let's get one last check with lisa. lisa: it is a little chilly. up and it will be cool but dry. the rain holds off until tomorrow. we are bringing back the storm impact scale for sunday and monday and tuesday. stephanie: thank you for joining us. college football is coming up next and abc 7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. have a great day. >> the following advertisement is paid for by shriners children's. >> i'm parker. i'm 13 years old. i like to play basketball. i play point guard or shooting guard. >> he's always done sports like that - baseball, flag football, basketball. ♪♪ the morning of the accident was like any regular morning. it was the first friday of the school year, so it was still exciting. parker said we were just talking in the car. he said i kind of started stumbling over my words. then i just -- i wasn't responding to him. >> she had a seizure behind the wheel. parker saw it coming. he released his seatbelt and got the wheel. and that's when she hit a tree. >> i remember grabbing the wheel, steering away from the traffic, and then f

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking wet weather patterns. lisact scale for tomorrow. live doppler 7 picking up on the system in the pacific northwest that will sweep through the bay area sunday. we have fog and cooler temperatures, 53 in santa clara, 55 on the

lisa: nice to meet you. lisa: linda lawless has spent the last few years delving into her past, hoping for answers to the questions about who she is. linda is searching for her biological father. lisaether, and what does it tell you? linda: nothing adding up. more questions. like, i'm just not getting any answers, and it's just getting more and more confusing. lisa: when linda was eight, she made her first holy communion, and a family secret was revealed. linda: that was the same year i found out that my dad wasn't my real dad, so it was a big year. lisa: the devastating discovery about her stepfather not being her dad hit harder when her mother admitted she'd almost had her adopted at birth. linda: it was such ait harder scandal, to ben unwed mother.'d she was very ashamed, so she went to sydney to have me and to--i was to be adopted out from sydney. this is a photo of my mom that was taken on the manly beach after i was born. always reminded me of what i didn't know and the unanswered questions and what did she go through. lisa: but at very last minute linda's mom decided to keep her newborn and take her home to melbourne, leaving unfinished paperwork. linda always knew there was

lisa: we -- here is meteorologist lisa arjun. -- lisa arjun. en. ers through santa rosa and by the delta. a you showers toward -- a few showers near walnut creek. santa cruz mountains looking at moderate rain around boulder creek. the temperature change its us in the 60's. southerly wind allowing for but gusty as the wind continues to increase, 25 to 30 miles power. we are 12 degrees warmer. exclusive the storm impact scale for today, tomorrow, tuesday allows for brief downpours and the possibility of a thunderstorm. scattered showers. upper 60's to 70's near noon time. you can see the cells offshore and scattering about the bay area. breezy for the 49ers game and or chances for thunderstorms into monday. amanda: queen elizabeth will be laid to rest tomorrow. the state funeral having as hundreds of thousands continue to wait for hours to pay their final respects. mourners are advised not to join the lines. we have the latest. >> an emotional moment as the queen's grandchildren stood vigil beside her coffin as thousands continue to brave the cold, st

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lisa has not been around. lisa: by the time the sun comes up, we are looking at that going away quickly. a lot of sunshine. even along the coast with mild temperatures, high pressure is building in for a warm weekend out there. today, we will see temperatures in the inland valleys. we reached that in some spots yesterday. there is a look at doppler seven, where cloud cover around san francisco and patchy fog. look at the 48 degree reading at half moon bay. up the road, 62 at the coast in san francisco. looking at 59 in fremont. 62 in san jose. mild temperatures, even though the sea surface temperature is in the upper 50's. it isn't that cold. we have seen mid-50's this time of year. september and october, getting to a less upwelling, milder temperatures. less fog, potentially. as we look outside, a nice view from the exploratorium camera. warm to hot weather. temperatures well above average. anywhere from five to 12 degrees warmer than we should be for this time of year. cooler weather arrives at the middle of the week. that is the end of september. by next weekend, that is the first weekend of october, this is tropical storm ian in the caribbean. this is expected to strengthen quickly. sea surface temperatures, 85 to 90 degrees. that is the fuel that gets the hurricane going. winds at 45 miles per hour, gusts over 60. this will move to the west-southwest. cuba, florida, the southern part of the u.s. is going to be impacted. we will watch that for you. mid-90's around concord. looking about as warm. temperatures trail off next week. there is a look at santa cruz. temperatures in the low 80's. looking at 77 in monterey. lots of 70's from ocean beach to pacifica and half moon bay. a mild day today. the sea breeze will be lighter. as we look at our highs today, they are warming up. today should be the warmest day. tomorrow, still some 90's in lind. a little bit of a sea breeze. looking at 80 in san francisco. when we see 80, that is a warm up. peninsula not -- numbers -- 94 in santa rosa. as you head toward san jose, it is a warm one, high temperatures near 90 degrees. prepare for the heat today. tomorrow, just some subtle cooling. not a lot. we will get into some cooler weather with temperatures coming down four to five degrees in lynn. 80 around fremont. the coast will certainly be cooler with breezy winds and then getting into the middle of the end of the week. maybe slightly warmer. we are getting into some warm weather. i felt it yesterday. the breeze cuts off and you are baking again. the nights are longer out there. we are cooling off, which is the good news overnight. stephanie: a nice change from last weekend as we were preparing for the wet weather. lisaas nice. stephanie: it was much needed. when will we see moisture again? lisa: 10 days out, we are looking very dry, which typically we do this time of year. stephanie: another resident served cleaning liquid instead of juice has died in the south bay at a senior living facility. next. th pst. girl. you can do better. 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! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. stephanie: another resident served cleaning liquid instead of juice at a san mateo senior living facility has died. his family is now suing. justin dorsey has the latest on his -- this continuing investigation. >> atrium park o

