lisa wait, he knows how to shield you from the emperor's encroachments. i wonder how you must get sick. will you order for several weeks? remember you have a headache. it itches so so so so so it is not to be erased. so, when have you not looked at yourself in the mirror with such joy? will have to go around. here, from all sides, the swamps are not passable to the enemies. i, as a muscovite remember exactly, went together and then they are not fools at all. i believe that we have nothing to fear, the documents we have drawn. well, look, semyon your opponent is in a very defeated position. was not forward. try it no, you'll feel sick now, petrusha can't do it. skakasha. this is hell's oatmeal or oridzh. queen elizabeth was in poor health as a child, and then began. and 45 years of rule of the country. so come on, eat, eat another, you need to splash ivan alekseevich, my dear. and with a hangover klinklin knocked out. that's all for clearing the ears. that's right aha good morning, your camera room will increase. mr. educator at any hour, uh, sent a specia

lisa, wait, wait! lisa will talk in court.nalist in your place, i would not lose sensational material. berry you 300 years old white slippers. you don't believe me, i don't know. of course, i understood that the competitors slipped me some kind of pig, but in order for such a it can be easily checked if it photomontage. and if not, why are you telling me this? would you like a drink? no thanks, i'm driving. here you go. you're driving, but i can't. she twirled harmlessly around . how could i know that she would jump up and jump into my lap? i couldn't even think of anything . she has already climbed to kiss me. prostitutes underage i, of course, sent her home. but i didn’t know that someone caught their happy moment. i think when your wife calms down. you can calmly explain everything to her. if these photos get into the press but not for the rest of my life don't wash off. goodbye, goodbye. petrovich, i have to tell you, it's entirely my fault. please forgive me, natasha, what's wrong with you ? call. help someone. hello, i'm

lisa: then, finally, a moment the children of priests have been waiting for: an acknowledgement of sortsthese stories, because the abuse cases is really painful, and it's important to change mentality. but this is another one, is on a different level, but so painful for people. ♪♪♪ lisa: back in australia, linda lawless's journey to find out who she is and more about her father isn't over. lisa: it's been a while since we first met. how have you been going? linda: yeah, really good, thanks. i've been busy researching family members and different people, and today i'm going to meet peter finn, who was a friend of my father's. lisa: how are you feeling? linda: i'm really excited about it. to me, he's the closest person that i've come across to him yet. lisa: i've offered her a lift and a bit of moral support. ♪♪♪ peter finn: hi, linda. how are you? linda: i'm good, how are you? lovely to meet you. peter: it's lovely to meet you after this time too. linda: thank you so much for coming today. peter: our conversation on the phone, i really-- i found that very valuable, and just to be here tod

she loves to wait, probably. likes what is love lisa well, agreed? now i will talk to you seriously. look. i will be with you sometimes. love for this, i take full responsibility for your provision. i'm buying you an apartment. and an advance. you now live with this infantile moron with him an apartment, you will never buy tanks, they will destroy everything. how do you know about tanks? i always deal with the issue, thoroughly, in short, i don’t have time for novels, but love. well, let's say 10 10 million. this is if in a residential area, and if in the center, well, 30, if some kind of cool, then 45 you can not sell it, you can rent it, for example, went to hell. i won't sleep with him. it is possible for but for how much for 25 for 30 to rent for 80-50? but this is , as it were, unchanged, because i also do this for grisha . simply, yes. peter and monuments what is he standing in the middle of the city, and people are constantly doing some kind of rubbish and i don’t even understand. why. because the environment determines our life. it shapes our

england 73 and therefore, perhaps, the next major event by a realist london doesn't have long to wait. lisan boris khalfina irina chernyshova tv company ntv london so in siberia , the potato harvest this year is breaking records, only in the krasnoyarsk territory they harvest more than 200 centners per hectare. it's a pity that the farmers say that only a small part of domestic varieties, to improve the situation, farmers began to develop their breeding novelties. some seeds are already being tested vlada kopylovskaya more. tools made of potatoes with meat and vegetables, it reminds him of his home in peru, this variety of club they call papa blanca blanca translates as white potatoes for peruvians, this is dad, he surprises people with everything when they ask for relics, biting, potatoes, cosmetic yes, and she can show the object and touch without any problems, because the potato is the potato of the summer, that's it, i have delicious food for me the sun loves large cuts and large portions of butter are not spared in their homeland, rudy makes the first second and desserts from potatoes.

