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. lisai 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 coming out right now. lisa: i keep focusing on the nasdaq, the nasdaq is so much deeper than the s&p in a way that is really reminiscent of the early 2000 and the.com crash. can you give us a sense of what people are doing with that? we heard for a hot second that people are going into tech, and then not so much because frankly it is just interest rate sensitive. kailey: that has been the story of 2022 so far. we

lisa, there has been way too much optimism in the last 20 minutes. help me out here. the camera lens almost broke there. lisa: lisald be right. the soft landing looks possible and likely as long as there is some cooperation with the international sphere. i just keep going back to what he is saying, that the bond market is rallying and have stocks priced in the slowdown necessary to justify some of the levels we are seeing in the yield market? tom: we will have to see. it will be an interesting day in foreign exchange. futures are up 26. dow futures up 2.01. good morning to jonathan ferro. he may be back on monday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the fed will be able to slow demand sufficiently. >> the fed is changing their policy narrative so quickly.

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lisa: victoria? victoria: no? lotfi: no. lisaank 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 —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ >> hunger crisis in the horn of africa is intensifying with the lives of hundreds of thousands of children at risk. more than 1.7 million children urgently need treatment for acute malnutrition. in somalia alone, almost half the population will confront crisis level food insecurity.

lisa has been more optimistic. we went from the may report to this june report. we have gone from a 30 2a25. that is a constructive tone. jonathan: is that your benchmark, even lisa? lisale say i am bearish, i try to look at corners. this is the issue. i hope to everyone who is try to push back on the possibility of a soft landing being fantasy, i hope this people are wrong, myself included. the issue is, you see a lot of potential headwinds that are coming out in different ways. we're seeing talk about them. i worry about that. jonathan: think about things pushing back against the pause. microsoft announcing foreign-exchange. tesla and musk. what do you make of all the information? considering where we have been? lisa: the consensus in my view has been that people have gotten ahead of themselves. there is too much strength in the u.s. economy delete await resection in the next 12 months. and data is still strong. there is resilience. what pushes back against that if the fed reserve does more aggressively? jonathan: that was not that bearish. lisa: thank you. jonathan: i do not accuse you of being a bear at all. lisa: [growls] jonathan: what was that? [laughter] >> psa

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tom: lisa abramowicz and kailey leinz with us. where did jonathan ferro go? lisa: he goes to capri.ould be so look you. tom: stay with us. up 68 points. good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ 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 better. yes, you can. i can do better, too. break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $250 off an eligible 5g phone with xfinity mobile. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or v

lisa: no. tom: ok. [laughter] lisa: see if he writes in sterling. tom: lisa up by tupper lake, exxon has moved from 27 billion to a modeled 88 billion. i think they are making money, mr. biden mentioned them this weekend. kailey: that they are making more money than god. this is something he has repeatedly come back to. the energy companies are the ones responsible for higher prices at the pump, he says they are prioritizing profit over the american people. he is looking for someone else to blame other than his own administrations school policies, which is why they are trying to point the -- point at the federal reserve. tom: lisa, are you filling up? or are you doing the top thing, you spend $22, spend more, spend another $22. lisa: we ended up trying to empty the tank to see how much it would cost to philip the whole thing, -- fill up all thing. it was great. we had the kids in the car, it was fabulous. tom: she got the matt miller gallon. i think she is out $250. we are watching the markets this morning, and the underlying economics of them. futures at -90

we will start this hour with another check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisarea. the moisture is far to the north in northern california but some of it will slip down to our neighborhood later on today, particar

lisa: when you entered the studio, we were like, we are not in cabo anymore. liz: but it almost felt like it with how warm it was here. lisa: the hot with her stays with us -- whether stays with us today and tomorrow, and we cool off by the middle of the week. the fourth of july weekend -- don't plan on heat. so far it is looking good. liz: i appreciate it. thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm liz kreutz, along with lisar pride. have a great day. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. jeff: today on "wildlife nation", we're rescuing ecosystem engineers. molly: one, two, three. jeff: there she goes. we'll explore the devastation from california's wildfires. look at this, john. my goodness. and we'll work with conservationi

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lisa: he's criticizing your wardrobe. tom: you can do a full english in london stuck jonathan: ok, i'm never going to forget lisa saying mush. do you want to take it back on this jubilee celebration? lisadon't want to take that back, it was really good. people talk about avocado toast in the united states. tom: acv milan taken out by redbird and this company doesn't by a majority, they are good at going in and buying a hunk. they've got the fed weight linkages well but i wonder if this is the future of's warts. jonathan: a shout out to elliott management, would thought that there hedge fund would end up owning a football club and it helped turn the team. here is a tweet for you. we do it just for you. a little more for you in the next segment. and the segment after that and the one after that. where is the love? tom: you have to do is show and in any given show, 42% of the people have to hate you. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world, the price of oil is falling today following every or that saudi arabia has indicated they will pump more crude oil should russian output decline step is due to an increase in sanctions and president bide

