romaine: that was my conversation with the co-owner of marlowe's bistro.is just part of our series we are featuring here on "what'd you miss?" throughout restaurant month in new york city. we left continued coverage. caroline: amazing conversation. joe: "bloomberg technology" is next. romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it - wireless on the fastest, most reliable network. wow! big deal! we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. i get that too and mine has 5g included. impressive. impressive is saving four hundred bucks a year. four bucks? that's tough to beat. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. okay, that's because you all have xfinity mobile. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day i

you can add in an entire california as marlow indicated. we're up there with california, florida, texas, we're always at the top. california is always at the top of that list. >> chair: i guess that doesn't come as a huge surprise. the other thing i was surprised by was the average size of the loan. as you know, in san francisco, real estate is not -- despite promises that were made to us at the beginning of the pandemic, real estate is still not again cheap and actually seems to be more or less back to where it was. even when we're talking about stuff like office space where we would see significant rate drops. with a potential loan size of up to $20 million, it was interesting to see the average loan is often typically under $100 million. i'm thinking if i'm buying anything for under $1 million in san francisco, we're talking almost like a condo or something. go ahead, please. >> maria pulled the numbers so the 7(a) and the 504 are separate. if you look at the 504, that is over $1 million and that is reflective of the higher commercial re

estÁ con nosotros al doctor marlow hernÁndez cano. doctor marlow: buenos dÍas.en cantidades tremendas. la severidad de la enfermedad es por la carga viral. una persona que tiene la delta, si se sube a un ascensor, estÁ soltando una cantidad de virus tremenda. se dice que si una persona estÁ infectada con delta y estÁ en contacto con 10 personas, 5 de ellas van a quedar infectadas. y la colombiana se estÁ comportando igual. en la florida, la Última vez eran un 2 o 3% de los casos. en este momento, delta es el 80 y pico. si esto continuÓ asÍ, no vamos a tener protecciÓn con las vacunas. karla: el doctor anthony fauci advirtiÓ que las cosas seguramente empeorarÁn con el coronavirus, mientras se registrÓ un incremento de casos nuevos en un solo dÍa. 100 millones de personas en estados unidos todavÍa no estÁn vacunadas. anthony fauci tambiÉn dijo: "los no vacunados estÁn permitiendo la propagaciÓn del brote". doctor marlow: de acuerdo, y nosotros lo venimos diciendo hace meses. eso no es opiniÓn. es la verdad. tenemos hoy en dÍa la habilidad de no estar en esta pesad

karla: y marlow dijo algo muy importante. como papÁs tenemos esa responsabilidad.ejor con tu color. root touch-up... ...tiene un diseño unico... ...para cubrir raíces al 100%. una combinacion perfecta con tu tono incluso si es del salón. clairol root touch-up. porque sabemos de color. karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". ya llevamos mÁs de una ni medio en pandemia, y esto ha afectado nuestra salud mental. aquÍ estÁ la psicÓloga edith. psicÓloga: que bueno verlos. doctor juan: vamos con la pregunta. "siento que el tema de las vacunas es muy delicado, y me incomoda preguntarle a una persona que tiene que estar cerca de mÍ y no puede guardar distancia social si estÁ vacunado, pero pienso que es necesario para cuidar mi salud. ¿cuÁl es la mejor manera de hacer esa pregunta sin que la persona se ofenda o se moleste?". o sea, alguien estÁ al lado tuyo, y tÚ quieres saber si estÁ vacunado o no. psicÓloga: fÍjate que esta es una pregunta que pareciera muy sencilla, pero tiene mucha carga emocional, polÍtica, y hasta puede ser algo muy Íntimo.

host: breakingay the news his name of the book the author is alex marlowe.uch. >> thank you >> in june robert gottlieb, the man who has been the final editor of all of robert caro's books wrote an essay in "the new york times" focusing on john gunther in the 900 page book he wrote a book he wrote 75 years ago called inside usa. in gottlieb's opinion gunther was "probably the best reporter america ever had. we wanted to find out more about his publishing success stories so we called canadian freelance writer can cuss percent to talk to him about his 1992 book named inside. some problematic things are the ways he feels about women, he also credits his mom was saying she was the first to teach him

it had nothing to do with where society was. >> marlow thomas. oh, my god.he punted the ball to mary tyler moore. and mary tyler moore ran with it. >> i remember why i broke up with howard. >> mary tyler moore was just so massive to me. having her job, and dealing with, like, all of these men. >> i have been dating since i was 17. i'm 37. that's two decades of dating. >> mary richards was actively having sex. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> what you've got, in the '70s, is women not embarrassed that they don't have a husband who takes care of them. and they have -- have to stay home. and that really made a statement. >> and along comes b arthur playing mod. that couldn't have been done in the '50s and '60s. >> to just cater to his every whim. >> call that being married? >> we started filming mod in july of '72. and roe v. wade had passed. and so, abortion was a big issue, for me. >> the episode mod's abortion aired in november of 1972 as a two-parter. and that was very early to be talking about abortion on television. >> mother, i don't und