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lisa, expert on the spread market. lisa, the spread market always says so much. what is it saying this morning? lisa getting around the edges without getting carried away and there is pricing in because it is still far below some of the hype of the other times when we see not only rate hiking, but also credit fears. when does this process go directly to mike wilson? we've seen that play out in certain equities. jp morgan asset management. jonathan: the equity research in investment. the bond market has spoken recently. read between the lines. tom: i'm going to get the data check going. we need to get to mike wilson. on a radio, on television. it is a litmus paper in the system. the yen up fractionally. weakness in sterling. jonathan: this snapshot of foreign-exchange right now, the dollar stronger against everything with the exception of the swiss franc. euro-dollar -6/10 of 1%, just about holding onto 99. yields down three basis points, so much higher recently over the last few weeks. futures just a bit firmer. tom: it is so true that the media, the financial media says are you right or wrong? you

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lisa argen. good morning. lisa: good morning. w ouds ahe shoreline here. it is a great start. the sun's coming up at 7:00, setting at 7 things you need to know01 -- setting at 7:01. we have 60 in haywood, clearing out in livermore. temperatures about 70 in our alleys valleys, 11:00, upper 80's our warmest locations today. the cooldown coming our way. kumasi: thank you, lisa appeared we are starting this half-hour with breaking news we are tracking at sfo. most of the restaurant workers at the airport have walked off the job this morning and onto the picket line. abc 7 news lena howland with what the workers are demanding and what it will mean for travelers. lena? lena: kumasi, good morning. we are here in front of one of the picket lines, happening in front of the departures area. these fast food workers are urging travelers heading to the airport today that they should bring their own snacks. thise right now. this is anand singh. tell us a little bit about why these fast food workers are on strike right now. >> sure. there are 1000 thousand workers at sfo in all the terminal spirit we have been working without a contract since 2019, have not had a wage increase since 2018. most work 2, 3 jobs to make ends meet. the employers are stalling on negotiations. their proposals are not meaningful enough for us to actually have a ways to live on, health care, se

lisa: ursula von der leyen speaking ahead of italy heading to the polls this friday. this is bloomberg surveillance. i am lisa -- i am kailey leinz. lisa -- the yield is up for basis points on the day -- 4 basis points on the day. the rate is at 110.76 at this point. the euro is currently trading at 97.52 to the dollar. we want to go now to rome. maria is there standing by. what is at stake in this election as it looks like the far right will ultimately be the one to claim victory? >> this is the story of a highly anticipated election. the country is now shifting to the right. the italian condo me is that a debt story. you have an election in one of the biggest economies in the euro area having in the context of war -- the war in ukraine. there is a conversation to be had about sanctions and where is the war going? it is funny but on the day like today, you mentioned the u.k.. when you look at the italian right, they want to do tax cuts too. perhaps, a taste of what is to come. the only difference here is the european money -- >> my question is how our markets looking at maloney here? are they looking at her as a far right radical? wil

lisa: i was having a computer problem. could you do that again? >> we were talking about the pumpkin spice noodles with the ripped cream. -- whipped cream. lisa: probably not. heat today. napa yesterday had that 24 degrees drop in 20 minutes. today, 95. spike tomorrow. as we pull off into the weekend, we are at or below average. south bay could see a part 90's today. yesterday, you had a record of 109. one hundred three thursday then better whether this weekend. kumasi: thousands waking up no power as we face another day of triple digit heat. >> today is the eighth flex alert day in the world. what you should do now to save energy this afternoon. kumasi: the delays you could face and the damage the heat has done to bart want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and fun to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: 6:00, your morning commute maybe up to a slow start if you plan on taking bart. >> pg&e working to restore power to thousands of people in the south bay. the outages and power concerns for today. kumasi: here is a live look outside. a bit but lisa the conditions right now. there is a chance of dangerous conditions this afternoon and there is relief a few days away. >>

lisa. lisa: a little cooler and the wind is pretty gusty. get set for several rainy days. tomorrow, moderate to heavy rain, windy conditions, thunderstorms possibly later in the day and on monday. lingering showers on tuesday. stephanie: thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings . i am stephanie sierra along with lisaabc news continues at 8:00. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. fiona's fury. the tropical storm taking aim at the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. the fears of blackouts with the memories of hurricane maria, the storm that killed nearly 3,000 people on the island still haunting residents. plus, the typhoon putting alaska on alert with waves up to 50 feet high. >>> battle at the border. the thorny issue over how to handle so many crossing into the u.s. >> is this city at a breaking point? >> abc news getting a firsthand look in el paso as republican governors send migrants north. the white house response this morning as the crisis worsens. >>> holding vigil. the striking images showing the queen's four children surrounding her coffin.