wait a 2nd. we were gonna go over it and lisa, my, she will talk you when is your wilkerson brush? no, it was jim, you mean you were little studio? no, i didn't wonder what he she would, you know, grains can you able to be misty if you got i mean you flushes them, it was less. you will just play in the middle than you my own pretty the one the with jerome or cbl or you must be able to hold all of those knowledge. in fact, of gross population was just 50000 them. so killing 700000 would have been a challenge, but these notes on russia were often republished and quoted beaten centuries later, similar accounts meant, russia was judged to be dark, and savage, through europe at the time, was far from the height of progressive humanity. kendrick was more got to resume the gospel wall a little did bama progress man forever. medea caputo as well, you can always see in the mid issue with fleming is good like shoes. idea was seemingly as clean faced as moisture. shims as tier 3 to cynthia include girl always except tory and the girl is makalya foundation from a fill in the way the more asi b

much more selective in the waiting to be involved. lisa: are looking at a rapidly changing market, rapidly selling off and equities. in the fx market, complete transformation. i am looking at the pound getting devastate -- decimated. larry summers blasting the new economic policies in the united kingdom, telling bloomberg "i think you could behaving a bit like emerging-market, turning itself into a submerging market and looking at the pain that some of the tax cuts and spending abroad." from your perspective, how much is it a crisis that has a wider ripple effects, especially institutional international investors don't have the same power to come into the u.s. market? >> we are carefully watching the currency market as i mentioned before, one of the asset classes almost been in a bubble bursting type of note with 20% type negative returns. the disconnect between now similar to monetary policy. , and, physical policy and tight monetary -- i mean, fis policy and tight monetary. cal [indiscernible] hi volatility environment. the risk is that

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the good doctor was wheeled into the interview room where lisa was waiting for him. >> mr.ve you right here sir. >> okay. >> but it was far more than just a statement. trey styler dropped a bombshell. and blew the da's meticulously assembled case wide open. >> i lost my mind, or at least. i lost my rational mind. it was a confession! >> after months of strenuous nile. trey told them. >> it was all me. >> okay. >> detailed, by detail, he took them through the killing. how he slipped out of the motel room why his wife was sleeping. and drove to his house, and turning to confront her. >> i stopped my head into the door, to ascertain that she was in fact in the bed. and called out her name again. and she did not respond. >> and then, he said, he stood over the still sleeping nancy. all the rage that builds up inside of him during his dreadful physical and financial decline, suddenly focused on a singular idea. >> there she was, vulnerable, helpless. so he went down the stairs. >> got a hammer, climbed back up. >> i got the. hammer went, came back. and, struck her in the head wi

lisa. yes, no, no, still no, right. wait near dollar. buy yet 2nd when you what i see a she is. she has no idea. you don't, can you by you know, was idea even smear she, she has brought you from us. i told her us new people could yeah. please do my. so could i in project a contract to meet the total be done? yes. keep a small space source from a pc. grain the crash you had to bill more private. yeah. a loading. mm. okay. yes, i'm a schema for me to reassure you go the show of one of the talk then. yes, go bus number of students with miss of if you post office mr for yeah, for instance, i'm sure you'll don't want be storing it for you on the phone last night at the toaster able to prescribe during your brittany of wasn't use the next 3 of the board, not much in the us, not be moved to question on my modem goes on to the case. no, she had been a week or so ago about a telephone that other words or should have been through it, you know, reach anatomical honest with me. my dear and that sounds about him and they agree with that when i pull up my option. yeah. mm. just off the russia

ah lisa, yes, no, no, still on there. right. wait near dollar. buy yes. when you what i see, she asked no, you don't, can you buy, you know, was idea either smith, she, she has brought you from us. i told her new people. yeah. you can my so could i in a contract, a contract to meet each a total, but then just keep us all specialists from our pc, greenacres. she had to bill more credit. yeah. a loading. mm hm. uh huh. it'll issue a show of one of the kind of talk then yes, go bus number of students with miss of if you post a place mr. for your friends, for growth, i'm sure you'll don't want be storing it for you on the me, you know, a 2 story able to prescribe during your brittany of was an issue next 3 of the board. not much in the us. not be moved to question on my modem goes on the case. no, she had been a week or so ago about a telephone that otherwise i should have been through to another storage unless i'm a girl honest with me, my dear. and that sounds about him and they agree with that when i pull up my option. yeah. mm hm. just off the russian can

