assume they will. that is the view for most. others think you will perhaps get another in november but ultimately there was a lot to like about the data. disinflation in america. can i continue? a couple questions about the info, discretionary spending a dominant story, pretty decent, on and pointed at 3.5%, inflation in the right direction. is that yesterday's story or can that persist through the rest of 2023? tom: we will find out in a moment. our conversation of the day, they will be with us in moments. and the wraparound from the low and october, what do you have you are in the triple leverage all-cash fund? what do you do if you are a bear? what do you do if you are sure right now? jonathan: if you missed 40% and the move on the nasdaq?

lisa: he seems to have real confidence. tom: standing tall. the new york fed president. it is good to have dr. cause dr. dudley really makes a case for vigilance about inflation. lisa: that is what we have been hearing today from people who are in the market. the concern is not a recession, it is stagflation. the concern is no landing, although slow growth and inflation remains high. tom: i get it, it is a quiet meeting. michael will be in the press conference. but the quiet meetings could be the more silent surprises that come along. futures are negative eight. this is joy. i will cut to the chase of what ethan harris really did. there is a small shop that went under, it was called a lehman brothers. and he is one of the few that provided immense stability to lehman brothers. after that, he migrated to bank of america where he has been a force for decades. he is retiring. i will cut to the chase. is moynihan aware of this? because brian says i think gdp will do this and he is looking at ethan harris, did he allow this? ethan: one of the great things about our ceo is he really cares about his r

lisa: -- tom: there pretty good, except for the united states -- they are pretty good, except for the united states, a bit softer here in america. why should we be surprised? i guess they pulled back, 5%, 8%. lisa: it is not just china. that is what we should underscore is his belief in what would happen. lisa: in the u.s. we are seeing people pull back on certain spending that is discretionary. we are seeing that across all different income levels. jonathan: let's talk about equity futures. early positive -- barely positive. 3.7540 on the 10 year. even the ecb hawks don't want to commit to a hike beyond july. tom: it is a different story and for lagarde that is beneath the radar today. i agree. i just looked down here. i have not looked at lease us in saieh walked in the door 10 minutes a -- lisa since i walked in the door 10 minutes ago. 1.49 on the 10 year yield this same as the verbiage out of the ecb. jonathan: let's just sit on this for a second. the euro against the dollar,, positive stronger for nine consecutive sessions. that is the biggest street going back to 2004. lisa: if

lisa: is a good? -- is it good? jon: is for protein shakes -- it is for protein shakes. meal or porridge as we would say back home. [laughter] lisa: that is so good. jon: inflation data coming up. ♪ behind all the regret, disappointment, and years of battling opioid use disorder is the same third-generation firefighter who always answered the call for help. the same guy who saved 15 lives, carrying people out of burning buildings. now in recovery, richard is stil focused on helping people. he's just pulling them out of a different kind of fire. helping them fight opioid use disorder just like he did. >> inflation is getting close to bottoming the cycle. we think it will be difficult for the fed to get inflation below 3%? >> the fed will find is unacceptable and that two rate hikes we have priced in for the rest of the year will happen if not three. jon: great guests over the last week on the outlook on inflation. the data drops in 44 minutes. on the green, positive by 0.2%. a lift across the s&p, the nasdaq and bill russell -- and the russell. the tate not talking about t

lisa: my goodness, seriously? i cant see any of that.s is the reason why twitter is losing a lot of traction. i have tons and tons of impersonators. jonathan: they used verification but its not verification. lisa: someone asked me to wink twice if i was the real me and i am winking so thank you. tom: is that why you were doing that? what are you doing? >> we are just we know that adding finland and sweden to nato is controversial. we agree on the language that we proposed in you proposed relative to the future of ukraine being able to join nato. we are looking forward to it continued united nato. jonathan: the present of the united states speaking at the nato conference in the last hour. he's very proud of himself. you figured out how to deactivate threads. you did that without deactivating instagram? tom: i do really understand it. lisa: i'm experimenting with threads. jonathan: you could be the bloomberg surveillance account on threads. tom: i could go back on. jonathan: i think i am done. i does need another app. tom: anne-marie horde