lisa argen who is tracking the forecast. pretty good visibility today. lisa: most of the fog this morning is south of happen bay, monterey where they are looking at dense fog. high pressure is building in which he's a warming trend for the first weekend of autumn. sunrise 659 this morning -- 69:00 this morning. would get into cooling with the earlier sunset at 7:03 but picking up on the absence of the cloud deck locally. it is 57 right now in oakland. 60 in haywood. 60's feeling pretty good after the warmth yesterday. the 82 in san francisco, 86 in oakland and near 90 around the peninsula. outside, beginning to see daylight and you can see how clear it is outside. a gorgeous morning out there. temperature-wise to hot especially inland, anywhere from 5-12 degrees above average for fall. looking at slightly cooler weather in the middle of the week but i do not think we will see anything too dramatic out there. as we look at temperatures for sunday, we are still in low to mid 90's for dan to fill up with the delta and -- for danville up through the delta. we will see 60's and 70's as we get into your monday. so holding onto some warmth here and once again, comfortable, not as warm at the coast and around the bayshore. and to tuesday, the 80's. as we get beyond, we could see a bump in the temperatures. pretty nice for the week ahead. not going to see any rain like last weekend which was kind of nice. as we look at highs along the coast, very mild. and 70's in stinson, ocean beach and half moon bay. the fog fest, nice and sunny. this time of year we are beginning to see less and less of the marine layer with the milder temperatures. highs today from the mid-80's in san mateo, 90's for you in redmond city. average high in the mid 70's in oakland. 12 degrees above average again today at 86. 94 in santa rosa. it should not be the hottest day today. tomorrow, very little change. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring a few more 70's for tomorrow afternoon along the coastline but then we will look at temperatures from the upper 60's to mid 60's at beaches as the sea breeze increases. a system offshore will bring more cooling as we get toward the middle of the week but september winding down the end of the week and not really giving off that's cool fall vibe that we had last week and with the rain. we are used to it and taking the september warmth with us throughout the week. stephanie: just got a taste like most -- a taste last weekend and here we are. how long will this stick around? lisa: through early october. stephanie: and other residents served cleaning liquid instead of juice has died in south bay at a senior living facility. pst. girl. you can do better. 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! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ stephanie: and other residents served cleaning liquid instead of juice at san mateo senior living facility has died. his family is now suing. reporter: atria part of san mateo is facing three lawsuits involving elder abuse and negligence. two different 93-year-old residents have died after ingesting dishwashing -- dishwashing liquid instead of juice. >> tr

lisa lisa glinka, i stopped - it was for businessmen, by the way, to say a short time, you have a lot lists, in captivity, but they are some people from the list of the red cross switzerland will discover and uh, relatives are going to the kiev office of the red cross in order to clarify the lists to find out how relatives know how to get to russia how to help this table hangs the red cross is closed for the duration of hostilities. contact the office. you understand that's all there is to say. thank you. it is perfectly. well, unfortunately, russia does not need monitoring of such places, because it is known that osce representatives specifically spied after if you find out certain points of view of terrorists, then you can get a rocket, like elena in and. therefore, i am opposed to the fact that the internal history of russia according to the dpr or questions of concentration camps, and who is not involved. i am now engaged in, say, theme e has long been known. on our compatriots, especially the children of a woman, who, together with isis, who we have banned it in syria right now,

lisa lisa glinka refused her, i stopped - it was to say a short turnip on the comment they are some peopleand will discover and, uh, relatives go to the kiev office of the red cross in order to clarify the lists to find out how relatives are we find out how to get to russia how to help like this table hanging red cross closed for the duration of the fighting. contact the office. here is everything that is connected to you and here is an objective supervision for you. thank you this is great. unfortunately monitoring such places. russia is not needed, because it is known that the representatives of the osce were specifically spying after if you find out a certain accuracy of the moments of the terrorists, then you can then get a rocket, like elena in therefore i am against understanding the internal history of russia and about who they are is engaged. i am now engaged in, say, theme e has long been known. our e compatriots, especially the children of a woman, who, together with isis, which we have banned, ended up in syria, now on the territory of which the americans control the kurdish zon

let us get our final check of the weather with lisa. lisaretty good downpour. outward emeryville, skyline boulevard. we look at parts of lafayette and berkeley, wet weather in oakland through san rafael. it is looking pretty wet. down the peninsula from san francisco in the south city, more wet weather. so good news as we look at more on and off rain showers throughout the day today, level one system and chance of a thunderstorm. better chance tomorrow. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5:00 p.m., have a great day. ♪ >> in every moment, there is an opportunity. to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. >> issues of race in social justice are a key part of building a better bay area. >> it is our commitment to meet those moments. with tough questions, real solutions for you, for all of us. >> where did you learn to do what you do? what you do? >> does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus

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lisa? lisa: a very different one than the ones we are used to. tom: that is important. as jeff said earlier, it is asymmetric, to say the least. we need to solve the carnage in your portfolio. lisa investment manager at morgan stanley. are we rebalancing, lisa? are we readjusting? what are we doing amid the carnage? lisa s.: our advice to our clients is certainly that we should be rebalancing here. what we have said is, this is a time for active risk management, and what we mean by that is taking a maximum level of diversification. that means diversification bisectors, diversification by technical factors, diversification by region, and i know it is not popular right now to speak about american investors owning non-u.s. stocks, given relative outperformance over the last decade, but we think what is going on in the currency market is material and that this divergence ultimately will reverse and there is going to be some catch up. we are recommending active management, diversification, and things of that nature. tom: i'm really looking forward to speaking with you, because i want to talk about this strange scale. at fidelity he said, look, i care about your 47th stock pick not yo

lisa and john will head back to get prepared. lisa, we are talking about james taylor. that was the trio back then without standing statements. powell, an outstanding trio. lisainger of the three? they are a mile apart because they are arguing that there is no need to double down on rate hikes. keep it where is in some people have proposed cutting rates. the idea here is this concern that the fed will stymie economic activity at a time when it is deteriorating. and it is a real debate. tom: the market checked this morning is very subtle. a lot of other data today that mark mckee will bring us. what is important here is the nuance. week sterling, that gets my attention. what are you looking at in the markets? lisa: the chinese yen, a psychological bridge of weakness against the dollar. that sets the tone as people reset their understanding of how far the fed is willing to go and how long. how much momentum is in the economy to allow them to do that. tom: joining us now is david blanchflower professor of economics at darthmouth college and formerly of the bank of england. david blanchflower thank you for joining us. you are nuanced. you don't have to deal -- do