lisa gallagher was sick . in bed at her home in suburban new jersey. >> her daughter came upstairs sicn and told her that the fbi was waiting outside. d he now, lisa gallagher is not a criminal, never has been.i she is an active trump supporter.s waiting on facebook. she the trump one on her flag. she's a patriotic american. she describes herself as a rule follower. she's never once been in trouble with the law at any on e level, and she had nothing lawn. whatsoever to do with january dh 6th. and yet outside your door with three fbi jan agents with guns, quote, we got anfb anonymous tip. you were at the capital on a january six . that's what they said. gallagher was terrified, quote, i thought they were goincapitogo take me out of here in handcuffs. he whe told the show this morning, ultimately,as terrifiey husband came home and the twoshi of them showed the fbi agents her daily calendars. agents her calendar in january of 2020 one and finally convinced the agents capitol wasnvinced th not at tl that day. imagine armed fbi agentsi agents showing up at your housew up because you supported trumpt youron facebook and demanding records o

wait a 2nd. we go, all right, and lisa, my, she will talk, you know, a jim, you mean your little studio is the one that you see what, you know, grains can you able to be used to? if you got that, i mean, you've washes them it was actually booked with the one with the dental or cbo, you must get a hold of those all with in fact i've grown to population with just 50000 them. so killing 700000 would have been a challenge, but these notes on russia were often republished and quoted, even centuries later, similar accounts meant, russia was judged to be dark, and savage, through europe at the time, was far from the height of progressive humanity. gimler was more of a gospel roll, a little bit of a while. we see an issue i do if i need a screen that shows that it was seems clean faced as busher channels as to date to cynthia always except to read and the listener. i'm a guy, i'm actually from a fill in the way the most of us, the business benefit of 70. we ended up. i didn't say that my position open up on visual nose up on the front of blood, but i showed you must, we wouldn't be a school, but i mean fo

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lisa. off of the reset that we saw off the last economic data. we are waiting to see here. lisa: it is hard to see what could shake the markets the same kind of way that the cpi unless jay powell comes out with a tattoo of a hawk on his arm. tom: coming up, jim paulsen will join us. we will continue to monitor the markets with michael mckee with important economic data. from london, stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not just the symptom. when you have good metabolic health, weight loss

lisa fletcher. etcher sso her family waited in, but he didn't care. >> he never spoke.a yesterday, authorities finally found lysa fletcher's body. she'd been thrown like garbage behind an abandoned building in a cd part of town . the whole story could not be more shocking or more horrible. but here's what may be the scariest part. e didn'tsome people didn't seems particularly shocked or horrified by it. in the hours after eliza fletcher's disappearance, biden voters and social medisociala so dismiss the crime on racial grounds. >> why are we paying so muchmis attention to kidnapping of annt attractive, privileged white woman that's racist? >>todnappingf an others seem toe fletcher for the atrocity committed against her. t why was she jogging at that hour anyway in memphis? come on n., the point they're making was clear . everyone knows the rules. if fletcher violated those rules, you can't go outside a certain hours. ein certain places in america,ts obviously. and if you do, iff you violate the rules, you run the risk of being and murdered.ped an adat's how things work in this country. so adapt, accep

we have to get rates up and stay there and wait, and we have to wait longer. lisaight now as they will go back to the 1970's, they will move too quickly to loosen up financial conditions and loosen up monetary policy, and that he will get a resurgence because some of the dynamics have not been healed, and this goes to the question of understanding inflation that is different from the 1970's but feels much more pervasive that it has a long time. jonathan: this is what mohamed el-erian wrote about, the risk of a flip-flopping fed. tom: you may not get a flip-flopping fed. jonathan: jay powell saying he wants to avoid that at all costs. tom: i take great issue with the idea that american capitalism and the people of american cannot operate in a higher yield environment. they can. the 1970's was terrible. to move up to some form of neutrality and wait and monitor and see what happens is certainly doable. tom: one argument against that comment i think this will resonate with lisa is the debt load. it is the increase in the debt load, predict lee on the sovereign, not ju

i don't think they have time to wait for this to come through. lisaonviction level in terms of levels? before something steps in that is a little bit less market discovery. >> somehow the bank of england did by time with a statement yesterday. i still have my doubts about the fiscal plan. i assume in the weeks to come, some form of early insight into what kind of plan the government has will show to financial markets. that function changes very quickly. lisa: how much is this a dollar story? a lot of people have been saying this is the final story of the dollar ascendance and that we are starting to see some kind of washout. >> this clearly some important u.k. elements and what is going on here. i think that is the real problem here as far as the u.k. government is concerned. it is very difficult to just in this down. tom: where is the trade in the pacific rim right now? shahab: we are still looking at if the dollar gained against the chinese currency. tom: 7.50? shahab: we are looking at 7.25 at the next step. tom: is that destabilizing for beijing o

