marty walsh says he agrees. he thinks teachers should get vaccinated before heading into the classroom to keep both themselves and their studenting safe. in san jose, scott budman. >>> there is a new plea from oakland's chinatown community to send in the chp. newsom says the state is willing to step in and help. the mayor specified she's asking for more chp officers. >> beware, there is going to be more enforcement. the reckless driving that kills people. the robberies that involve vehicles, like what happened to our beloved u.s. senator, barbara boxer, that is going to really get under control with the help from the state. >> governor says he plans to extend resources yopd just chp officers but stopped short whether he'd stop short of declaring an emergency, something the oakland chamber of commerce wants. >>> tense moments on treasure island when police responded to a call of an active shooter. several officers rushed in but ultimately determined there was no threat. an active shooter drill was being held at t

because marty walsh is going to join us tonight, the former labor secretary, and i think i might slip a little. my boston accent might crack. and there's another very special boston accent we may hear later in the hour. and that is my father, nicole, who i wish was still with us to hear this, a 1963 recording of him arguing a case, an important case in the united states supreme court. and when i was listening to it today, trying to find something the audience would understand, because of his boston accent, i felt so bad because for william o douglas and all those people trying to understand this guy from boston. eventually they ruled in his favor. but that boston accent is later in the hour. >> i always watch rachel's show and you are showing my sweatpants with my mommy water, and i have to, obviously, get through this show in a different way. but i'm racing upstairs to change into sweatpants and watch your show with my mommy water in hand, all those box in boston accents. >> thank you nikole. thank you. senate majority leader chuck schumer just told the senate that he would be workin

i think many people have seen marty walsh, ray flynn, kevin white, they remember those names and remember and i think there is a real opportunity for our city in a very positive manner. boston has changed, the face of our city has changed. we are an international city, a diverse city. it is the time frame. >> labor secretary marty walsh former mayor of boston thank you very much for joining us tonight. always appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> thank you. joining us now is democratic congressman tim ryan from ohio running for united states senate in ohio. senator portman was on the floor last night fighting for that bridge over the ohio river. that mitch mcconnell has so far been something of an obstruction in terms of achieving that. >> no doubt. we've been talking about this bridge my entire career and this is something that shows and illustrates how impactful this infrastructure bill is going to be, lawrence in ohio and all across the country. communities like cincinnati that have been dying for this bridge, increased productivity, increased safety. worked closely with sherrod brou

labor secretary marty walsh says the delta variant's aggressive path has shaken his expectation for a rapidly recovering labor market. secretary walsh says he is concerned about the resurgence of the coronavirus dragging on the workforce and economic growth. in germany, chancellor angela merkel is threatening to push for more sanctions against russia if the kremlin tries to use the new nord stream 2 gas pipeline as a weapon. russian president vladimir putin has imposed conditions on any extension of a gas transit agreement with ukraine which is an economic lifeline for the former soviet republic. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 in new york, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. pfizer's covid-19 vaccine wins landmark approval. we will discuss what the fda clearance means for the fight against the delta variant. and we discussed t

labor secretary marty walsh talking about that, that because of all the uncertainty, people may be more reluctant to return to work. do you buy into the idea? david: i thinned i do. we have spent the last 18 months or so locked down indoors, veering -- being very cautious, re-engaging with society is going to be challenging for some individuals. what is really interesting is there was some very good research done out of uc davis and the san francisco fed where they look at the way the consumer behaves coming out of pandemics specifically. what they found is that consumers were a little bit more gun shy. they tended to save relevant splurge and spend. i think cautious optimism is appropriate here. i think we are in the process of moving past this pandemic, and we are very constructive on the outlook for 2022, but think the most important thing for investors is recognizing that this big surge, asymmetric response to the downturn we saw and the second quarter of last year, isn't necessarily going to materialize. that doesn't mean growth can't were main above trend, but it doesn't mean that

alix: to that point, marty walsh, the labor secretary, was talking about the fact that he's a littleed about covid and what winds up happening when it comes to the jobless world, and will people not come back into the workforce. that raises the question, do we see extension of the unblamable benefit? when you have officials -- the unemployment benefit? when you have officials worrying about that, does that feed into the equity market? nadia: it is something we continue to closely watch. we don't think that the labor market needs that additional stimulus, as we have seen for quite some time but there's a lot of job openings, but there's also a disconnect in terms of a gap between skills and actual openings, and we think that gap will need to be closed, so we don't think there will be a need for reinstatement of unemployment benefits. we do think also that approval of a full vaccination, of the vaccine, we think that will help encourage people to get vaccinated and help the world return to normalcy. so our concern about the job market, we think it will recover. guy: we've got to wrap i