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lisa gets 15 times the social response we get? jonathan: that's because lisa is lovely. tom: like we are not even here. jonathan: you know why. tom: somebody called tro, -- tiara, lisa back on by about 10:00 in the morning. it is humbling how we get crushed. how about buy low, sell high? lisa: i am just trying to hide, is it working. tom: one big watching -- walking hr violation. jonathan: futures up 1% on the s&p. this is bloomberg. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with the news from around the world, i am lisa mateo. hurricane ian has threatened to become the worst storm to hit tampa in more than a century and is now a powerful category three storm. it made landfall in cuba earlier in could reach florida as early as wednesday with wind up hundred 40 miles per hour. 300,000 people are expected to evacuate. the british pound is up after hitting a record low monday. traders remain wary that sterling could fall to parity with the dollar. the bank of england indicated it may not act until november. it is the clearest signal ever that natural gas from russia to germany over nord stream 1 will not resume this winter. the pipeline's operator says it sustained unprecedented da

lisa's. incredibly bearish. lisa: it was realistic and he said it so cheerfully. jonathan: he has been right. lisa: this comes from a camp that was bullish on treasuries for years and have gotten it right. jonathan: we will be thinking about the japan call. lisa: it is just amazing how long can the job warns actually go. jonathan: it has to be the policy they are doing. tom: policy and politics, i would suggest nothing happens to japan until after the funeral. there will no way that they will do anything with the emperor traveling. jonathan: we will catch up on the equity market situation and it was brutal yesterday. we are bouncing back a little bit at futures .5%. live from london, this is bloomberg. >> keeping you up-to-date with the first word. ursuline find a line -- ursula von der leyen will call for a step to stem the energy crisis coming up to rationing measures and higher taxes on energy companies and a key question is whether the proposal for a 5% reduction survives various negotiations. in the u.k. inflation has gone down slightly from its highest rate. the consumer price index rose 9.9

lisa arjun. od morning, lisa. good morning tondhi everyon theg sanancion t peninsula nt c mountains live doppler 7 picking up on that line of moderate rain here right off shore from the san mateo coast down through pescadero and santa cruz as we go in closer to fremont 880 and 680 some light rain there. you can see milpitas getting in on the action the east bay not a whole lot going on except out towards the delta there rio vista, and we're taking you into the north bay where we're filling in the radar here with more show. up in the north bay from cloverdale and right offshore from their point raise gusty winds temperatures in the 60s right now. we're looking at winds anywhere from 5 to 25 miles and 30 miles an hour in the south bay that brings you anywhere from 6 to 18 degrees warmer this morning our exclusive storm impact scale for today tomorrow and tuesday featuring the brief downpours and the visibility right now pretty good. and as we look at the camera, you can see the winds are allowing for that to shake a little bit. so the rain continues to fill in throughout the morning hours. andff bftonn at palorki day and maybe even today we'll talk about it in detail coming up amanda. all right. thanks so much lisa. we certainly need that rain and as she mentioned the rain and when hitting the bay area right now some areas may be feeling the sizable storm harder than others abc suzanne fawn shows us how this impacting bay area events what a wonderful world some tunes some art a little wine a little chardonnay for out at lafayette art and wine festival you'll find it this weekend in lafayette we typically have around 400 vendors and we usually expect to get somewhere around 65,000 people for the weekend so it's a big event. organizers are keeping close tabs on the weather, but the possib. drenching rain and gusty winds don't worry them. in fact, our motto is when it rains we pour and we'll be happy to pour wine for anybody that wants to come down so we know it's gonna get pretty gusty in some places. and so that's why a lot of these tents here at the street fair are way down by sandbags other tents are way down by 50 gallon. drums. these are just water tanks and they're held by ropes onto the pol

lisa: george? >> neither. >> 5%. lisa: what you think will over perform? >> u.s. investment grade. >> ig. >> high-yield. lisa: at the end of next year, how big will the fed's balance sheet be? closer to seven try in dollars or closer to where it is right now -- closer to severn trent dollars or where it is now? >> somewhere in the middle. >> $7 million. >> i will take a low income a $7 trillion. lisa: thank you to all of you. from new york, that does it for us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ pst. girl. you can do better. 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! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. >> welcome to our bloomberg audience. this is first word news. after hurricane fiona hit bermuda, it is racing towards canada and threatens to become the

lisa arjen. good morning, lisa. good morning, liz. welcome back.h some low clouds and fog that really have gotten quite dense along the coast there. so as we look at live doppler 7 you can see from point raise there and down through san mateo. so it's out there. it's not widespread but where it is we're looking at just over a mile visibility in santa rosa. so keep that mind if you're headed out early and we're looking at current numbers

morning, starting with lisa. lisa: dangerous he continues as high temperatures once again, we could see records. 113 in livermore, 90 downtown. 70's at the coast. kumasi: there will be a seven consecutive flex alert this afternoon because of extreme heat. officials ask us to conserve our -- power from 4:00 to 9:00. julian: bay area school districts are making changes due to heat. in novato, students will be let out early. san jose students will spend recess inside. kumasi: another wildfire has erected in california, this one blamed for killing two people. thousands have been evacuated and more than 2700 acres have burned rid it is 5% contained. julian: san francisco health officials are expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine, they will provide second doses for people who got a first shot four weeks ago. sue: following your tuesday morning commute with a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, back to work today with metering lights on at 5:40. we had an earlier accident past the toll plaza, that has been cleared

lisa, it is hard to think about anything other than the heat right now because it is coming in strong. lisa: we have to enjoy today because it will be really nice. upper 50's in santa cruz. 86 today. plenty of 90's on the way. several days over 100 degrees. liz: thank you, lisae of the greatest athletes in history, says goodbye to tennis. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together. more family time. more time to remember. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; e