waiting for a recession. tom: i said who is that woman? lisa, expert on the spread market.pread market always says so much. what is it saying this morning? lisa: it is just 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: i

wait somewhere 2-3 days. we'll pay for everything later. lisa swoon you know i made them myself for treatment.dly stolen, i have one person to poison you. who i see that you know, tell me who. my father he handed them out of his pocket. i heard that they will add them to your morning tea. why is my death out of pocket? i don't know, i only heard part of the conversation. if it's because of the damned paper, then a neostsurman is behind it. behind this is no, please, not she who. my mother she is obsessed with this will. she thinks i have it and that i'm just waiting for the moment to seize her throne. okay. what happened? i think maybe my mother is behind this. she decided to go all the way. now we definitely need to run, the empress will not stop. you need to run to my brother's lefland a little less wait there while you are in danger, while the secret office is hunting for my boys. i can not your community they were not caught in the first day. so now they are far away, they could not leave me, and i will not leave them. from whom to kill can be repeated at any time? the pages will be happy

waiting for that next catalyst. lisaoint rate hike, will it actually create a little pop, or won't it? and if it doesn't, then what? that could be a catalyst in and of itself. hiking into weakness isn't enough to give a boost to a currency that is responding more to economic outlook than it is to monetary policy. i think it is a tricky one at a time when, as eric was saying, u.s. is doing ok. when does the pain and the rest of the world become strong enough for the u.s. to respond more than two the inflationary outlooks driving the economy? jonathan:jonathan: you want a strong currency. not everyone can have one. who wants to give up their strength? i'm not sure anyone wants to right. my response to the doj, do you need help? tom: the central banks are going to provide leadership and critically, they are going to be completely data dependence and not even in politics. what does the governor of the bank of england do, given a new prime minister that by some reports as a five day window to act? that is not in the textbooks

jonathan: going to wait for price action. lisa is going to go through the day ahead. futures positive .7% on the s&p. can we get a strong finish to a rough, messy third quarter? yields lower by nine basis points on a u.s. 10 year. what a range we have seen in the global bond market this week. lisa: how much has this been driven by the united kingdom? we have seen the pound ratchet back some losses. the dollar in expectation for possibly -- liz truss and the prime chancellor holding an emergency -- at the office of budget responsibility. they had postponed the report from obr saying there were other aspects from proposed labor not willing to release yet. people are getting more optimistic that perhaps the worst case scenario will not pass 111. august personal spending, the u.s. data coming up at 8:30 a.m. core pce deflator, this is the feds favorite metric to look at to get a sense of trajectory, especially at a time where this is the area that may be stickiest going forward. eurozone seeing 10% inflation for the first time, this shows you how difficult of a problem th

lisa gallagher was sick in new jersey. her daughter told her the fbi was waiting outside. she had a trump sign on her lawn.ever been in trouble and had nothing to do with january 6th. yesterday out of her door were 3 fbi agents with guns. "we got a tip you were at the capitol on january 6th." he was terrified. her husband came home and they showed the fbi agents her daily calendars and convinced the agents she was not at the capitol that day. armed fbi agents show up at your house because you supported trump on facebook and demand records of your wheres about in 2 years ago. the point was to use government agents to intimidate enemies of the regime on the basis of an anonymous tip. "i have never been so frightened in my life," lisa said. snitches? anonymous snitches and the police showing up at your door when you are dead. this is soviet. there is no other word for it. the same thing is happening to scores of supporters of the former president. this woman gives out permits to authorize donald trump event. for the crime of authorizing an election justice rally, amy is terrorized by the doj. the fbi turned u

waiting to get to a 3.5% 10 year. we could bounce around on the two year it will pull longer rates up. lisa: what is the high for the two year? when you start to get confidence we have full hawkish mispriced in? greg: there's a bit of upward gravity pull in the expectation of the terminal fed funds rate. 4.5% seems to be the number. matt luzetti is talking about potentially 5%. that number will pull the two up with it. to be as much as 4.25 before we finish this cycle. tom: how does credit respond to this? does issuance go on hold? greg: there it be acceleration for market participants to try to issue in the marketplace. there is concert if they wait longer they face higher coupons and the possibility the window shots overall. one thing we have been talking about on this program is they're concerned about evaporating liquidity at the market based. we were talking about the idea regulatory capital is making the funding markets triumph a little bit. it is the pernicious effective qt. nobody knows when the runoff starts to impact liquidity, but we are strike to see it already. spreads are wide