no good for america. lisa $for president biden politically?isa: who knows. >> i don't know if we're at the points yet to know that but it would be a chance for republicans to reiterate many of the things they were unable to get in the debt deal the first time. lisa: i had someone tell me maybe two shutdowns. thank you to this fantastic panel for joining us and sharing all of your great reporting and all of you as well. on saturday, pbs news weekend, as extreme heat sweeps across the country, we look at our prisons and people incarcerated in sweltering facilities. good night from washington. announcer: corporate funding for "washington week" is provided b- >> for 25 years consumer cellular has designed plans to help people do more of what they like. visit consumer cellular.tv. announcer: additional funding is provided by koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. sandra and carl delay-magnuson, rose hirschel and andy shreeves, robert and susan rosenbaum, the corporation for publi broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station fro

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lisa. >> katie, good to see you. i think one of the things that we're learning from this new superseding indictment is how many other trump employees have either been interviewed by the department of justice or have been subpoenaed by the special counsel's office for their testimony. this new superseding indictment obviously talks about trump employees 3, 4, and 5. those are people who either communicated with nauta and deoliveira or with each other. the superseding indictment is citing text messages between the folks or conversations with these folks that indicate as donald trump was about to get a new subpoena for security footage at mar-a-lago, he was also taking steps to ensure that deoliveira and nauta were both completely with him and that they would do whatever it took to try and obtain some of that security footage, which is reflected in two of the new charges here. >> so, lisa, as you have been reading through the superseding indictment, you mentioned a minute ago text messages. what does that say about the

joining me now, nbc's ken dilanian and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin, good to have both of you here.tion, lisa. did donald trump admit he lost to anybody in the days after the election is. what does it mean that prosecutors are asking this question? >> well, i think, chris, it goes to his knowledge and intent, to the extent that he's admitting that he lost but is still telling the general public via tweets, via fund-raising solicitations, and even telling people like mike pence, for example, that he wants to continue contesting the election, that's a core element of intent that goes to a number of the statutes that could be used to prosecute him and others involved in continued efforts to overturn the election. now, as to your question, who did he say it to? you know, "the new york times" reporting is that jared kushner thought very much that his father-in-law genuinely believed that the election was stolen from him, but there are a number of others who have told either the special counsel, the january 6th committee, or both that they heard trump say that he knew he lost. those peopl

fox news contributors charlie hurt lisa booth, miranda devine, good to see you all. lisa, let's start with you tonight. let's get your take. i believe when you look at the leaks coming from the white house, which we've not had a lot of them since he's been president, but about as vicious temper. when maureen dowd of the new york times writes a scathing piece about him not recognizing his own grandchild. that is significant to me. publicationshild, th outright fm to be removed. >> i see this as the media mobmi and the democratic establishment mob turning againsant him. am i s >> am i seeing it clearly? well, i mean, it's certainlyeehe seems that the knives are out.s i will say i would be terrified, too, iaref i was that toddler. so i don't blame the little girl for, you knowoddler.t bl, g to get away from joe biden. and look, the oldest president in american history tooks like the oldes president in american history. the age is a factor when you look at polling 70% of americans worry about his health. another near 40 list his agealth as one of the reasons why are less

hey, lisa. >> hey there, jobina. >> good morning, everyone.w here. the low clouds, a few high clouds increasing throughout the day, mid 50s and low 60s. we did have 46 degrees in novato though this morning recovering to 55 right now. so high clouds late in the day low to mid 70s from palo alto to the bay shore still some warmth in our inland valleys there but we're coming down in the north bay. we had widespread 90s so not as hot there. and as we look at the week ahead, we've got the cooling trend right on through the workweek and then warmer next weekend, the first weekend of august. so some are still hanging on. reggie. >> thank you, lisa. if you're streaming us on a >>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. dangerous storms touch down in the northeast, bringing tornados and damaging winds and more than 70 million americans are under heat alert. ginger is tracking it all. >>> gma health alert. the new study about women and alcohol. why excessive drinking deaths are on the rise for women, and the effects drinking can have on your body. >>> carbon