labor secretary maty walsh, good morning -- marty.al job benefits anymore, and the second thing, want to get your thoughts on this, do we need $4 trillion more in spending if the economy and the labor market are picking up like this? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me this morning, and thank you for your two questions. a great jobs report, 943,000 jobs. the last three 'em months over 800,000 jobs added to the economy. there's no indication that ending the $300 benefit has added to people entering into the economy. we've seen over the last three months 800,000 people, average of 800,000 people coming into the work force, and we had the $300 benefit in those spaces. and i do think one area that concerned me today was the nursing home and the health care sector. we lost ground there, and that shows you right there that there's a big need for a cares economy package to make investments in that area because people, quite honestly, are getting older in america, and families are worried about where their parents are going to be,

secretary of neighbor, marty walsh vaccinated the bay area today supporting president biden's infrastructure bill. walsh praised people for their hard work and talk about the plan to build back better. >> we have opportunities and right now in front of the congress and senate is a major piece of legislation that sets a trajectory of our country in a whole different direction for the next century if we pass it. >> a second infrastructure bill, this one is much bigger than the $1.2 trillion bipartisan that it approved yesterday. >>> if you are up late tonight, make sure you have your eyes turn to the sky. the perseid meteor shower. it is going on tonight, you will be able to see up to 100 meteors per hour. if you are not going to that, we want to bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, what's the best time to look up? >> we may have to wait beyond tomorrow morning and the general advises is to look up. so let's get a look and you can see this peaks tomorrow morning, also continues into friday morning. you will want to watch midnight to dawn. give your eyes time to adjust, takes at least

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i did event with marty walsh at the pipefitters last week. they are over the moon of the idea of me putting more money into wastewater to help american cities. when i was county commissioner we got 75% federal match. today we would get 0%. wastewater does not observe city limits, county boundaries, or even international boundaries. this is a national problem that needs to be dealt with. a partnership with the federal government. those are the key elements. there are also issues that relate to aviation and fuel efficiency that were left out of the bill. there are issues regarding ports and other things i want to deal with. >> how do you plan on going about dealing with it? i know there was disagreement between the white house and the g10 senate leaders who agreed on no double dipping. where items that were included in the bipartisan package cannot be flossed up in the reconciliation package. is that something you plan a following during reconciliation and how will this factor into the work of your committee? >> well i didn't sign that agreemen

guest: yellen and marty walsh sent a letter to lawmakers that said it's appropriate for these jobless benefits to rollout. we are better off as an economy. if you are a state that is having trouble getting people back to work, a lot of people are not able to get back. you can use part of your money that was in the stimulus bill and keep some of these benefits going. the labor department is supposed to come out with guidelines for how they can do this on their own. host: sylvan lane reports on the economy for the hill. this is martin in new jersey. you are on with our guest. go ahead with your question. caller: good morning. how are you? i am going on 62. i worked at the same business for 40 years. i was making a good wage. i had decent health insurance. i've bent on unemployment since this started. when you go to get a job now, they are hiring part-time. they don't want to hire full-time. they are hiring at minimum wage with no health care. i am stuck in the middle. i'm thinking about taking early retirement. i would have to take a part-time job to keep up and pay my bills and keep up

secretary of labor marty walsh mr.retary, good to have you happy friday >> happy friday and thank you for having me today. it's a good friday for the jobs number in america today >> it does remind me, we talked a few months ago on the jobs friday when the numbers were not as stellar, the conversation surrounding the degree to which hiring was being suppressed because of unemployment benefits you didn't think it was a factor is today -- do you think it's a bit of a relief because of hat >> i don't know if that's the case by i definitely think our economy is moving since president biden's inauguration he has added four million jobs to the economy obviously this is a good month 943,000 jobs in average of over 800,000 the last three months. it shows the economy is moving forward. and we certainly have work to do still. we're not where we were pre-pandemic yet so we have more work to do >> fits ratings is out this morning citing the same 800 number that you point out, the average since may. they say if we get another print

labor secretary marty walsh. he weighed in on these numbers. sec.alsh: we are seeing our economy moving forward. it was not just leisure and hospitality, but in government, education, and manufacturing. so we are starting to see different sectors getting busy as well. i think in some sectors we are definitely going to need to see higher wage growth for people to come back to work, but right now, all signs are incrementally going in a positive directions. guy: a strong number. in a moment we are going to hear from the president. right now we are going to hear from geoff yu, senior emea strategist at bny mellon. what does it mean for investors? geoff: for investors, it means we are on track for further clarity of the tapering. so jackson hole becomes -- for the rest of the summer. correlations have been working around them of late, but overall i think this is going to be a pretty benign environment, and i think the main takeaway is concerns over the delta variant. globally, we are not really there yet. so the course for normalization, we are still on