lisa. yasno stas stas listen to me. stas framed me. i didn't cheat on you. stas wait for me.olice i don't care. there remained my daughter my advice to you go home. are you far away? yes, i'm in moscow well, that's great. i am also in moscow thank you very much. goodbye. all the best. i imagined this morning so many times. i dreamed that you and i would wake up like this once and nowhere no need to run. this is the morning of a new life. just you and me. i am without her. and how? i'm happy. are you waiting for someone? no, it's all gone to hell. ir ira who's enough for me where else can he be? stas be kind. didn't you really know that we were together? like and so what did you think, all such smart, purposeful, talented wind in your head? only now i'll be yudino and you bring down on your urals rigidly more precisely the faster we break it. the sooner we get rid of it. hello, this is lena natalya borisovna, i really need to see lisa. could you help me, only, unfortunately, i have absolutely no money to get to you, but maybe you could no longer work. why what other contract?

lisa is dressing in pants. ah. it was not here, it was in the hall, and she leaned against the walls like that, she says, wait, mom,merse. i say, and i just shoot the funny moments of my life. i say let's film it. everything, she says, they are here on ottomans. come on, we've moved. and here she is, exactly the same, with the same intonation. the artist said the talent is not bad. yes mom ingredients. meatballs pasta potatoes carrots and green onions and fruit is very healthy, you should always eat it and it is even good for the stomach so you need to lead a good appearance in life and you need to smoke and drink beer. this is very bad. you understand that there and i are now different stone. wow products guys look guys. today we will have a big unpacking, now i want to show something else, see this without the image and the last one . in short, i promise you socks. trying to select only read once. well, okay, now i’ll be a halloween on a cart handing out two nuts to everyone, to whom you’ll be three turquoises, you don’t want a phone on a rocket in the face, and the rocket is not mine, but heavy, while he sold sh

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lisa sent. say we haven't arrived yet crazy day. five years to go to the information desk there. your parents are waiting for you.t zulfiya jan go to the information desk, your parents are waiting for you there. what do you want, boy? not? i'm artyom anyuta , announce according to the common man oksana, a girl of 6 years old, black, why did you lose the boy? rybakov, i think it is possible without a patronymic. how old is your sister 30 years old, only you are not a sister, and mom mom got lost. or maybe you're still lost? no, my mother was lost, if my mother lost me, when she announced me once, i announce her on the radio, so she lost it. but your mother is not very independent. just all sorts, maybe lost. girl, thank you very much. yes , anyone can get lost, but you go to school to find it , i'll go tomorrow. all right, anyuta announce it in general, just don't be surprised, please. rybakova galina sergeevna, 30 years old go to the information desk. your son is waiting for you there. stop looking at people. it’s not enough for you to disgrace me, my mother is at the market, i didn’t market ours. sing sing once

lisa sent. here comes the paper. we haven't arrived yet crazy day. 5 years old, go to the information desk, your parents are waiting forpeat zulfiya jan go to the information desk, your parents are waiting for you there. what do you, boy, where do they say it? and? are you no zulfiggio? i'm artyom anyuta, announce according to the common man oksana, a girl of 6 years old, black, why did you lose the boy? i think it is possible without a patronymic. how old is the sister 30 years old, only this is not a sister, and mom mom got lost. or maybe you are lost? no, mom lost, if mom lost me, then she would not announce me, since i announce her on the radio. so she lost it. but your mother is not very independent. just everyone can lose. girl, thank you very much. yes , anyone can get lost, but you go to school to find it , i'll go tomorrow. all right, anyuta announce it in general, just don't be surprised, please. rybakova galina sergeevna, 30 years old go to the information desk. your son is waiting for you there. stop looking at people. it’s not enough for you that you dishonored your mother in the bazaar, i didn’t shame. si

lisa good morning again. what are the results of the elections alexander again? hello. ella pamfilova spoke about this quite calmly, and ella pamfilova spoke about this in the past days, we are waiting for her final speech in the near future, where she will name the main figures of the results in those companies that have passed 44 million russians throughout the country during a single voting day. could make his choice at the time of the company of various levels, a and the closest attention. now it was unconditionally chained to 15 regions, where the head of the subject was determined only in adygea indirect elections were suitable. there are local parliament voted the day before and there are no changes. marata bought about the fact that the federation worked in many regions, the acting governor and interim acting governors, but they held a landslide victory, i will name those subjects of the federation where more than 80% of the candidates in the elections received so in the tomsk region time acting head of the region. vladimir mazur scored more than 80% in the yaroslavl region. mikhail evraev, will no longer work with a prefix temporarily acting in the same situation with pavel