lisa's world. lisa: you are going to pin that on me? jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. tk on the way back from london. futures lowered by .4%. lisa, in this bond market it is headline after headline. lisa: i'm looking at that two year yield. last year tom was asking, what are we on four year watch? we are definitely there. the highest level for the two year yield going back to 2007, headed to 4%. how does that upend a lot of projections of valuation? jonathan: how quickly it has happened as well. 12 months ago, 22 basis points. what a move we have seen. lisa: it is poised for the biggest annual increase going back to 1994, but we are actually poised to exceed that. how do we price everything else? you say all is right with the world, i'm not sure if you are talking about tom on a plane or stocks being down, but all is right for bulls. everybody can take something home. jonathan: a man from jp morgan is no longer talking about upside. he was talking about limited upside. robust earnings and well anchored inflation expectations that should mitigate any downside in risk assets from here. we take the first phrase, robust earnings. wh

well, tell us about your co-owner, lisa howorth. lisa is a an engaging, intelligent. individualistic. person who's charming and. and unusual in all sorts of ways, that 95% of which i love, i think it's and she's written a couple of novels herself. she also did a an art history book. she has a degree in art history. and and while she hasn't been as active in the operation of the bookstore as i have, she's always been a every bit as much a guiding spirit of the store as i am. and and she often helps entertain some of these writers when they come to town. well, we talked about book tours for authors. mr. howorth, and whether or not they make it to where books. we want to show a little bit of video of you interviewing a well known author who i read. it's great to see you. thank you so much. appreciate it. they're hawking books. i've got a question for you. it's actually a two part question. go ahead. how on earth were you able to get any reading done? and i mean, sort of sort of reading that you would like to do while you were president and the second part is, what would

lisa said, lisa did, please. earlier this week i promised that i would deal with the rising energy prices faced by families and businesses across the uk today. i'm keeping my promise. our new government. immediately begin to implement energy price guarantees, which will give our citizens the confidence to curb inflation and accelerate economic growth. well, that is, in translation more than five yes, more than 5,000 pounds a year. but uh, how are you going to do it? how is she actually? yes , they print money. we will print money inflation. no, they simply restrict the activities of the company that put down the energy. and that means you will go bankrupt. oh, which means that they will face an even greater crisis, but aleksey alekseevich, look, what a habik, what a habik, what a girl. after all, they are quite serious about it all, so to speak, as it were. they are not comedians, they are non-standupers. they are not some kind of trolls. they, in all seriousness, believe that, as it were, it can also be like that, that is, such a feeling a hundred times two, this is such a feeling, just before before this. these are some reptilians. they were hiding somewhere. and now they just stopped hiding, and they periodically began to come to power there. but i just have some kind of but in general here for stability. here, as it were, here and in a broader sense, what there is such a quantity. well, i won’t call them idiots, but let’s say people are not very ready to solve these problems. this is for us in terms of confrontation. it 's rather good. or rather, it's no fool. and if lisapress the button. although the experts said that this is technically not very possible, because the switch is somewhere in the united states they are in the uk but nevertheless the mood, what is called what is worse, if a fool is a fool with the initiative. sorry here. well, there's no other way to say it, it's just right, but it means that the number of fools with the initiative is growing. and this means that, well, so to speak, the level of initiative must be taken away, otherwise it will not show enough. no at all, after all this is a matter for british civil society, yes, but since e britain is involved in hostilities against russia, this also concerns us, so we must definitely analyze it, predict to look for an antidote from such a solution to the issue, so it is necessary to look for new political ones. factors in europe let it be from the past let it be angela merkel let it be pierre morel, i don't know, competent professional guys who will be able to bring to a state to bring

well, tell us about your co-owner, lisa howorth. lisa is a an engaging, intelligent. individualistic. person who's charming and. and unusual in all sorts of ways, that 95% of which i love, i think it's and she's written a couple of novels herself. she also did a an art history book. she has a degree in art history. and and while she hasn't been as active in the operation of the bookstore as i have, she's always been a every bit as much a guiding spirit of the store as i am. and and she often helps entertain some of these writers when they come to town. well, we talked about book tours for authors. mr. howorth, and whether or not they make it to where books. we want to show a little bit of video of you interviewing a well known author who i read. it's great to see you. thank you so much. appreciate it. they're hawking books. i've got a question for you. it's actually a two part question. go ahead. how on earth were you able to get any reading done? and i mean, sort of sort of reading that you would like to do while you were president and the second part is, what would

lisa: if you stop winning, it is good to go to the mets, they are winning right now. jonathan: between the two futures. annmarie: lisa, upper west side, how does she become a mets fan? lisat particularly. but it is nice to refer the underdog. and if they win... jonathan: are we done? lisa: we can be done. jonathan: it was football time over the past 10 years. a delicate moment yesterday for the president. in the meeting with the press secretary. it did not go too well. tom: really delicate and major kudos for the person who raised the dialogue on the issue. the note from ngf is gentle. jonathan: futures down 9% on the s&p, looking forward to the next. why from new york, this is bloomberg. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking re

lisa and _ was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my _ was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my dad _ was welcoming to all. manchester. he lived in nigeria his whole life, he knew where he was, there was not the scope to do anything, but had the vision from really young that he wanted to do more and he thought the opportunities to go on a ship and try and make his way here. he was looking at the premises of the reno and opposite was a pub with big glittering lights and they went into the pub and asked for a guinness and the barman said into the pub and asked for a guir don't |nd the barman said into the pub and asked for a guir don't |nd th monkeys said into the pub and asked for a guir don't| he :h monkeys said into the pub and asked for a guir don't| he :h monkeys a aid here." and he pointed to a barrel at the side here." and he pointed to e the barrel at the side here." and he pointed to e the bar barrel at the side here." and he pointed to e the bar that narrel at the side here." and he pointed to e the bar that people: the side here." and he pointed to e the bar that people were .ide here." and he poi