labor secretary marty walsh had high hopes for september, but the delta variant's aggressive past has shaken his expectations for a rapidly recovering labor market. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, walsh says he's concerned about the resurgence of the coronavirus dragging on the workforce and economic growth. in tennessee, at least wanted to people were killed and dozens are still missing after record rains and floods surging through rural areas. after 17 inches of rain fell during a 24 hour period, about 60 miles west of nashville, rescue crews are searching for survivors. bitcoin has gone over the $50,000 threshold for the first time since mid-may. the world's largest digital coin is now up 70% since a july low. crypto has seen market value rise $1 trillion in the last month. according to dow jones, the second largest u.s. oil company is considering mandates for its entire workforce. covid outbreaks are set to have affected operations at several big chevron sites. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analys

i want to have you weigh in on this, labor secretary marty walsh saying some states could reinstate enhancedmployment aid as a result of the delta variant and ongoing pandemic. what are we hearing about how much the federal government will push that? emily: right now, the federal government, that enhanced aid for everyone is expected to run out around labor day, and there is a question on whether or not the white house may say we need to move this forward. if they do, how soon do you need to implement that? the house is coming back next week but only for a week. the house is supposed to be out until mid-september, so if they want to move on this, they need to move quickly if they need to expand it because there isn't a lot of time. you do not want to have something like what occurred with eviction moratorium were at the last minute, the white house was like, congress, you need to do something, and it turned out, kratz did not have the votes to get it through the house or senate. there was a week of hot potato, bad press and then the white house finally moving forward. that is expected to be

lake secretary marty walsh is along with u.s. representative marta sonya.union -- union. nape will train mechanic, and other jocks that will be in demand if bill is eventually signed. >> this is a luge transform active period in our country's history. >> we need more of this around the country. we need to make sure that rumor america has opportunities as well. we need to take this in the bay area and scale it up. >> na both emphasize the need to ensure no one is left behind as in bill emphasizing infrom structure projects that there needs tock good wages and benefits and training now. they also visited the facility which trains construction and renewable ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. [inflammation] what's that? [inflammat

labor secretary marty walsh tomorrow. i spoke with the congressman about the trip an hour ago.n the labor secretary visits tomorrow with you, what do you want the labor secretary to walk away with? what you want the bay area to get out of it? dan: i want him to see we are a national model, specifically in this county. we are a very big footprint with the fossil fuel industry. refiner is present -- produce 25 hype that the -- >> we got that model, but we are transitioning to a new model. we will meet our goal for climate change reduction's. we will meet with our workforce who get paid. they are world-class, they are union members and they contribute to the economy. we want to make sure they come with us. there are right there with us. we want to do with -- what was the street -- we are going to meet our climate goals and we are going to beat them ahead of the rest of the country. we are not leaving anybody behind. dan: what you want the labor secretary to take back to washington? >> i want him to see how far ahead california is. both environmentally and workforce wise. we have d

labor secretary marty walsh is with us. be the most sweeping infrastructure package since, i think, the interstate highway system. what's the job impact you're going to expect? given the fact it's spread over several years, how soon? >> we're going to see probably if this bill passes, when this bill passes, i should say, you know, potentially up to 2 million jobs per year created. part of those jobs will be infrastructure jobs, physical jobs, working on the infrastructure of our country. off of that will be a spinoff of our economies in cities and up tos atowns all across america. >> one of the questions i get a lot from folks on the house side, i'll start with this. this looks on a decent track in the senate right now. i don't want to get into the procedure and back and forth on capitol hill, but you still need the votes in the u.s. house to be able to get this to the president's desk. a number of progressives say this falls short on a number of things. what's your pitch to them? what are you telling them if they raise con

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jon ferro was turku -- was talking to marty walsh at the time of the hour on whether or not minoritycination rights will be excluded. taylor: unbelievable, that sort of segregation, for lack of a better word, that you might be seeing despite efforts to talk about this equal recovery, as we have done so much on this program. i think that united was interesting as well. at the close yesterday, we had multiple ceos on the program. as of yet, no one is fully mandating vaccines. they hinted at wanting to encourage employees, but certainly within the airlines, given the exposure that they have to some of the travel industry as we know, we are seeing this week indeed a huge increase in those mandated vaccinations. guy: absolutely. i guess, as you are hinting at, you are trying to protect the flying public. you want to make sure your staff are vaccinated, and therefore that they can continue to fly safely. there's a cdc report on the fact that vaccinated people can also transmit the virus. maybe a factor here, and maybe that takes us back to this idea that we are going to be wearing masks ma

because marty walsh is going to join us tonight, the former labor secretary, and i think i might slipery special boston accent we may hear later in the hour. and that is my father, nicole, who i wish was still with us to hear this, a 1963 recording of him arguing a case, an important case in the united states supreme court. and when i was listening to it today, trying to find something the audience would understand, because of his boston accent, i felt so bad because for william o douglas and all those people trying to