wait. jonathan: the next meeting a while away, in november. lisaricing into hundred points of rate hikes, -- if they do come out and say something and raise rates, what kind of political bullseye are they putting on their backs? if they don't, maybe the market will move away from what they are expecting. jonathan: things are quieter today. uk2 europe 51 basis points, 10 europe 28. lisa: are we seeing the beginning of the end of the dollar run? are we seeing the washout fades of the peak hawkish in us? i hear grunting going on, growling. he is not a bear, he does grunt. that is what we do here. we will have to see, maybe peak hawkish in us didn't work a couple of months ago. will it work now? 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. lisa: is it working for 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 coll

lisa where will the guards finally see you? they run to work. what to buy? ok. danilov why do you was not on the fly? good good. i am urgently waiting for you . are directly a hoaxer your art of sudden appearances is impressive yevgeny borisovich there is a topic, and according to my information, our pharm plant was specially bankrupted in order to buy it for a penny later, but we are not a businessman. well, this is our economic nerd to read, don't become, well, why do you think so badly of our audience? well , because it is not interesting to people, people have other problems. so wrap up your investigation. we have a job for you. what is more interesting. have us yesterday leonardo gave a concert heard december. well, don't scoff, well, singer leonardo haven't you heard no? after the concert, he lived in an ambrosia restaurant, got drunk and made a diploma there. well, the ambrosia restaurant is keeping you odnoklassniki. yes? well then go there. tomorrow evening you will have an article by yevgeny borisovich well, where we are heading, this is material for the yellow press. is she a talent for you? make it so that both ours and yours hmm

wait for the capitulation point. that will be my tipoff to get more aggressive. lisach of your portfolio is in cash-like instruments and how long have you been building that? oksana: we came into the year defensively positioned and we have been building it throughout the year. yes, we have been trading and taking advantage having yields at the front end. but as far as more strategic allocation to longer-term risk in the interest rate driven or credit driven markets, we have tried to stay back and actually build liquidity. we have arrived at around 70% liquidity, which is focused on the high quality floating-rate structures. we think that capitulation point will happen. we are just starting to see markets reckoned with the reality the fed means what it says. with the reality that higher cost of capital is not great for fundamentals. this is important to understand. we don't need to see a 2008 more dramatic recession. we just need to see defaults start to move toward historic averages of 3.5%. right now, they are at 1%. and to see the spreads widened dramatically. jonat

lisa: i am just telling you. tom: what you are going to hear is that they have one path and then data dependency. they have to waitjonathan: we are talking about data dependence with which a bank. we will keep returning to his call. 4.9% on bonds next year. and as you pointed out markets are not too far away. lisa: that is a shocking thing. what are you doing? jonathan: it is down .9%. ♪ ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, for future generations. "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resist

wait until the u.s. decides it is time to clobber. lisa: is that a positive or negative? the u.s. with positive growth income. that is to what we're hearing from a lot of them yesterday. there is more work to do. tom: i really want to point out that ella from morgan stanley said, a fancy pants chart on this, but it is not enough of an excessive move yet. the conditions now are so different than the early 1980's. jonathon: will you share that fancy pants chart with us later? tom: there is a home depot downstairs. they can make it. jonathon: this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. hi, i'm jason and i'v

waiting for the tuesday inflation report. jonathan: it is just around the corner. lisaght now, the japanese yen is not correlated in the same way, because they are not playing by the same playbook that everybody else is. at what point do they decide to play along when they are basically staving off the same inflationary pressures that everybody else is, and, frankly, an energy shortage everybody else is as well. jonathan: we will keep following king charles iii, who we understand touched down. he will make his way to an audience. tom: he will walk up the royal mile. jonathan: a little bit later, yeah. lisa: he will do -- i will do a mea culpa, i said edenb urgh earlier, and it is edinburgh. jonathan: this is bloomberg. lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with the first word, i am lisa mateo. blackouts across the northeast of the country in ukraine. ukraine says more than 30 settlements have suffered russian missile and airstrikes over the past day. at least two power plants were reportedly hit with precision rockets. meanwhile, ukrainian troops have continued to advance. the