let's start with a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa

lisa: 90 gets people's attention. lisa: this-- tom: this goes back to 1992. the timeline back to where we are, lisa mentioned back to 2000. jonathan: i think what we are witnessing now is the end of the zero interest rate policy world getting absolutely obliterated in the last couple of months. jonathan: it is messy -- lisa: it is messy and will get messier. live from london this is bloomberg. >> keeping you up-to-date from news from around the world. the economy in china shows signs of recovery last month, industrial production and retail sales and fixed assets almost back to what is expected. the urban jobless rate fell. beijing rolled out stimulus measures to counter a slow down, still a property market slump and covid lockdowns weighing on the outlook. in germany the government began what might be a series of historic takeovers to revert a collapse of the energy industry. they are taking control of russian and german agent -- oil refineries and they are looking to take over two other countries. 100,000 workers will decide if there is a new labor agreement with u.s. railroads or strike. they wil

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lisa herzen is joining me. and lisa in recent years, the royal court has faced many scandals, some of which have seriously shaken the authority of the throne, but it seems that they did not say anything about the reputation of elizabeth ii herself. behold, how the subjects see off their queen today. so i lie, the model is seeing off their queen. today you can judge by the cover of this popular folk newspaper. sun na written to her. we loved you, a meme or madam - this is such a mini-formal version of addressing the queen instead of your majesty, but the entire newspaper all its pages are dedicated to elizabeth ii and it was the last newspaper that we managed to buy this morning all the rest were sold out because the british are trying to leave themselves such a paper reminder of this historical invention of the day, which is now called the day here. well, that's how it is called in the sense that was developed many years ago and was called operation. london bridge is the timetable for the entire mourning ceremony, which will last 10 days according to the original plan. this is operation london bridge. take it at such a time, but for another 7 days after the funeral of elizabeth ii, mourning will last in the country. and the flag will be flown at half mast at buckingham palace. well, for comparison, after the death of queen victoria, mourning. the year went on. truth. this was over 100 years ago. if we talk about the fact that britain is now waiting for the dark days. you can remember that the last days, even years of life elizabeth ii could also be overshadowed, primarily by family troubles, i brought a lot of anxiety and frustration to her youngest son right at first, these were corruption rocks. well, then the american virginia robert joined in and remembered that 20 years ago. she was then still a few months away, and the minor summer had not reached the age of majority, and prince andrew entered into a close relationship with her and with the assistance of ep. this story was very much exaggerated here and in the smallest detail. well, besides, no joy added to her and her marriage. well, prince harry , again on the american meghan markle, shortly after the wedding, the couple sailed to the other side of the atlantic, and from there and from america, complaints began to come in at buckingham palace that, they say, members of the royal family are too interested in the color of the skin of the unborn child meghan markle, but is not sufficiently interested in her subtle inner world and does not support her in difficult times, of which i have markle, it turns out that there were a lot here. so what queen elizabeth described as the terrible year of 1992, when windsor palace was on fire and her children began to divorce one by one. it turns out that year was not the only terrible in her life. the past year has also been very difficult. when her husband prince philip died well, not everything is in order. she leaves not only in family life, but also in the life of the kingdom. firstly, this is an economic and energy crisis, which should come this winter. and besides, this is a pandemonium of prime ministers. they change one after another as a result of brexit. recently a completely ugly and shameful story happened to the prime minister, boris johnson, who was literally thrown out of office and then, well, he resisted and, uh, told lies to his parliament, did not admit that he had violated the law, in addition , nationalist parties have now become more active in scotland and ireland in orenburg to power. came scottish nationalists who promote ideas from the connection of scotland to the united kingdom. well, also in belfast in northern ireland , the nationalist tire party came to power, which contacted activities of the ira irish republican army. in turn, at the end of the last century, she was responsible for a series of terrorist attacks, and in britain , he died in one of these terrorist attacks in 1979, and queen elizabeth called his uncle wild. monbass lord. he was an uncle, and prince philip so you can not say that he is the kingdom remains in perfect order the only thing than queen elizabeth full order. these are heirs. she has four children, eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, despite the load on the internet, there are obviously many of people. we'll tell you in the center of london now. so it is not very clear to see, but while you are heard, i will ask one more question, and so the throne. and everything, unfortunately, tells me that we have lost contact with lisad so it was lisa herzen, she told about how the queen is seen off in the uk. the financial world also reacted to the news of the death of elizabeth ii . no, yes, its that's right, because stockbrokers, of course, they know how to share, personal experiences and professional ones. on my announcement of the death of queen elizabeth ii, the london stock exchange was already closed today, trading is taking place as usual, of course, there are no sales, as we see. everyone is well aware that no financial shocks. even this event does not threaten the exchange rate of the pound sterling. yesterday at the moment it really emotionally began to fall against the dollar, but today it has come to a very confident growth, but on the day of the funeral of elizabeth ii, all exchange trading in uk will be stopped all banks in the country also on this day will be closed. i wonder what will happen to british banknotes now. the bank of england has been printing paper pounds sterling since its foundation i

lisa: [laughter] jonathan: tooth pain. lisa: you doing all right? jonathan: no. tom: taken ice cold beer and hold it against your cheek. jonathan: and drink it. lisar you? jonathan: --will count you down to the opening dow in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: the bank of england has not decided whether to make a statement following the collapse of the pound to its lowest level ever. conservative lawmakers say the central bank may need to step into halt panic. some believe an emergency interest rate hike is likely. in china, the commonest party has had to reaffirm president xi jingping. the party has published its list of almost 23 delegates to attend next month's leadership summit. the announcement brings him a step closer to clinching a third term in power at the event. initial sales of the iphone 14 in china were smaller than the devices predecessor a year ago, according to a note from jeffries. 900 87,000 units were sold in the first three days, 11% decline from the sales of the iphone 13. credit suisse says it is working on possible asset in business sales. it is looking for ways to cut costs and restore profits under a strategic plan to be