announcer: this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: goodne on a friday deep into the summer. we welcome all of you on radio and television. the raging debate. mohamed el-erian will join us. we are going to talk about arsenal, we are going to talk about budapest. my head is spinning over entertainment and the major entertainment is that we have no clue where we are in 90 days. jonathan: he does not want to talk about qpr. we want to talk about a triple header from central banks next week. the ecb on thursday, the boj this time next week, the fed kicks it off on wednesday. people saying one and done and the one comes next week. tom: we are going to talk to dr. el-erian. you mentioned bernanke earlier. the idea of the level of ex post the central banks have. they are waiting to get data clarity. jonathan: you need several data points like the one we got a week ago. you might need more than that before the central bank remains committed to the idea we are headed toward a soft landing. have the chances improved? yeah. but after the mistakes they

maria: lisa, great stuff. good to talk with you on this very important topic. thanks for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: lisa ricciardi joining us. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: and we kick off this hour with the time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me right now is former gartman letter editor and university of akronen dowment fund chairman, dennis ga gartman and peter mcnally. great to see you. thank you four being here. peter, the market seems to be waiting on earnings and waiting on the fed. we got a rebound this morning after a busy week of second quarter earnings. of course, the dow is up 7, the nasdaq is up 75 after a couple days of selling. airlines have been the big winners on earnings this week, delta, united and american all reporting double beats as international travel seems to have picked up where domestic was falling off. next week we hear from southwest airlines and boeing. peter, your reaction to the airlines, that is your focus, you're an airline -- you were an air

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: today winning streak on the s&p. attempting to become three. good morning to our audience worldwide. this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio along with tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. equity futures are positive. earnings from goldman sachs at 7:30 a.m.. a little later, we passed the baton from wall street to silicon valley. netflix is coming up after the close. lisa: netflix is sneaking up, but i would mention, this is a new netflix, and there will be profit sustainability, and i bring this up because of a lot of what we see around the world this morning. that is corporation adjustment. netflix adjusted seven months ago, and the fruits of those laborers will pass along today. she is adjusting. it is appearing with a massive shakeup, and that is what you are going to see here. it is shakeup wednesday. jonathan: we have set all week it is not about the major players on wall street. bfa, western alliances a name youth heard a lot over the last few months. here's the bad news. interest expenses are up 25% from the previous qu

jonathan: is it good news for risk assets? lisa: if that's what they were following?that the message you got? jonathan: i didn't get any message. the euro is squeezing out some strength against the dollar, reclaiming $1.11. it is the ecb rate decision due at 8:15 a.m. eastern. the announcement will come after the fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points and left open the possibility of more hikes still to come. the boj is tomorrow and this time next week it's the boe. this is a story we've talked about at bloomberg with advisors to the chancellor of the exchequer jeremy hunt worried that the bank of england was raising interest rates too much, potentially pushing the economy into recession. i went through the body of the story and there is this worry that the central bank will feel public pressure to continue tightening because they were late to begin with back in december 2021 which would force them maybe to go to for. lisa: it highlights how different people become when they shift from a policy role to a political role. this is something we have seen in the u.s.