wait until may 2023. but right now i'm super excited for this film. >> i suspect they are going to make some adjustment and i'm really curious to see what it is. lisa, thank you for joining us with this story. >> thank you. >> and "new day" continues right now. >>> there is a deal this morning that puts the brakes on a potentially crippling nationwide freight rail strike. not happening. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. the white house announced a tentative agreement. president biden, who does call himself the most pro union ever, is said to have been instrumental in pushing to get a deal done. he said it gives rail workers better pay, better working conditions and peace of mind. >> the sticking point for the unions representing more than 50,000 engineers and conductors was not over wages but over guaranteed sick leave. amtrak says it is working quickly to restore cancelled trains. >> this was something the white house badly wanted, almost needed, arlette. >> reporter: this really was a result of the negotiations between officials starting at 9 a.m. yesterday and culminating this morning at 5 a.m. they reached a deal around 2:30 in the morning a

lisa murkowski. she has been very supportive of the development of clean energy in alaska. >> stephen: and-- apparently also in favor of ethanol because, what are the two of you drinking right here? >> waitilt on the permafrost, so you go into a tunnel and you can see the melting of it because of climate change. and while i was there in alaska she then took me to an ice museum. museum. >> stephen: an ice museum. >> museum. where there was this ice bar, we're sitting on ice and we're drinking appletinis out of ice glasses. >> stephen: made of ice. >> at a geothermal hot spring. so there was an energy component of the trip, too. >> stephen: so you could justify this. >> yes. >> stephen: secretary, thank you so much for being here. lovely to see you. >> great to see you too. >> stephen: energy secretary jennifer granholm, everybody! we'll be right back. 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 an

initially told me that lisa was the eldest daughter from lyosha bondarenko when she was pregnant, the second she said that at first there were two steklyannikovs because she was waitingst, until they grabbed her, they didn’t say what was there this is all the situation and then she started talking to lyosha, father, what's wrong? do you think that aleksey cannot be the father of the older girl ? uh, men are different, how she abandoned children. as she said about the neighbors, that they will steal her neighbors, from there all the neighbors helped. she says that all the neighbors are driven. yes, no one is telling her, on the contrary, how to communicate with children. and how all things need to be brought up. she just enjoyed. that is, you are those very neighbors. and why did all the neighbors, as tatyana says, take up arms against her, but because they began to help her, they began to set up, they began not to watch so that she would not roll with the peasants in different ways, she left every evening. taxi for men, yes, andryusha of some kind, that is, in fact, the neighbors took on the function of parents, they drove almost for tatya. yes , there are four alleg

lisa: it sounds like people are hiding under their beds with a lot of cash, waiting for it to pass.at what you are doing, are you figure out how to play something? saira: yields are attractive, so that is a headwind for equity, but we are finding areas that are attractive. dividend growth looks cheap compared to some of the other things right now. they can provide some income and protect you against volatility. we like fixed income. high yield is offering strong returns in the high single digits. much higher quality than in the past. look for asset classes that can benefit from higher inflation like credit real estate. tom: let's go to some core competencies. tell me about what musical bonds are doing at nuveen. saira: that is another area of strong fundamentals that has been hit with outflows, a lot of the negative sentiment hitting asset classes. strong returns formidable bonds. municipalities have healthy coppers right now. it is where you get more bang for your buck. lower risk, lower correlation to other asset classes. jonathan: how many times have you been told that apple ipho

wait until may 2023. but right now i'm super excited for this film. >> i suspect they are going to make some adjustment and i'm really curious to see what it is. lisathank you. >> and "new day" continues right now. >>> there is a deal this morning that puts the brakes on a potentially crippling nationwide freight rail strike. not happening. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. the white house announced

wait! there's three of me? awesome! building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. welcome back. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. lisaacking a weekend warm-up. good morning. that's right. good morning to last week. we had the rain. this is the first weekend of fall and we're looking at some warmth headed our way sonny's san francisco 62 degrees right now. it is 63 in san jose with 50s on the coast looks a little hazy from mount tampa. the air quality is good. you see some 50s here from low 50s and petaluma upper 50s in livermore, but in the next hour, we'll all be pretty much in the 60s half moon bay getting there with numbers in the 80s by noontime and our inland valleys. look at half moon bay at 68. it's sunny day for you and as we get through the afternoon low to mid 90s coming back into play east of the calicut tunnel 90 in san jose for a high with low 90s in santa rosa. we'll talk about almost as warm sunday forecast and a bit of a cool down coming up stephanie lee said thank you developing news from russia as some people are desperately trying to get out of their own country following president putin's mobiliza