lisa, we are bracing for the heat, what does it look like outside right now? lisa: it is nice right now. santa cruz with low 60's, highs in the mid-80's today. we will be in the 90's tomorrow, and we will get to our peak heat around labor day, tuesday, lasting inland. i will explain, next. liz: simply the best. serena williams says goodbye. more on her final match, coming up. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. liz: serena williams will be remembered as one of the greatest tennis players of all-time time, after decades of dominance and performances, she is saying goodbye after a loss in the u.s. open last night. larry beil has the highlights in this morning sports. larry: good morning, brandon belt may have played his last game as a giant. the veteran first baseman needs knee surgery, and at age 34, unclear if he can continue playing. giants and phillies on an orange friday, your metaphor for the entire season. look out! but they jump on philly starter kyle gibson early. joc pederson high and deep but misses the homerun. giants up 4-0. pederson gets all of this on, joc jams, splashdown in the cove, three run blast, seven-zero. hit number 97 for the giants all-time. alex cobb with seven scoreless on the giants snapped the seven-game losing streak, 13-1. the a's tried to dance their way to win in baltimore, down 2-0 in the fifth, bases-loaded, two on for tony kemp. he shoots it up the middle. tied game. hug for t-k. however, those take the lead. jorge matteo with a single and the a's lose 5-2. 23 time grand slam champ serena williams at the u.s. open playing in the third round, serena lost the first set, 7-5, after being up early. looking good in the second, up 5-2, and had to hold on to capture the tiebreak. even spike lee had his own camera. serena tired in the third, matchpoint into the net, likely an into a tremendous career. she loses in three sets, understandably emotional afterwards. >> it has been the most incredible ride and journey i have ever been on in my life, and i'm so grateful to every single person that has ever said go, serena in their life. i'm so grateful. yeah, you got me here. larry: she is just amazing. got milk? high school football. the milk tradition is a thing. 7-7 at the half. the backup qb can fly. de le salle built a lead, but the padres come back. jaden greene ties it at 21. seconds left, dylan with a 20 yard field goal. sarah beats them for the first time ever in 12 tries, 24-21. who is having a better summer than klay thompson/? at first, -- klay thompson? at first, about the warriors star was having a medical emergency but that is just his boat dance, apparently. after spending the last few summers rehabbing injuries, the play deserves to have fun. /! enjoy -- splash! enjoy. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. liz: let's check the forecast. tomorrow and monday the hottest days of the week, right? lisaay. today is going to be above average. no records today, but we are coming up 5, 10 degrees in some neighborhoods as high pressure builds, but we still have the sea breeze and 60's at the shoreline today. even a few patches of fog later tonight. there is a look at the semi south bay. 67 palo alto. 59 san francisco. 65 oakland and santa clara. half moon bay 61. we have not found any fog. you can see the view here, beautiful. air quality is good in the south bay, moderate, and the east bay, moderate. a spare of the air alert, 56 santa rosa with livermore 66. we are warmer tahan yesterday, but temperatures 80's and 90's with upper 90's today and warmer inland by 100 degrees or so in livermore, and you can see from pier 39, it looks nice. 75 today. average high, 70. a really nice afternoon, but for the rest of the weekend, the long holiday weekend, and the week ahead, we have a dangerous heatwave on the way, especially inland where temperatures will be over 100 degrees. looks like all wee

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lisa abramowicz. jonathan: tk did not turn up this morning. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on tv and radio. alongside lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro, together with the brilliant kailey leinz. equity futures positive on the s&p. over the last seven days on the nasdaq, a seven-day losing streak. lisa: it has been brutal, especially the why. one of the most interesting things that happened overnight was weaker than expected chinese economic data fueling this feeling of deteriorating economic trajectory globally with the european energy crisis, china, and now potentially even in the u.s. jonathan: dollar china this close to a seven handle. how important is that? lisa: leland miller was saying it is not that important, a psychological level, bright now it does not seem like the chinese authorities are pushing back that hard. they are just trying to control how quickly they see the weakening. it seems unavoidable. if you have a currency that reflects all economic and rate differentials, how does this not make sense that the dollar should continue to strengthen versus the chinese yuan? jonathan: kailey, dollar dominance the big story in this market. kailey: and it is against everything in asia. dollar-yen is the one that catches my attention today, at a 144 handle. that is something we