. >> welcome, marlowe. >> marlowe, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> al paul. >> al, nice tou. tell us a little bit about yourselves and what you do here and how we can partner together. >> well, we're kind of unique here. we're an urban winery, and we source fruit from napa and sonoma regions mainly. and also included in there is our private label program. this is the pinot gris 2012 vintage, north coast appalachian. >> okay, so this glass here? >> 13 a bottle. >> what would we buy this similar wine for if we weren't going direct to the vineyard? >> the $16 range, so it's right there, it's right in the sweet spot. >> so there's some savings in going this direction? >> absolutely. >> and if you pick a portfolio of our wines, we can do better than that price. >> oh, no, we're gonna be in the nines. $9, $10. [laughter] >> by the time he's done. >> yeah. >> have you guys met marcus lemonis? [laughter] >> private label products like this will dramatically improve your margins, but in order to make room for these kind of products, we need to clear out the stuff that's been sitting

juan: se une el doctor marlow hernÁndez cano.les y emocionalmentelo puedes ver deprimidos, lloran con facilidad, tiene miedo para ir a la escuela, evitan socializar con las demÁs personas o los ves demasiado eufÓricos pero sin esa contenciÓn emocional. son alguna de las caracterÍsticas que podemos ver, en nuestros niÑos que pueden estar sufriendo estrÉs y si quisiera estar, hay dos tipos de estrÉs, el que te sirve para estar atento, es importante que entiendan los televidentes para momentos de crisis y momentos difÍciles. es cuando estÁs bastante tiempo estos rasgos que les acabo de mencionar. juan: cÓmo podemos ayudar a aliviar la tensiÓn cuando estÁn estresados? erika: un momento de comunicaciÓn con calidad, sentarse con ellos, escucharlos, hay un tema que le recomendÓ que escuchen y con todo el lenguaje corporal, a veces se dice mucho en silencio y hay que respetar, los padres puede tener la paciencia para que puedan elaborar el mensaje que quieren decir. hablar de las emociones, de cÓmo van a afrontar sus problemas, enseÑar t

david: iain marlow on the latest bloomberg scoop. read about it on the terminal and the website.ow, a dollar store. -- a dollars story. -- a dollar story. emerging markets are being hit, down 1% on the emerging market index. yvonne: the dixie has been highest since november 2020. it seems you have more of these concerns on growth and the delta variant. people are highlighting the dollar as a safe haven bit. use of the hang seng is down 1.4%. alibaba, talking about the stock in hong kong reaching at record -- reaching that record low in ipo's. more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: key events and date that we are watching. the decision that is going to be happening later this afternoon, july cpi figures coming out hong kong, expecting five-your eyes when it comes to prices in the city. it goes to show the domestic recovery we are seeing here, unemployment. 5%. u.s. jobless claims be key to watch, whether the whole tapering debate is going to come to fruition for the federal reserve. we have a big interview as well talking about afghanistan, a look at the impacts of the tal

doctor marlow: yo estoy de acuerdo, desde un punto de vista cientÍfico.pinaca. ese fue mi bocado favorito. (voz) prueba beneful grain free... y nuestras otras recetas beneful. saludable. sabroso. beneful. ¿crees que menos maquillaje significa saltarte la toallita? piénsalo dos veces. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remueven el 30% que un limpiador común no quita. tu piel te lo agradecerá. neutrogena® for people with skin. roarrr! conozcan a las hermanas que rehúsan vestirse. ¿por qué? ¡dinosaurias! roarrr! bueno, pero disfrutan eggo waffles. las pequeñas victorias, son victorias. l'eggo with eggo. johnny: continuamos en "despierta amÉrica". ¿te ha pasado ha pasado que cuando logras bajar de peso, vuelves a subir como si nada? esto sucede porque no logramos desprendernos de ciertos malos hÁbitos. aquÍ tenemos al doctor juan rivera, que siempre tiene la fÓrmula de todo. doctor juan: johnny, quÉ gusto verte. creo que tÚ tambiÉn nos debes dar algunos consejos, porque te mantienes siempre en talla. johnny: se ha comentado, compadre. de hecho, tengo un televid