lisa keeps saying that every morning, nice move. lisa: honestly, can we set the record straight? jonathan: please do. lisa: you were the one that said nice move, and i laughed and said nice, so nice, now it is my commentary? jonathan: i thought you thought it was a nice move, no? you did not think it was? tom: the show has come to a complete halt. [laughter] jonathan: did you not think it was a nice move? tom: let's save the show right now. give me some jubilee action. they are doing a fly over here. they are landing at heathrow, coming in with british air right now. of course, the royal family and their royal offspring on the balcony. jonathan: i believe we are going to have a flyover of 70 odd aircraft for every year of the queen on the throne. tom: charlotte, louis, they are styling. jonathan: packed outside of buckingham palace. tom: jubilee coverage here with prince charles, the duchess of cambridge. this is the wave i'm going with. it has been working all morning. jonathan: the royal wave. you have been practicing that. people often reach out to me and talk about how much preparation do you have to

for that lisa, lisa, chuck wumer in lagos. more news from around the world. now a number of muslim majority countries have protested about comments by the spokesperson for india's ruling part of the b j. p. which included derogatory references to islam prophet muhammad b. j. p. has since suspended nepal sharma and expelled another official over similar remarks which come at a time of increasing violence by hindu nationalist against the indian muslim minority. a former australian politician has won a defamation case against google. the federal court ordered the tech company to pay a john barry lara, more than $500000.00 us dollars. judge said i google has failed to take down 2 youtube videos contain racist and abusive comment. that drove the law maker from politics. at least 6 people have been killed and more than 20 others injured in 2 mast shootings in the u. s. at the weekend. and the 1st gunman fired into crowds in downtown philadelphia. the 2nd incident was in a nightclub in chattanooga, tennessee. well, this of course is just 2 weeks after the attack on

lisa. lisa, chuck wumer in lagos. speak of some of those threats with a religious a fast correspondent martin, gac it welcome martin attacked some christians in nigeria. is this something that he's seen frequently? yes. what are a fact? i mean there's been several reports or the last year in which nigeria sadly, has had the largest or the greatest number of attacks on christians for that year in comparison with all other nations combine. so, i mean, the country has been a flash point for inter religious conflict for a while. obviously these are waves, they come and go, but now we're clearly seeing deepening extensions. and the violence has been between different religious communities. i mean, most of the violence has really been between christians and christians, and muslims are predominantly muslim north with predominantly christian christian south, roughly speaking. but the fact is that there are many different components including sort of vocal and i'm sort of nice limits group. and over the last 2 years appearance

lisa. lisa, chuck wumer in lagos. some more news from around the world. now a number of muslim majority countries have protested about comments by the spokesperson for india's ruling party, the b j. p, which included derogatory references to islam and the prophet mohammed b. j. b has since suspended in a poor sharma and expelled another official, a similar remarks which come at a time of increasing violence by hindu nationalists against indian muslim minority . at least 6 people have been killed more than 20 others injured in 2 mast shootings in the u. s at the weekend in the 1st at gunman fired into crowds in downtown philadelphia. the 2nd incident was in a nightclub in chattanooga, tennessee. and of course, it's just 2 weeks since an attack on an elementary school in texas. horrified the world. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. there have been more than 200 match shootings with 4 or more victims in the us. this year. president biden is calling for strict a gun laws. the w corresponded carleen, a 2 more reports vada in texas. elective well, in this

lisa can you get day trade to go into a pair of l.l. bean boots. lisa: i think we are moving away from that and we will try to shift into other interests. jonathan: what light? lisaan discuss that in the break. jonathan: i'm just interested. i want him to day trade. lisa: at the same time when your kid is walking like he is wooden peg legs so he doesn't get creases and figuring out how to iron with a wet cloth, it's good. tom: all good. jonathan: this was a better than good segment. you don't get to take it back on live. up five of 6 -- five or 6/10 of 1%. yields a little bit higher up four basis points. china easing some quarantine rules, not sure how material that is but crude likes some of that. with tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. for audience worldwide this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ today's challenges require real insights, to get to tomorrow's opportunities. ( ♪♪ ) what can we expect in the coming year? this has been a record- shattering year for m&a. five trillion dollars in deal value. and we're still very bullish on the deal market for 2022. in this kind of climate, what are you advising clients to focus on? we really think companies n