lisa ellis. lisa you have the brilliant smile. i love having you on. if we were down 500 or up 500 you're going to be smiling. i guess i would too if i had your track record. i want to talk about from an investor's point of view, impact of credit card competition act i was talkinging to the senator about? >> look it is worth watching this is always a pain point in the u.s. that's the credit card swipe fees. reality is, it's not popular legislation with consumers because consumers love their credit cards. they love rewards programs whether those are travel oriented or whether cash back oriented and certainly not popular with banks who use these rewards programs as a main method of attracting consumers. there is a lot of challenges as been highlighted by parties in the ecosystem where a lot of the security, you know, that we kind of take for granted with our credit cards, if there is a fraudulent transaction, we're not going to liable for that, a lot is enabled by the existing system. when you start mucking around with it, you start to chip away at that. so this is one where we understand the pain. the best thing i can always recommend to merchants or, merchants who are the ones that are typically complain about the swipe fees is that they can participate in that. there is a lot of innovative, you know, store brand rewards programs nowadays through cards that drive loyalty and drive real usage of cards and repeat purchasing at merchants. their best off frankly kind of like if you can't beat them join them, participating working with banks, working with the existing ecosystem to build some of those loyalty programs rather than trying to fight back against it because it's a real inhull battle. we've gone down this path before and the reality is the existing system works really well in the u.s. charles: speaking of competition, apple pay, i just learned today, has surged past mastercard in digital payments, six trillion. that is serious competition. what do you make of that move? >> yeah. that's an interesting reflection of the adoption of contactless payments you know where, finally and it has taken years, but finally in the u.s. and other mature markets you have contactless, that tap and pay technology enabled at the point of sale which really what has allowed apple pay to finally take off seven years in, eight years in. charles: right. >> the reality apple pay is just a container for cards. it is still funded by your mastercard, your visa card, your american express card on the back end. it is just replacing essentially the physical, the physical plastic card. charles: got you. >> still underlying funding method is a card. charles: amazing how quickly it has taken off. lisacks from 80 bucks. is it time to play taps for buy now pay later? >> [laughter]. well, i would hunker down for a tough stretch here with buy now pay later. there is real consumer demand for these installment lending programs. we saw that through the pandemic. we continue to see pretty strong adoption numbers around buy now pay later, however, it has, the industry needs to go through a period of maturation. the cfpb has to put some regulatory guardrails around this industry. we have to see better consumer transparency around what fees they will be charged, what their protections are, and we need to go through a consumer credit cycle to really test out these business models through that consumer credit cycle. i would yeah, put these ones on the backburner for year or two while we work through regulatory and macro issues. charles: by golly, they were so exciting a year ago. florida had a 80 billion-dollar market cap, they would take over the year, what about the pl part, pay later, will a

lisa gerson joins us. lisa what known health condition? elizabeth ii i, the weather is now not whispering but crying, but from buckingham palace, which usually received only one message today for words and details, but it is extremely anxious after examination. this morning, the doctors remained concerned about the health of her majesty and recommended. she should remain under medical supervision. the queen still feels comfortable and stays at the bolmoral castle there have been reports in the press that the royal family's official website has since collapsed from the number of inquiries. people tried to find out some details now the site is working, but no new details. there isn't. but there is another extreme alarming message that all the children of the queen, including two heirs prince charles and prince williams urgently flew to scotland is a combination of these two factors. she looks extremely anxious today in the british parliament there was a debate. measures to prevent an economic energy crisis were discussed and a sheet of trails was advocated. this is 15 during the reign of elizabeth ii prime minister. and so this debate was interrupted by the same breaking news from buckingham palace. a few words about the statement that has just been made about her majesty. i know that i speak for everyone of those present in this house, as i wish all the very best to her majesty the queen, all our thoughts and prayers now go to her royal family. i won't say anything more in case of news. we will notify the house in due course. thank you for the last year and a half since her death. around prince philip, there were reports in the press that the queen was not feeling well enough. because of this, her participation in a particular event is postponed, so this tuesday has changed the usual protocol for assuming the office of prime minister borscht johnson in order to formally announce the removal of himself or a rhinestone in order to formally take office arrived not here at buckingham palace, which can be called the working residence of elizabeth ii her office, but the scottish castle balmoral her country residence, which can be called a royal dacha. well, in general , since then. how the coronavirus epidemic began elizabeth ii is very rare or was not in london at all but she spent all her time in her country residences in windsor or scotland in ballmorle. it also speaks to the state of her health lately. well, now she moves so little, and her last official visit took place in 2015. she then went to malta in just the time that she, uh, is on the throne on official visits. she has visited more than 100 countries in russia in moscow and st. petersburg. she was in 1994. but in general , for all the time that she was on the throne, the queen traveled across our planet, flew, swam more million miles. and in recent years there have been various reports about her health because buckingham palace. i wanted to escape any speculations , it was also reported that she had an operation on her knees that she was vaccinated against covid and even wrote about a common cold, but such an urgent and at the same time extremely incomprehensible message has never been this more the emergency appearance of all her heirs in the castle. and here now near buckingham palace announcements. today there will be an honorable divorce, there will be no guard. well here's the big question and whether tomorrow the broadcasting schedule of the bbc tv channel has changed this afternoon, they removed those programs that were planned. and now there is a live broadcast discussing the health of the queen and at 6:00 local time london time the news will start , but as we know, here in britain all the most important news. announced on the bbc six o'clock evening edition, so if they don't tell us something now, and if there are any additional messages, in addition to the fact that she is under medical observation, we will know about it in an hour on sky tv and another british 24/7 news channel also constantly spins a picture with the image of elizabeth and the second and the screen design graphics together, where it is written that she is under medical supervision framed in black, but, and the general tone of the commentators is, frankly speaking, funeral, although the word death is not mentioned, but they say so, for example, how good it is that now, in this difficult time, elizabeth is surrounded by her family, and in the place that she loves so much, which is so calm in the bolmoral castle of british politics. one by one, social networks are left with messages where they talk about their concerns, but it must be said that the vast majority of british politicians are all. british citizens born under queen elizabeth did not know any other queen here, because she has been on the throne for 70 years, and in april she turned 96 colleagues. well thank you very much lisa we will follow the messages from buckingham palace if any news appears on this topic lisa girson and the state of health of queen elizabeth ii vladimir putin today gave a start to the movement on a number of participants in the federal highways. he said that high-speed and well-equipped roads are of great strategic importance for the country. they help attract investment and increase exports. special attention. today chained to the largest construction project. routes m12. it will pass to kazan and further to the urals and in the future it will get access to the criad of asian countries aleksey ivlev sverdlovsk, chelyabinsk regions, horns loudly, trucks set off different regions different projects different roads, but over time they will line up in one single route with a length of over 12,000 km, which will connect the country from west to east from st. petersburg to vladivostok today we are opening several new long sections of highways in the moscow sverdlovsk and chelyabinsk region