then interview with alex marlowe, author of breaking the news which argues that the mainstream mediareports fake news. later, michael lewis on his book, the premonition which tells the story of the early base of the coronavirus pandemic the scientists who worked to convince the u.s. government to take the virus seriously. >> c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. his a collection of c-span products. the purchase will support nonprofit operations you still have time to order the congressional representative directory with contact information for members of congress in providing administration. >> u.s. senate is not in session today to allow expenditures to attend the funeral of former senator mike in wyoming. the senate is back in session 11:00 a.m. eastern on saturday. senators will continue work on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. a fund roads, bridges, public transit, railways, water projects, airports, broadband, internet and electric vehicle charging stations. when the sun is back in session 11:00 a.m. eastern saturday, you can see live coverage on c-span2. >>

then an interview with alex marlow walter of breaking the news which argues the main stream media hase news. michael lewis on his book the premonition tells a story of the early days of the coronavirus pandemic on the scientists who work to convince the u.s. government to take the virus seriously. watch book tv on sunday on cspan2 or find it online anytime @booktv.org. it is television for serious readers. >> the u.s. senate is not in session today to allow senators to attend the funeral of former senator mckenzie and wyoming. the sun is back in session 11:00 a.m. eastern on saturday. centers will continue work on the 1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill it funds roads, bridges, public transit, or railways water products airports internet vehicle and electric vehicle charging stations. in the senate is back in session you can see live coverage on cspan2. now on book tv historian margaret mcmillan author of the book of war, how conflicts shaped us. this conversation was hosted by the new york historical society. >> good evening everyone. the new york historical society pr

. >> next, editor-in-chief, alex marlowe argues the media has destroyed credibility interviewed by recente editor at large round table podcast host matt welch. >> so what's the instrumental purpose of this book? what you hope to accomplish and who do you hope to reach? >> i would

in an interview with alex marlowe, author breaking the news, which argues the mainstream media reportse news and later michael lewis on his book, the premonition, it tells the story of the early days of the coronavirus pandemic and the scientists who worked to convince the u.s. government to take the virus seriously. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> the u.s. senate is not in session today, to allow senators to attend a funeral of former senator mike in wyoming key, the tenant is back in session at 11:00 a.m. eastern on saturday. sinners will continue work on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and it funds roads, bridges, public transit, railways, water projects, airports, broadband internet and electric vehicle charging stations predict when this and he gets back in session, and 11:00 a.m. eastern etc. you can see life coverage on "c-span2". next on book tv,

>> jennifer marlowe was so popular because girls are going like yeah, you can be just as cute as you't have to do what you don't want. >> thank you. >> oh, no, thank you. >> how did she get away with that? >> are you kidding? >> i loved "wkrp in cincinnati." that turkey episode is one of the funniest things i've ever seen in my life. >> herb, you're in charge of getting those turkeys. >> every thanksgiving wherever i am in the world somebody will bring up turkeys away. >> it's a classic. >> something just came out of the back of the helicopter. it's a dark object. oh my god, they're turkeys! can you get this? >> they are trying to do a special event for thanksgiving and they drop live turkeys out of a helicopter. >> i don't know how much longer. the child is running for their lives. >> turkeys are exploding all over the parking lot. >> not since the hindenberg tragedy has there been anything like this. i don't know how much longer i can hold my position here, johnny. the crowd -- [ laughter ] >> no one knew it was going to become an iconic episode of television. >> people yell it to

kennedy assassination to the insurrection of the capitol on january 6 read an interview with alex marlowe, author of breaking the news which argues the mainstream media reports fake news. and later lewis on his book, the premonition which tells the story of the early daters of the coronavirus pandemic as a scientist who worked to convince the u.s. government to take the virus seriously. c-span shop .org is c-span's online store, the collective c-span books, browse to see what is new purchase will support our nonprofit operations they still have time to order the congressional directory and contact information for members of congress and the biden administration. kristi spends shop .org. the u.s. senate is not in session today to allow senators to attend a funeral of former senator mike in wyoming and the senators back in session at 11:00 a.m. eastern on saturday senators will continue to work on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that funds roads, bridges, public transit, railways, water projects, airports, broadband internet, an electric vehicle charging stations. when this

karla: estamos teniendo problemas con el audio del doctor marlow, no sÉ si tÚ quieres comentar algo aleven las cosas y entonces quÉ hacer con esto. karla: vamos a una breve pausa, nos gustarÍa que nos digas , quÉ podemos hacer para aliviar los sÍntomas porque estoy segura que muchas personas se sienten de la misma manera. vamos a una breve pausa. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito el www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. karla: cuÉntanos quÉ podemos hacer para no sentirnos asÍ? doctora: nombrar la emociÓn, decir me siento como languidecer, no tiene que decir deprimido, ni eufÓrico, la segunda cosa usa pequeÑas cosas en el dÍa que sean como metas pequeÑas, hacer un rompecabezas, crear una meta, tener un enfoque que te ayude a lo largo del dÍa. algo que te ayude a tener un poco de motivaciÓn y de entusiasmo. ayuda a cambiar tu escenario. sal de tu casa, conÉctate con la naturaleza, mueve los muebles, haz algo distinto. llama a alguien y conversa con alguien