joining me, now we have lisa, rubin msnbc legal analyst. always good get to the timing first of the trial. it seems like the first big legal fight in the documents case is just that. it is a normal for prosecutors though to use the kind of language that we see in this filing? >> eligible normal for prosecutors to be as hard-hitting as they are in this brief. on the other, and it's also not normal for defense councils to say we don't need to set a trial date now or maybe ever. right, usually there is a debate about when the appropriate trial date should be by each side takes a concrete position. what trump and novice counselor doing here saying we will not count to propose a date. it should at least be after the election, it's a tough unprecedented and somewhat justified the response to see from the department of justice which is saying the speedy trial act is not solely for your convenience and it's not a function of statute. their constitution requires and when you tried to find as quickly as possible. >> 100%. let's talk about prosecutors also addres

continue to see that. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: goode. jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and jonathan ferro. jonathan ferro returns and when he returns is a conversation on the path of nation in this week of the jobs report. we heard from jim on monday. the discs of disinflation were inflation comes down and sits there. jonathan: thinks that inflation expectations are bottoming the cycle. he thinks inflation is going to be a lot stickier and even with the recession he's anticipating now as for that recession what recession has been the conversation. because the surprise of the year so far has been this monster performance of equities. nasdaq, s&p, and not just tech sick a look at caribbean. take a look at what is happening with homebuilders. tom: it's great. she's got an entire room with three terminals. jonathan: looking forward to that conversation. these are big moves here today and the federal reserve for starting to talk about more hikes rated tom: we begin q3 here in earnest on this wednesday and that is the recession call. i wonde

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lisa rubin, always good to see you. that is our show for tonight.th lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. or >> good evening, alex. we have andrew weissmann joining us tonight, and he has been the hardest working man at this network today. i want to get to him as quickly as i can. >> as you should. >> thank, you alex. we now know who the star witness is going to be in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, walt

lisa rubin, always good to see you. that is our show for tonight.evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we have andrew weissmann joining us tonight, and he has been the hardest working man at this network today. i want to get to him as quickly as i can. >> as you should. >> thank, you alex. we now know who the star witness is going to be in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, walt tea nauta and now carlos de oliveira. carlos de oliveira was added as a defendant in the case today in a superseding indictment which added nine new

lisa rubin, always good to see you. that is our show for tonight. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we have andrew weissmann joining us tonight, and he has been the hardest working man at this network today. i want to get to him as quickly as i can. >> as you should. >> thank, you alex. we now know who the star witness is going to be in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, walt tea nauta and now carlos de oliveira. carlos de oliveira was added as a defendant in the case today in a superseding indictment which added nine new criminal charges, some of which apply only to one of the individual defendants, some of light all of them, and they're all now accused of participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice directed by donald trump. the new defendant, carlos de oliveira, is a trump employee working in maintenance and on trump's florida residents. the three person conspiracy described in the superseding indictment tried to recruit a fourth person to the cons

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i am delighted that our ranking members here, lisa murkowski. >> good morning. welcome back to it committee -- to the committee. i am glad to discuss the budget request with you. i will start out by acknowledging thank you for the working relationship that uni have built -- you and i have built. before i turn to alaska specific issues this morning, i must note my concern over the direction that i believe the agency is taking in regards to recent and planned national regulatory actions, in particular, i believe the agency is engaging in a regulatory overreach with -- which the senate has expressed its disapproval all -- on. if press reports are true, epa's rule will follow the same unfortunate pattern in these broad national regulations often have a disproportionately affect on the state of alaska as we have had an opportunity to discuss. a very significant percentage of alaska is considered a wetland. the rule phase -- fails to consider alaska conditions like permafrost and will harm economic development. while i have serious concerns about how these negative po