lisa: did you ever see the tortoise? i was busy and never saw it. kumasi: no, but we will try again. lisa: typical july-like weather pattern. temperatures extreme from the host to our inland valleys. we have had mist and drizzle along the shoreline. right now, it is 58 in beaumont, deck of clouds growing. as a spends into a, we have a pleasant day today, but not making its way inland month so that means another day in the 90's. another look at the golden gate, sought in with the fog. miles and the coast, limited son with today. there pattern wednesday. big question, will it last for the holiday weekend? friday is a july 1 and the short answer is yes. we will receive below-average weather this weekend but 90's into tomorrow. 7070 by not too hard to take, but by wednesday, the breeze picks up and we are in the 80's. from san jose, anyone, -- 81, afternoon sun in the city, 88, sonoma, union city a warm 80, 95 in pittsburgh. warm to hot again tomorrow inland. cooling begins wednesday and it's going the second half of the workweek. kumasi: an investigation underway after a police shooting in vallejo. solano county a 30 say the suspect fired during a police car. julian: protests planned today in response to the ruling overturning a right to an abortion. in san francisco, actavis will meet at federal building and 5:00 p.m. kumasi: a lobbying group calling on the biden administration to address staffing shortages at air traffic control centers. officials say to be prepared for delays and cancellations all summer long. julian: california lawmakers have reached an agreement on inflation related stimulus payments of $250 to $350 income. lisaw clouds and fog at the coast, even drizzle it 90's inland. jobina: my windshield wiper's name on on their own. live look at i-80, some missed in this area. kumasi: san francisco cleaning up after a successful pride celebration. you can watch the parade now on our app. julian: actor danny bonaduce, star of the partridge family, talks about his serious illness. >> denny bonaduce's medical ministry. -- mistry. the actor, who became a household gain over 50 years ago on the partridge family, now speaking about the debilitating symptoms he suffered since april. >> hounded out of this start? -- how did all of this start? >> delivers and, you are not speaking english, they called an ambulance and took me to the hospital. i remember very little. >> coming up, more on his health struggle and they come back. kumasi: a new season of only murders in the building is out tomorrow on hulu. the cast is back for the comedy series. it can be most watched comedy mere in hulu history last august and went

lisa. oh, lisa -- what are they saying? lisa looking at his comments about the likelihood of recession, a 50% likelihood for a global recession. also, how the inflation we are seeing is a threat to democracy, which needs to be countered more dramatically. he's confident that there will be something to combat this. he also talks about a banking union in europe, mergers, and the idea of consolidation to weather the storm. we are looking at a new landscaper you have a growing number o executives saying thatf there is a greater than 50% chance of a global recession. that is the feeling on the tape today. tom: for the american audience, and i met him in davos, the only equivalent i could think of in american banking is brian moynihan. he's steeped in the retail experience. and this headline is not temporary inflation. it's the theme of the next 90 days, isn't it? lisa: chris in savings has a leg up and that he took deutsche bank, when they expected it to be taken by another banking entity, and made it viable in a way that people had

lisa abramowicz. lisa: and messy and low rate era. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." tom keene, jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz. jonathan ferro is off but kailey leinz and with all of her knowledge. are we there yet? have we seen capitulation? how much further do we have to go? people are trying to buy. tom: futures up seven. futures have not been red this morning. at 2:17 a.m. we had the peak enthusiasm of the day and it has been down on the constant of going negative. but maybe with the president's announcement to saudi arabia and futures getting a little bit green on the screen. >> what i gather is a lack of understanding and what is driving this. yes, it was inflation friday, but what is the response mechanism? you have been covering this well. the fed poised to raise rates by 75 basis points, maybe. would that be perceived as a good thing or a bad thing for markets looking for harder action from the fed? kailey: interesting question and frankly, we are not going to know the answer until 2:00 tomorrow. but it does raise an interesting point. if inflation is the problem and we risk running hotter for longer i

a set of stories, a cooper at the dea a. accordingly for split lisa. lisa willis, gabby still for then for new service, animal bites and we have a whole for a meal salvo academy. leo. good luck with young movie. a. a case a double sided with very soon and then is going to see alana vet the loose at by they'd put my boss in a pink corner that bob on legal to fill. was it a little bit wanted to go mia? all for dan's gonna be appliances, but deep wouldn't then don't truck comes out and says he'd like to buy agree land. how did that go down? how did people react? it was a very, very big job. yeah. really, it's very difficult to take it serious that he actually wants to buy green and how would you describe what you've been doing for the last couple of years? i feel we're slowly making a change. i speak enough about the taboos and especially about suicide and social problems and child neglect. would you attribute those higher rate of suicide to the problems that you're describing? i mean that comedy for all of them, but yeah, everything. everything is linked to a