marlow: quizÁ tambiÉn fue lo que entendiÓ el paciente.que muestra sus genitales. su abogada dice que la foto estÁ centrada en esa Área y por eso se califica como pornografÍa infantil. la demanda es de $150,000 por cada miembro sobreviviente de la banda. el dice que no es por dinero, que es para que censuren la imagen, lo curiosos que se han replicado esa foto decenas de veces con ropa y dijo que era para el aniversario nÚmero 25 del disco. querÍa sala sin ropa como la original y ahora le da pie a esta demanda. no sÉ quÉ leyes habÍa hace 30 aÑos sobre esto. me llama mucho la atenciÓn el tema de que es la composiciÓn de la foto lo que hace que califique como pornografÍa infantil. elyangÉlica: se cae por su propio peso cuando ves que ese joven no tuvo ninguna consecuencia directa en cuanto a su situaciÓn. no fue acosado sexualmente,no tuvo proceso de abuso sexual , esa demanda cuando Él presenta eso como una posibilidad de que eso fuese pornografÍa infantil es porque tiene un fin. en un tÍtulo que estaba completamente abierto, hay documentos

francine: thank you so much, iain marlow. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash.e million job vacancies in the u.k. as loosening coronavirus rules led to an unprecedented scramble for staff. they also show average earnings surging a record a poor 8% from the year earlier. this reflects the pandemic, underlying wage pressures are gathering pace. michael burry, the investor made famous by "the big short" -- he put bearish put contracts again shares of the etf, valued at almost $31 million. it is betting heavily against tesla. the u.s. has opened a formal investigation into tesla's autopilot system after almost a dozen collisions involving first responder vehicles. an estimated 765,000 vehicles are under scrutiny. the regulator has the power -- roblox fell in late trading after second-quarter bookings. a measure of sales that missed wall street estimates. daily active users rose 8% from the prior month to nearly 47 million. roblox is trying to broaden its user base beyond kids, targeting office workers and older adults. francine: i do not want to touch it. are you a

le doy la bienvenida esta maÑana a la doctora sÁnchez, es pediatra, bienvenida y el doctor marlow hernÁndeziles. una pregunta de un televidente a travÉs de redes sociales. bienvenida "despierta amÉrica". hay veces que la sobredosis de informaciÓn sobre el coronavirus, la vacuna, las mÁscaras confunden y paraliza. con el debate sobre las escuelas, las mÁscaras, los niÑos, cÓmo evitar que el miedo, la incertidumbre y tanta informaciÓn nos afecte? cÓmo explicar a los niÑos que ven tantos cambios? psicÓloga: la salud mentalcomo siempre lo digo es parte de la salud completa de las personas. los estudios de ciencias sociales enseÑan que mucha informaciÓn, demasiadas opciones pueden causar ansiedad y depresiÓn. pÁnico, pueden hacer mÁs difÍcil la toma de decisiones. es muy importante que tomemos conciencia de filtrar la informaciÓn que entra. estamos en un mundo en donde hay mucha informaciÓn, tenemos que ver que dejamos entrar y que dejamos salir. y como padres es muy importante que nosotros primero hay que digerir la informaciÓn antes de pasar la nuestros hijos. nuestros hijos no tiene porque es

gracias, vamos a expandir un poco mÁs la informaciÓn y hablarde este tema con nuestros invitados de hoy,marlowreo que no hay problema. como nos hemos estado vacunando todos, pueden aparecer cepas que pueden tener una resistencia mayor a la vacuna y tenemos que estar listos y preparados. porque la mortalidad es tan baja, es insignificante el nÚmero de personas que sufre coronavirus importante con las vacunas. no conozco la primera persona que se haya arrepentido de haberse vacunado. conozco muchos que en su lecho de muerte estÁ pidiendo a la familia que se vacunen. ayer pasÉ por las urgencias de mi hospital, 280 personas enfermas de coronavirus esperando atenciÓn, era dramÁtico, casi todos ellos eran jÓvenes y ninguno estaba vacunado. algunos de ellos terminaron en cuidado intensivo y por periodos de tiempo muy prolongado. todas las personas a quien les da el coronavirus el 10% tendrÁn secuelas que le pueden durar toda su vida. a quien le da un caso moderado, posee que el 30% va a tener problemas neurolÓgicos o psiquiÁtricos, incluyendo demencia, pÉrdida de memoria, de atenciÓn, no estamos habl