. ♪ ♪ stuart: lisa boothe back with us this morning. good to see you again, lisa. >> hi, stuart.eat to see you. stuart: you too. will this house investigation be the straw that kind of breaks the camel's back for the democrats? will they have is are to get a new candidate after tomorrow? >> you know, i think they're probably the going to keep trying to ignore it. but, look, stuart the the -- stuart, i totally believe the allegations from these whistleblowers. we have a president who has arrested his political rival in america, in the united states. so do we honestly believe that he wouldn't intervene on behalf of his son to try to protect him? i mean, hunter biden got a slap on the wrist for a federal gun charge that results in convictions in 94% of the cases with a likely prison sentence of over 4 years. but hunter biden, because his last name's biden, got a slap on the wrist. so, of course, i believe that this administration that is deeply corrupt has intervened to try to protect his son. but i also don't think we're fully. registering the fact that we live in a country where p

lisa well, to understand. get up, come on. swimsuit good morning good morning happy birthday.hank you happy birthday, thank you very much. bon appetit. thank you it was very tasty. well, how will your wife be surprised, will i cure? okay, i'm telling you right. you are a real doctor. okay come on, come on. thank you bye. bye. differentiation look in the animal world. nothing to do. angry birds mom, i'm hungry. well, where are you going? now you 're breaking everything. well, mom, i'm hungry, firstly, don't yell, and secondly, your favorite question will arrive now. hello hello queen are you resting? nothing so long, take the bags in the trunk. so let's replay and over there you see. tomato juice contains lipids that allow the conversion of accumulated cholesterol. you need to move more. don't count calories. i i'll look at you somehow after the birth. i mean give birth to two at least? they, too , some of you run all the figure with us, yes, well, give birth for the seventh year, there will soon be nowhere to put it. stop it. let's better our mom's health. happy birthday and m

lisa good afternoon. right. okay. what's going on then ? what's going on then?in what's going on then? >> well , so we're in hackney, >> well, so we're in hackney, which has got the largest proportion of ltns in london, around 70% of the borough is covered. and residents here feel very strongly about this. throughout the day we've had people coming up to us telling us that they're either in favour for it or against it. so those in favour say that it's definitely before this was introduced, just behind definitely before this was introd|one, just behind definitely before this was introd|one of just behind definitely before this was introd|one of those just behind definitely before this was introd|one of those thatt behind definitely before this was introd|one of those that ifyehind definitely before this was introd|one of those that if yomd me is one of those that if you get if you drive down there and you don't live here, you don't have a permit, £60 fine. have a permit, it's a £60 fine. so say since this has been so they say since this has been brought in, the r

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: here we go again. live from new york city this morning, good morning. for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am jonathan ferro. equity futures just a little bit to go until cbi later this week. earning season kicking off friday. tom: and lisa decided she was going to dive into it -- this time is different. after cpi wednesday to start earnings friday is a huge mystery and will be a little bit smarter. jonathan: is cpi wednesday catching on? welcome back. all the data coming up after payrolls. payrolls for most people disappointing relative to the adp report, leaving the door open for another hike in the fed later this month. lisa: i go on vacation, adp matters, all of a sudden. that will shake up the markets. my question is how much are people bringing forward some of the rate hikes and will that be confirmed by the cbi prints, making it impossible for the fed not to hike? tom: i think all the data into the weekend, it was a rich weekend for people thinking about this mike wilson read number earnings challenges. the one sister st

also with, us our great friend, lisa, reuben a former litigator at msnbc legal analyst. welcome and good morning to both of. you uttered even know where to start. there's so much. lisa, let's try, this the addition of this guy, carlos de oliveira, as a defendant in this case, several weeks after donald trump, and nauta. what is the likelihood that the doj prosecutors are trying to get this guy to cooperate with? them he seems to have information and he seems to, according to the indictment, have lied about what he knew. tell me about him and the role he plays in this. >> de oliveira has been with the trump organization for more than 20 years, he is what we would call one of the ultimate trump loyalists, as demonstrated by his behavior as of late. i think it's, clear however, as you just alluded, to that doj had high goals that they could flip de oliveira. one of the things we know is that they seized de oliveira phone, and that's reflected in the superseding indictment. there are a number of, tax not only between nauta and de oliveira, but between de oliveira and others, reflecting the f

