lisa louis reports. -- lewis reports. : it is a start like no other north of paris at this university. despite the strict anti-covid measures these economic students are happy to be here. >> it's nice to be back at university. this shows that, despite the virus, life continues. our university has done what is needed to adapt to the situation. we are split into two groups and have online classes every second week in every second seed is off-limits and we have to wear masks. quite a contrast to a holiday season in which many people lowered their guard. most recent cases are among young people. >> many of us traveled during the summer. after all, the virus is less severe for us young. if many need to get them to build up herd community, the young should get it. >> the government has only given basic guidelines to the universities. each institution has had to come up with its own plan. >> ours includes mask, social distancing, online classes, and we have forbidden student parties. because of these measures, we will not have to

street just as what might have happened today here really and our correspondent in paris for us lisa louis on the story of police there saying at least 4 people have been wounded in a knife attack thank you so much lisa. and we'll continue of course you keep our eye on any developments in that story for now though we'll move on to some other news of the fridays for future climate protests are back on today for the 1st time since the coronavirus pandemic started 6 months ago the unprecedented rallies calling for climate protection went online with the pandemic began today more than 3000 climate strike events are planned and they're taking place all over the world . standing on an ice floe at $82.00 degrees north in the middle of the arctic ocean. 18 year old mile wants you to notice the sea of slush surrounding her. coming down on to the level of the wall with all of the ground. has reminded me how easily we could lose everything here she may look like a lone figure but she's one of thousands calling for climate action around the world from sydney australia to stockholm sweden would lead ag

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louis fed after his performance. [laughter] lisa: that is sarcasm.ichael mckee, bloomberg economics and policy correspondent. isn't that always the problem? it is the one that speaks a little bit more differently that generates the most headlines. pretty much everyone said the same thing, apart for one on fiscal policy. tom: you wonder, are they over speaking? is there over communication? jonathan: i don't think we need to wonder. i think we know. tom: i frankly find it of zero value. every once in a while, mckee will ask a good question, and it's like, that's interesting. jonathan: but given chairman powell's performance over the last couple of years, there's been some people who have felt the need potentially to come out and clean up the message a little bit. so there is an argument the other way, that if you just left it to chairman powell, it wouldn't be sufficient. don't think we can put chairman powell in the same bucket as the former ecb president mario draghi. it is a different story at the fed. tom: that's fair, but how many people are speak

lisa loves it. at 1.39, webond was now enjoy 1.40. these are little moves but it is that kind of day. off, 104. can you top this? mckie with kaplan coming up from st. louisard later as well. stay with us through the day, particularly news from washington and the tumult of these markets. this is bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york and london for audience worldwide, good morning. the countdown to the open starts right now. already minutes until the opening bell. monday morning price action messy. equity futures down 57. political tensions in d.c. intensifying. >> risk rising. >> the supreme court pick. >> the if and when question on fiscal stimulus. >> mixed messages out of capitol hill. >> unless we get more support. >> there is a requirement for additional fiscal stimulus. >> i think the u.s. will go back into recession. >> the election risk. >> whether this will be a clean election. >> we may have a contested election. >> a lot depends on policy. >> this is all about fiscal policy. >> policy is front and center. >> things are likely to become less clear rather than more cl

cutbacks ordered by louis dejoy slowed postal service deliveries raising concerns mail-in ballots would beelayed. -- delayed." for the primary volusia county supervisor of elections lisaewis repeatedly called a postal service regional hub for her county on election day offering to pick up any ballots awaiting delivery. despite being assured that no ballots were there her office received more than 1500 ballots after the deadline, some postmarked august 17. you guys cannot start processing until election day. it took a long time to get some results during your primary. it should we be prepared for our thanksgiving into the michigan results to be coming together? >> we should be prepared for this to be closer to an election week than on election day. we will not have a full accounting of all our ballots on election night. we already know that. we have asked the legislature to make changes to the laws, they have not acted for reasons i do not completely understand but that said we are increasing calculators, capacity to more securely and efficiently count ballots and we are laser focused on accuracy. if it takes extra days to make sure we have a full and accurate counting

cutbacks ordered by louis dejoy slowed postal service deliveries raising concerns mail-in ballots would beelayed. -- delayed." for the primary volusia county supervisor of elections lisaewis repeatedly called a postal service regional hub for her county on election day offering to pick up any ballots awaiting delivery. despite being assured that no ballots were there her office received more than 1500 ballots after the deadline, some postmarked august 17. you guys cannot start processing until election day. it took a long time to get some results during your primary. it should we be prepared for our thanksgiving into the michigan results to be coming together? >> we should be prepared for this to be closer to an election week than on election day. we will not have a full accounting of all our ballots on election night. we already know that. we have asked the legislature to make changes to the laws, they have not acted for reasons i do not completely understand but that said we are increasing calculators, capacity to more securely and efficiently count ballots and we are laser focused on accuracy. if it takes extra days to make sure we have a full and accurate counting