waiting for his mother, i'm like his mother. and with her, he is more like a friend. he loves to play very much. lisa comes.d her. let's run hide and seek some fitness toys. we can run, yes, we can hide play with it. yes, yes around the inconvenience. some were delivered by him at the time of his formation in general. i like very much the british breed we have and last year was british. and then i said yes, the british. they are so majestic noble here at all. and no matter how inconvenient it was, this kitten was just a very active child. yes, at 5:00 in the morning. why did the feeder even initially come to mind that at 5:00 in the morning i didn’t feel like feeding him at all, and hmm, saturday sunday is a day off. weekdays, it doesn't matter to him. he wanted to eat, moreover, he was very cunning. he not only shouted there, he was not practical at all, he was not with them, he tore off all the plinths. he chews on shoes. he throws the magnets off the refrigerators. in general, he does everything so that i can’t stand it and become golden cats, people explain intelligibly. there is something mumbling back

lisa: from the likes of ford, the likes of fedex? alicia: in an interesting way, your conversation about having this conversation change, it is our view if the waitingmb out of this hole that it has gotten itself in his for estimates to finally come down and for realistically the pricing to slowdown in growth, because even now, even now estimates are holding in there. the s&p is something like 17 times. if you take energy out of it, it 19 times. that is not a cheap market and it is not a market reflecting growth. that has to happen and i think if you realistically reset growth expectations and earnings, then you can begin to bottom. until that happens wholesale, i think we're sort of stuck in this purgatory for a while. lisa: this is the part of the conversation where is all about rates and what we're used to seeing for a long time, and so you have to come up with a call, more than the fed can potentially do. do you have a call on that? is that something that you want to gain out, or is there some sort of relative trade that is being a little more insulated from those macro gains? alicia: great question. the risk is absolutely more hawkish and is he

good at 8% all in or do you wait for them to become 12%, because suddenly people are not going to finance those zombies? tom: that is called doing an austrian debt. [laughter] lisad from that, huh? tom: sterling on the edge of hunched. coming up, abby joseph cohen. lisa m.: keeping up-to-date with news from around the world, i'm lisa mateo. policymakers at the bank of england have voted to raise market interest rates by half a percentage point. three of the nine members want today 75-basis point height. they could build expectations for a bigger rate increase later this year. the first time since 1990 eight japan has intervened to prop up the yen. the bank of japan's decision to stick with its ultra low interest rates. again had fallen about 20% against the dollar this year. two american military veterans fighting for ukraine were among those released as part of a prisoner exchange brokered by saudi arabia and turkey. the two were captured in june. eight other foreign nationals were released, with more than -- along with 200 ukrainians. shares of robinhood are surging. bloomberg has learned the securities and exchange commission will stop short of banning paymen

we are waiting for the first statements of the list, tracks, her victory is not enough. who doubts the first telephone conversation in the new position. lisan territories a second attempt to seize the zaporozhye nuclear power plant on saturday again failed; the contour of the attack on kherson was promised to be repeated again, john kirby said that zelensky has every chance. the armed forces of ukraine are actively advancing in the south, good russians lying in the trenches are panicking because of how skillfully our defenders work. we have been fighting for 400 years for many, who forgot about it. we have no other way to create wine from russia, we only have to defeat the enemy in it, we should not underestimate the strong he is strong, his strength is huge, he has an advantage in weapons in vehicles in heavy vehicles what i see here they have a big advantage in the amount of ammo and more ammo. ukrainian television is grinding out a story about the so-called counteroffensive in the kherson direction, kiev has officially banned journalists from working in the combat zone. now ukrainians receive information about the virtual victories of t

lisa bromwich took a long we can. >> to do notice that is mark >> i noticed that. ask last time i had a day off, >> wire you so reluctant? >> i just like the mist. you're waiting for the leaves to start. >> i crew -- quote robert frost. >> i tweeted a picture of your shoes out. >> there was some confusion as to who choose they might be. if you were to check them out, go on twitter, and have a little look it is pretty obvious. ex-teammate us lash. they're going to stop traffic later. coming up, a water call for earlier this year. call them. >> no end of that. >> looking to catch up. were making a comeback. >> is he new? >> he is new. looking forward to that. he mentioned it earlier this morning. just -- jeff rosenberg is appropriate from your city, good morning. this is bloomberg. >> keep you up-to-date from around the world. i'm critical cupid. president biden has given a preview of his campaign message in the run-up to congressional elections. last night, he used donald trump and republicans who backed him of endangering democracy. this represents extremism, and the threat is the very foundation of our republic. >> the house republican leader of slandering re