now have you just joined the line for peace that lisa so to being paid off to prison, a good one. removed his objection and they were offered basically the same pause, removing one of the requirements. so instead of a 2 step process, that's one staple single step process. but look at the fact that it took sweden a body yet to get into the alliance. and this is a sweet and that doesn't have all the baggage of if i can put it that way, that ukraine as to which it has just been sizing. so you, you can almost see how, even with that promise offset of a fast track process, one would assume that we're moving a step makes the process quicker. that this has bound to take a while, especially in a world where you have but some of the states right now who haven't really been focal about their reluctance of ukraine's full membership into the alliance. there's conditions that, that the secretary general speaks of. what all those conditions, um and, and, and, and how, and what time frame will they be met with in the so in as much as the wording seems simple and it sounds like it's a straightforward pro

lisa. very good morning to you, lisa. thank you joining us. good thank you for joining us.uch you're able hear about that you're able to hear about that conversation, just conversation, but just reflecting on the shocking conversation, but just reflect really, on the shocking conversation, but just reflect really, oh the shocking conversation, but just reflect really, of whereiocking conversation, but just reflect really, of where we (ing conversation, but just reflect really, of where we are state, really, of where we are with the warning with mortgages and the warning today imf that the pain today from the imf that the pain is going to get worse. yeah is only going to get worse. yeah >> and obviously, this is having a huge impact on people who have mortgages . a huge impact on people who have mortgages. it's having a huge impact on people who aspire to own their own home, who saved for a long time and have seen those dreams go up in smoke. and it's also having a huge impact on renters as well. it's pushing rents up. so it's not just that mortgages a 15 year high mortgages

. >> jonathan: lisa, david makes some very good points there.here are people who are sere concerned that this is a personal project by netanyahu to go around his own legal issues. but, still, it is a domestic policy. should the united states, the biden administration, be speaking out so strongly on this? >> absolutely not. this is a domestic issue. it has no bearing on our foreign policy with israel. the only thing we should care about with regards to israel is that it is our number one ally in the middle east. one of our strongest allies overall and together we care about the stability, the strength, the prosperity of the middle east and the region, and that is what president biden and his administration should be focused on. take the abe ra ham accords further focus on ow rain. this is a domestic issue and to david's point this is not a power grab, this is a tantrum by the left in israel over what they do not like. israel is still a democracy their supreme court will still have veto power. the only thing this did was take away this clause whic

lisa, i really want to convey to you this atmosphere, of course, good festival day. don’t know how it is in minsk now, but we have the feeling that the whole of belarus has come here, vitebsk, because all the pedestrian streets are now truly walking here in the morning. these are the streams of people. well, what are we now on the pushkin bridge, but at the time of the market - this is a bridge, e performances, how do you see here? uh, the sculptures come to life. here magicians present their interesting programs. and, of course, it's all certainly interesting and attracts a lot of attention. all this within the framework of the fest on the seven winds the wind. today it is also raging in vitebsk and it carries such an art flow, you know, because the fest has united seven geolocations, and a full-fledged poster has been developed there, from what is happening, poetry is read show performance, even on the roof of the brand mall. city are also going on a theatrical performance. well, just like that. behind me, if you were in vitebsk, there is such a pedestrian zone to

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lisa: i am -- tom m.: i am, which is good and bad.cause the american banking industry is resilient and these were idiosyncratic risks. at the same time we need the right reform and in the last quarter i did testify in front of congress and i was urging deposit insurance reform. instead we are getting capital increases which i think will create unintended consequences and be a whole other dynamic. lisa: how idiosyncratic was it? i ask this at a time a lot of people are studying commercial real estate, which accounts for about half of all loans on smaller bank balance sheets, and we are looking at a record of maturities, maturing commercial real estate loans this year. how do you dovetail that into future weakness we could start to see this earnings cycle. tom m.: i remember the last time around we talked about this. we have a commercial real estate research group and higher rates will hurt commercial real estate values everywhere in the country. but once we are most worried about are the cities in the cities where they have the big pro