lisa. lisa: i love standing over here listening to you guys trying to figure out the road schedule. i will be happy to remain silent. i'm looking at the partition between services in the tech world versus hardware. services continues to be robust, demand is there despite concerns about supply chain disruptions. salesforce came out after the bill yesterday, increased their projected earnings. amazon and alphabet, they are also big web service, cloud service providers. those shares getting ahead of the market. amazon up a percent. you were talking earlier about tesla. i was also looking at tesla shares after elon musk said if you don't come to the main office 40 hours a week, find another job. those shares are down .6%. how much of an aberration is it for one of the representatives of the younger crowd, the more millennial crowd coming out and saying this? that was my take away from this. typically it is the younger set who are more amenable to staying and working from home. how much does this go against that image that elon musk has been putting out there? tom: it will be an hr football for the next 12 months. the death rate from covid today, under 300. that is a positive sign. tom: what does -- lisaon musk do that is not an hr football? jonathan: i think it is the millennials that get too much flak. gen z not only doesn't want to come into the office, they don't want to work. lisa: you are worried about the cat mafia, worry about the gen z. what it really represents to me is that it cannot be bifurcated between young and old about whether to come back to the office. it is specific to different cultures. that seems to be one take away. hp came out better than expected. those shares popping. demand is robust, which is interesting. supply chain disruptions have been interesting. hewlett-packard enterprises reporting after the bill. those shares gaining with the anticipation that they will provide good numbers. tom: this is not a small matter. there is a guy in connecticut that runs a small shop who says cash is trash. debbie cunningham has been doing this forever. she is the absolute dean of global liquidity markets. you go after mr. dalio and you say cash is an asset. discuss why c

lisa dejardins has details. lisa, what's in the deal and what's not? lisaa big deal, because it includes 20 different members of congress, notably republicans. that's how many you need to get anything through. let's take a look at what they agreed to in a handshake today. they would allow for surges of juvenile criminal and mental health records for anyone under 21 trying to buy long rifles, assaults title reference -- weapons. -- assault style weapons. it would close the boyfriend loophole, which would prevent those who are convicted of domestic violence with unmarried partners from getting weapons. it would increase school mental health support. i'm told billions of dollars for that. what's not in here is an increase in the age to buy assault style weapons. thisould stay at 18 years old. john: this is a framework. it's not legislative language yet. what are the chances -is there a danger this doesn't become law? lisa: there's always that danger in the modern senate. today, both republican leader mitch mcconnell and democratic leader chuck schumer said the

lisa, let's start with a look at the weather. it's also pride weekend. good morning. lisa:

lisa argen. lisa: you see the fog behind you and it is more widespread. we will see it burn back. here is a look. it will provide the sea breeze we usually expect. 55 in the city. 60 in san jose. another view from our tower camera, 1300 feet deep. we have it locally from the north bay to the south bay hugging the coast and into east bay. a mile to a have visibility from santa rosa to half moon bay. with the blanket of fog, waking up to upper 50's in the north bay. 9:00, temperatures climbing through the 60's and 70's. by 11:00, low 80's. the 90's arrived, but it looks like the hundreds will stay into the sacramento valley. 25 to 30 mile-per-hour wind in the afternoon. 60 to 70 near downtown and not a lot of sun at the coast here the city will get some sign -- sunshine for the parade. stephanie: reactions from the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade this week. canadian prime minister justin trudeau can say americans can access their health care system to get abortions. >> we have a commitment in candid to ensure that everyone has full, safe, legal access to the full suite of sexual health and reproductive services including abortions. stephanie: he called the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade horrific and said the ruling could some day allow rollback for same-sex marriage. after passing both the senate and the house with bipartisan support, the safer communities act signed into law president biden signed the legislation saturday before leaving for his trip to europe. alex: president biden signing into law the historic gun safety built saturday. pres. biden: today, we say more than enough. it's time when it seems impossible to get anything done in washington, we are doing some the consequential. alex: he is praising the safer communities act even though it doesn't last far as he has want to. it is the first gun reform in nearly three decades, included in the more than $13 billion package is enhanced background checks for gun buyers under 21 and prevents partners convicted of to the stick abuse from buying a gun, allowing states to pass red flag laws and money for school security and mental health services but does not include a ban on assault weapons. it passed with bipartisan support, 14 republicans jamming -- joining democrats in the house, one day after 15 joint democrats to support legislation in the senate. >> understand and know this bill does not answer all of our prayers, but this is hope in moving forward to keep our committees safe from unnecessary gun violence. alex: the president thanking the families of victims who led the way to get the bill passed. pres. biden: their message to us was do something, just do something. today, we did. alex: on july 11, the white house scheduled to host families along with lawmakers who supported the bill to mark the historic law fitness new law comes on the heels of a supreme court ruling that declared new york state limits on carrying concealed handguns is unconstitutional. stephanie: a notebook belonging to brian laundrie was released by his family's attorney friday. the fbi said he confesses to killing his girlfriend, gabby petito. in an eight page letter, he said he killed her to put herself out of pain from an injury. the couple was traveling last summer before she was reported missing here and her family raised suspicion after he returned home without her. sadie strangled her in the grand teton national park. new developments with the deadly condo collapse in florida. a judge approved a $1 billion settlement for theictims o iln surfside collapsed killing 98 people. those who owned units in the building will split the money from the sale of the land. rest. a popular beach near monterey reopened following a shark attack. over splint beach in pacific grove was closed after a paddle border was bitten by a great white shark. the victim suffered a severe injury and is expected to make a full recovery. >> i have lived here 10 years and it was incredible to hear about a shark attack. i have never heard of a shark attack out here, it was scary, actually, to me. stephanie: the attack has shaken enters pit others are staying away from the water. beach employees predict clouds -- crowds will come back for the fourth of july. juul e-cigarettes will be on the market a little longer. they are alone for further court review. juul will appeal the band calling it unlawful. the company was ordered to remove the devices from stores. they say they failed to provide data on potential health's. the man comes amid growing concerns over the influence on teenagers. still ahead, an historic spot converted into a new creative gathering space. the transformation of the camera shop. here is a live look from the golden gate camara. you can see fog rolling in. we expect mild temperatures today for the san francisco pride parade. what can i du with less asthma? 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>> absolutely not. >> he is a photographer and was looking for place to show a series of photos when a friend connected him with the space. covid the plan on pause and the idea evolved. >> this was a community spot and list organized so we wanted to bring that vibe back in and wanted it to be a space for queer people who don't feel seen and need space to be creative. >> here is with the shop look like when they started and this is what it looks like now, transformed into queer arts feature. >> queer af is a space for local bay area artists to show and sell their work and to come and gather and be creative. >> in the front, a gathering space, then a boutique for craters to sell jewelry and other works. san francisco, one of the most expensive and the country, he says it is vital. >> it is critical to provide that access and representation and to allow folks that wouldn't normally be featured become a featured. >> the goal is to provide a diverse number of artists. >> you can see them here. >> this is of first artist. >> the co-founder show me the rotating art gallery and exhibit space, featuring a different one every month. she said galleries can feel exclusive and competitive intake high commissions, but not here. >> we wanted to be a space that could be a jump off for artists for those who want to have the exposure and gaining an opportunity to display. >> you can feel milk's legacy of inclusion here. queer af is building on it in its own way. >> we have big ideas and big plans and i think that is going to keep evolving as people come into the space and as we learn from the community. this is a community center project. stephanie: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor with today's coverage of the parade for the first time you can watch it live this morning right here and on your app starting at 10:30. to see all our pride covered, had to our website. lisalle, it does certainly gray. if you like this weather with warm to hot afternoons, we have that in store for the next several days. it is going to be a mild hot day around they. i will explain in my forecast. stephanie: the nba season never ends. the warriors g on and what he is saying about how he wants to build -- gm and what he is sayi i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used tonce. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? 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with that, lisa. lisa: i will say something that i don't really have been talking about on this panel and that is the transparency component. and i am hopeful that that transparency piece will translate to the public. in other words, i'm hopeful that the public will have access to these dashboards, at least some fashion that the banks will be having and the data so that we can do our work more effectively. janneke: well, everybody agrees with that for sure. so thank you very much. this has been a great conversation. the wisdom and the perspective that you all bring together collectively is really, really helpful. so we appreciate it. thank you. [applause] and thank you all for joining us. >> the u.s. labor department today reported that employers added 390,000 jobs in may. that is the 17th monthly gain and the unemployment rate went unchanged. vice president kamala harris scheduled to speak at the u.s. congress of mayors meeting in nevada this afternoon. her comments likely to include labor issues and admi

lisa blackwell . lisa, nice to have you back on the program. you are the expert. are realtors slashing prices? what parts of the bay area? >> hello, how are you. thank you for having me. >> it looks like we lost lisa. we will try to get her back. we are talking about this real estate market. our home prices being slashed and in what part of the bay area. we talked about the mortgage payments, the average is $9000 per month. average mortgage payments and san francisco's $8000 per month. we will try to get lisa back on in just a moment. we will take a quick break. stay with us. i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> welcome back. we are working out gremlins with our technology trying to get lisa blackwell, talking about possibly home prices being slashed. we haven't said that in a long time. we will try to get her back on. let's talk about, i see the map. the lightning strikes. >>> it is concerning because of the drought. there is rainfall accompanyi

jonathan: lisa had it at -- 2.3 share, thereafter. -- the year after. lisal be interesting to see whether it is enough to get it under control. jonathan: she came on the show and said it was aspirational. dan said -- futures down 53. -1.4% on the s&p, nasdaq down by 1.6. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> fighting inflation and winning this battle is the most important thing facing central banks. >> are looking at a mild recession started mid-2023. >> there is a high risk that the fed goes hard and fast. >> even if we have recession fears, the central bank are in a tricky spot because inflation is way above target. >> right now, what is impacting the consumer are

lisa. sit down. lisa. thank you for dinner. nastya aren't you going to have dinner? no , i'm in the kitchen later. no, do me a favor. sit down, keep me company. now i'll bring a plate. lisadon't have to make scenes at least in front of strangers, an extraneous spoon washer, or what? i don't understand where you got this arrogance from. goodnight. alla said you are studying, yes, at the correspondence department of the faculty of history, and specializing in russian art of the early 20th century. this is very interesting. yes, the russian avant-garde is interesting. a wonderful time, though a little strange. it seems to me that on everything that was created then lies the shadow of a tragedy that will then occur in the 20th century of a kind, premonition, right? i do not know yet. i'll call you back, let's go. listen. that's what i thought. tell your friends will forgive us that the house is not completed? i think sorry. how many people are you talking about, 20? well, excellent products, we will buy meat. i'll marinate for the bbq myself. we have everything. it will be better than in a restaurant, believe me. thanks grandma. well , that's good. goodnight. goodnight. well

lisa francesca, _ and annoying problem. keep this... lisa francesca, good _ and annoying problem. keep this... lisaisa francesca, good to speak - and annoying problem. keep this... lisa francesca, good to speak to i lisa francesca, good to speak to you. a passenger with restricted mobility has died at gatwick 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 spo

purposing packing and giving more value to the fabric one that the can time will a hassle pama one lisa. hi lisa. it's a win win situation. to date, more loop has saved some 500 tons of carbon dioxide. the equivalent of the c o 2 emitted during 5000000 kilometers of car travel. but that's still not enough to satisfy its founders. you want to be to pass off the global transition to a social i economy and we want to play that part. and we want to be part of making this new equilibrium a reality. their long term goal is to keep growing and get 500 textile firms putting fabric into the more loop. and they plan to offer more of their own products, along with t shirts, masks and p, p. now more loops, concept aims to prevent new waste, but or junk is often the legacy that simply ignored over the french capital batteries. an 11 year old single handedly tackling trash in the re will sim dredging up relics from its depth on any given saturday morning, 11 year old rafael is likely to be out doing what he likes, best fishing, but not in a conventional way. let us only more into this, a magnet that can lift

lisa. >> okay, lisa is going to do that. i know you're here with your daughters also. >> she is daughter. >> what's your prediction tonight? >> warriors! >> how did i know that? thanks for your spirit. enjoy it. all right. so i hope i proved it right that they stood out. we're going send it back to you. automatic of the fans are in chase center. they're ready to go. they're expecting the win tonight. >> we'll see if they do that at the office all year next year, which would be really impressive, right, juliette? >> we got her name. >> we got names. >> she'll get the number off camera. >> love that vibe out there. all right, thanks, jules. well, the dubs getting some love from other bay area sports team. tweeting happy thursday, let's go warriors, #bay areaunite. and a big trending topic on social media this evening. you share your messages cheering on the warriors. be sure to use the #kpix. >>> in other exciting sports news, the world's biggest tournament is coming to the bay area. >> the third city in the west. the golden g

lisa has got the hummer h2. lisa: i'm operating on fumes. tom: nothing like what matt miller has in the driveway which is four pieces of metal. do you see demand destruction out there yet where a gallon of gas is or is it above six dollars? matt: what we are seeing is consumers filling up with less gas more often. every time they go, instead of filling up the whole tank, maybe you put in half a tank hoping prices come down next time you need to go. tom: or maybe you just can't afford it. and matt, there is a thing this week, the charge card usage in america truly, without exaggeration, is a moonshot. matt: more people putting gas on credit. if you have a ford f1 50 raptor with a 36 gallon tank, you are going to need to do that. tom: lisa'sy 32 gallons. she is like the bw rabbit. tom: a lot of conversation today. coming up, she wrote saudi ink. president biden and riyadh. we speak with ellen wald of the atlantic council. stay with us. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. ukraine must clench a new loan program. according to the country's financial chief as efforts to fight off russia affect the budget. early talks from my new eight packets are underway. jfk is hoping to deliver the first vaccine. the for drugmakers show positive results and plans to follow regulators in the second half of this year. it is a boost to jfk after it fell behind in the race to develop the covid vaccine. there are still questions about exactly how the covid virus started. researchers say more information is needed to look into the possibility an incident wasn't the initial source great advisors say they also need to study of a market that has been identified as another source. hong kong stocks are already rebounding

lisa lewis, who joins us from parents. hello to you lisa. so, tell us what is at stake in today's parliamentary election? well, as you just say, there is a lot egg stay greeted according to french law, the parliament can actually revoke the government here in france. and that would mean that if the left wing alliance that new left lines under fall as party left wants us to, we were to win the parliamentary elections than that, then the government would actually left wing. so that center, right, president in my, my call would have to govern together with a left when government and that would make it a lot more complicated for him to push through certain reforms. certainly not those that aiming to increase the wages of people working for the hospital or teachers, but others more market orientated reforms such as pushing up the pension age from the current 60 to 26465 years. and so it would be much more complicated for him to govern france. that would be good news for certain left when voters, but rather bad news for certain conservative voters. and also for economists who are worried about francis public debt that is currently at about 110 percent of g d p. okay, so very large implications if the left wins the majority in parliament domestically . but what about on an international level? how would there when impact things abroad? well, it would also be significant for a frances role in the world, you know, as on middle shore. as you said, the leader of the far left party that has been able to determine very much the program, the platform of this new left wing alliance. he's very critical of the european union. he's also very critical of nato actually at the new left in the lines has said that they would maybe not respect certain you rules and they will also late want to leave nato frances, obviously one very important member of the european union together with germany and a left when government in france at this stage would weaken the european union, also possibly nato. and that in times of crisis when there is a war raging in ukraine. here the is lisa lewis in perez lisa, thank you so much. let's get a check of some other news making the headlines, the sour nato secretary general yen suttonberg has said that turkey's security concerns over swedish and finish nato membership are legitimate. he said this while visiting helsinki. the 2 nordic countries apply to join the alliance last month, but to turkeys president ardon has raised objections accusing the countries of backing kurdish opposition. groups that anchor considers to be terrorist organizations. orthodox christians are celebrating an important day. their religions calendar. pentecost is one of the oldest christian holidays falling on the 8th sunday after easter. it marks the holy spirit coming into the world and the foundation of the church of christ in jerusalem. in china, 9 men had been arrested after a video showing the beating of 2 women provoked outrage security cameras at a restaurant in the northern city of tongue. sean show, the men dragging the women by the hair and

lisa, we have bombs on the move. i am sorry. we have a higher yield regime. what is the why? lisa: why have we seen such a rally this year? this month. it has been a complete selloff this year. this month, it has been a breeze. when do we give it all back? do we go to a michael bell to yield position or do we look at a replacement of higher inflation come of an aggressive fed and the same narrative we have abandoned. tom: do we see curve inversion on the spread? lisare looking later this year whether it happens again today, i will leave that to you to decide. tom: i will wake up after a nap and maybe we will see it. three basis points between the two yield and the 10 year yield. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance" good morning. blue on the screen. optimism. help me with yields here. i need help on the data check. we were under 3%. we are now at 3.07%. where will be be at three -- 3:00 this afternoon? lisa: yields on the front end rose by one percentage point which is an astronomical amount in proportion to where it has been. it has come in 50 basis points within the week. how much more can we see going forward? i am also looking at 10 year yields also indicated upward. the why? i don't know. maybe it is the st. louis fed chair president jim bullard coming out and saying he wants it frontloaded. others had many jumpy markets. tom: jumpy markets and lots of really good conversation today. this is not only the conversatio

lisa olson lisa is the author of this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she's not allowed. she's supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to fight the higher-ups and the judicial system to keep from from suppressing it from covering it up to let him get off with a slap in the wrist and you'll hear more about that. and then at the end kathy was not allowed to t

lisa lisa can you hear me? lisa is my girl. ed me. you just realized now. you never even called me. i'm only bothering you, lisa, but it's not like that. dad and i love you very much. we had good reasons to do this, we just had no other choice, you know? i tell you the truth. believe me, please open the door. what could be the reasons? you yourself abandoned me. we thought the two of you would be better off. it's not like that at all, really. how can you say that? you are the most important most important most dear person for us. and lord, believe me. we will never leave you. it's true. please forgive us if you don't want to see me i'll leave, but if you don't eat, i won't either, and let the two of us feel bad. lisa i understand it's hard for you. but you have to try to understand me and dad. though of course you don't owe anything. you know? i remember when i was little my dad. he was wounded in the war, and my mother went to him and did not take me with her. she just couldn't take me. it was too dangerous there. but i was so

enjoy the rest of your sunday . >> lisa argen is tracking your forecast. lisabe nice with mid-60's and that sea breeze coming into play. we are looking at the sunshine coming out and temperatures will be warming up through the afternoon. here is a look at the low clouds and fog. that deck of low clouds has expanded since yesterday, and from sfo you notice it is great here. mountain view is at 59. looking at low 50's and half moon bay without fog. the low clouds and fog increasing a relative humidity even with some missed end -- some mist in the upp er -- upper elevations. 59 in livermore. we were milder yesterday with that blanket of clouds during the overnight. warmer in spots in the north bay. that visibility in half moon bay, three quarters of a mile. hot inland temperatures again. in the south bay and north bay, not quite as hot and looking at this mild weather at the coast, this pattern willful through tuesday and then we will get much more cooling spreading around the bay and the sacramento valley by the end of the week. the delta breeze, that onshore flo

lisa argen has a look at your forecasts. lisa: this deck of low clouds will take another hour or so to clear across the bay. it is going to reveal clear skies and one a range of temperatures. stephanie: a close call in the east bay. what firefighters say kept a threat from turning into something much worse. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. lisa have just about 80 minutes to the kickoff of the san francisco i parade. stephanie: new protests on the overturning of roe v. wade. more than 31 million americans are living in states where abortion bands are in effect. those states are likely to be joined by more than a dozen others. devin dwyer has the latest on this report. reporter: a divided america sounding off over the supreme court. >> it is important for anyone who can have kids to have control over when they have this kid. reporter: celebrating the justices he appointed to overturn roe v. wade. >> this is the answer to prayers of million and millions rt: ep g in at a clinic that could close in eight days. we met nicole when she came for an abortion. >> he do not want to -- we are just not ready yet. >> eight states have abortion bands enforced. >> it has significant consequences. adoption is a beautiful and noble decision. >> they want to make sure that states did not violate state law -- did not violate law. >> we will stan

lisa argen. lisa: we have a lot of cloud sty area. the moisture is far to the north in northern california but some of it will slip down to our neighborhood later on today, particularly santa rosa and perhaps marin county. a neat shot with the sunlight and the low cloud deck. 55 downtown, upper 50's on the peninsula, 59 on the south bay. 54 in santa rosa. upper 50's from fairfield, 60 in concorde. a little milder out there this morning. it will be cool, 60's and low to mid 70's and the peninsula, maybe mid 70's inland. maybe a few sprinkles during the evening hours. we are tracking rain showers early sunday and then some sun, all in my accuweather 7 day forecast. liz: there was a vigil to honor the victims killed in uvalde, texas and to fight for change. we have more on the emotional event. son joined citynd d their leaders and others that it evening vigil to end gun violence. >> a young person said can we have something in daly city. that is how it happened. >> a substantial call for action. the crowd demanding congress do something. on the local level, hoping the community will, too. san mateo county is hosting a gun buyback >> we need to make sure we get these assault rifles off the street. they are killing our children and killing people in general. >> we are tired of saying prayers. i am tired of doing a candlelight vigil. >> fridays vigil coincides with national gun violence awareness day. the san jose sharks president putting out this message. >> on most days, we are teal together. >> today, we are orange together. >> people are being encouraged to wear orange to honor victims of gun violence. in san jose, such significance after the region suffered two mass shootings in the last few years. it is also an opportunity for large franchises to use their platforms for change. >> it is our responsibility to inspire and encourage people to have the conversation to join together and ask ourselves in the wake of these tragedies, what can we do? . >> for daly city, the answer to the question is critical. recent tragedies happened at a distance but she knows it cannot -- it does not mean it cannot happen at home. >> i fear getting a phone call or seeing the news and something is happening and you will have to run over. liz: there is also a gun buyback happening in marin this morning. no questions asked. it is happening at the sheriff's office from 9:00 until 1:00. you could take your weapons to san rafael. the sheriff's office is paying $200 for assault weapons, $100 for handguns, shotguns. there is a limit of three weapons per person. there is another buyback at the superior court house from 10:00 until 2:00. take your weapons to 1050 mission road. $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns. new information about another failure during the school shooting in uvalde, texas. less than a minute before the gunman enter the school, employee triggered an internal alarm on his cell phone. moments later, the gunman was in school, opening fire. the new york times reports the police commander did not have his radio when he arrived on the scene. investigators want to know if he was aware of the desperate 911 calls coming from students. san francisco is reporting its first probable case of monkeypox. the person is in san francisco and recently traveled to a place where there is an outbreak. the department of public health said the person is in good condition and in isolation. monkeypox often starts with flulike symptoms but evolves and can cause a rash and sores on the body. california is on the brink of 9 million diagnosed cases of covid-19. one case is governor gavin newsom. he tested negative and is out of isolation. artest positivity rate keeps climbing and is now at 8.3%. that not include unreported at-home tests, which we know so many people are taking. alameda county health officials have brought back the indoor mask mandate. it is not the only county with rising case levels, the question is will other followed the lead? >> i got covid about one month ago. >> joe just recovered from covid-19. >> it was not fun. >> sonoma county is one of five bay area counties that landed on the cdc's list of high community levels for covid danger were daily case rates are above 200 per 100,000 residents. these counties are all experiencing high covid community levels. >> we are in the second largest surge since the beginning of the pandemic. >> this doctor says this time death rates and hospitalizations are lower than previous surges. >> if you are serious about not being infected, where a well fitted mask. >> he said he has no plans to make masks a requirement for indoor settings and neither are other counties like sonoma, napa and santa clara. south bay public health officials say the move into the cdc high category was anticipated as case rates and hospitalizations at that on the rise for several weeks. there are no plans to require masking indoors though it is strongly recommended. many businesses still require customers to wear masks, especially for book readings. >> any time are gathering with large groups, masks are required. our customers have been amazing about it. we. . have a really great community we want to keep everybody as safe as possible. >> joe even after covid, he and others do not want to go backward. >> people are tired of, 20 to go inside? 22 wear our mask? people are over it. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: we are starting out cloudy. reduced visibility of the coast. san francisco, upper 50's, near 60 inland. it will be a cloudy afternoon. we will finish the weekend sunny and milder. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead. liz: after an hours long standoff in a california hospital comes to an end, a man is in custody. details how local police know the suspect. >> the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations continue which the weekend but the queen will not be attending today. i will have the latest, coming i will have the latest, coming up.m debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. p