commerce secretary and marty walsh are teaming up for work force development. round table they hosted at the new office in new york i asked marty walsh showing the deceleration of jobs in the private sector here is what he said >> we have seen the last five months an average of 600,000 new jobs per month in the last two months, we are seeing the largest gain in hospitality and restaurants. i hope to move through the summer animal, we will see more people go back to work in saying that, if we have to shutdown again, we will have problems mall b small businesses will have problems that's why it is important for people to take care of your personal health during this time >> i asked commerce secretary gene romano about how much better or worse things have gotten in the past month >> you are seeing a little bit of improvement, but not much and not enough there is no quick fix to that one. the long term solution for that is, i think, for congress to pass the chips act to incentivize more domestic production of semiconductors i'm not sure anybody predicted how disrup

secretary of labor marty walsh is visiting the bay area. he's stopping at contra costa county to support president biden's infrastructure bill. walsh plans to visit a plumbers and pipefighters training center in concord and construction school in richmond. >>> police look for a driver in a violent road rage incident caught on camera. we should warn you you may find this video disturbing. >> see that. >> of course. he's coming back. >> he's coming back. careful. >> oh, my. >> that is frightening. that is the moment that joseph l.a.x. broke his tailbone in a road rage incident. the neighbor caught it on video on sunday. it shows the same car nearly striking the suv, two of three separate times in the oakland hill at girvin. l.a.x. had gotten his girlfriend and her sister back in the car. >> the fact that neighbor warned me saved my life. i had my back turned. i wasn't thinking he would come back. i was trying to get everyone to settle down. a lot of adrenaline going on. >> police are looking for the driver of the car. it is appeared to be a c

labor secretary marty walsh, former boston mayor in town to push the benefits of the bipartisan infrastructurew minutes to talk about california's labor situation. we're dealing with a pandemic, something that we've never, ever dealt with before, at least in our lifetime. ah, and it's a very complicated, difficult time to challenging time to govern last week to the golden state has less than 12% of the nation's workforce. california has filed 20% of the nation's regular unemployment claims and get this 50% of the nation's federal pandemic claims and the latest numbers show ed d staff actually answers a paltry 8% of the calls it received. and still has a long term backlog of almost a quarter million. claims we're gonna be making investments and reforming looking at reforming some of the way we do business here and moving forward, so i think the federal government does have a role to play and needs to step into this role, but, says the labor secretary, a lot of the problems handed the newsome came from the previous administrations poor handling of relief funds. i think the last you know, four ye

. >> i know you did an event yesterday, a roundtable event with labor secretary marty walsh and workers involved in organizing campaigns around the country. did you glean anything from that event, any insights? >> i love spending time with workers, i will say that. that is where i prefer to be. that is why i wake up in the morning, what i wake up in the morning think about. you are workers. >> we work very hard. >> absolutely. so listening to their stories renewed my focus and the force with which i bring to every day on the job, which is getting that pro act passed and being a voice for working people who are getting a raw deal. i remember hearing a woman named elizabeth, who was a research assistant at u.c. in the bay area. she was talking about the work that researchers do and the fact that it is undervalued, that these big universities can't do their work without the research scholars coming in. they wanted good wages and good benefits, but they also wanted a voice on the job and she said a grievance process, because sexual harassment and discrimination is a huge challenge and barri

labor secretary marty walsh, former boston mayor in town to push the benefits of the bipartisan infrastructurebill gave us a few minutes to talk about california's labor situation. we're dealing with a pandemic, something that we've never, ever dealt with before, at least in our lifetime. ah, and it's a very complicated, difficult time to challenging time to govern last week to the golden state has less than 12% of the nation's workforce. california's filed 20% of the nation's regular unemployment claims and get this 50% of the nation's federal pandemic claims and the latest numbers show ed d staff actually answers a poultry 8% of the calls it received. and still has a long term backlog of almost a quarter million. claims we're gonna be making investments and reforming looking at reforming some some of the way we do business here and moving forward, so i think the federal government does have a role to play and needs to step into this role, but, says the labor secretary, a lot of the problems handed the newsome came from the previous administrations poor handling of relief funds. i think the l

s secretary of labor marty walsh is in the bay area today.king about president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill, secretary walsh and congressman mark to sonia. we're in concord in richmond this morning at union skills, training facilities. they talked with union leaders, workers and apprenticeship students about the infrastructure bill and the biden administrations build back better agenda. we need more of this around the country. to be honest with that. we need to make sure that you know, rural america has opportunities as well. not just urban america and we need to. we need to take a program like this to the usa has here and in this in this in the bay area and scale it up. and what we're seeing here today is the bay area and contra costa. we've always fueled california's economy, but we're preparing for the new future. if passed by the house of representatives, california would receive more than $900 million for projects here in the bay area and throughout the state from the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. time to check in with meteo

talked to the secretary of labor and a key congressmen from the bay area about that, labor secretary marty walsh, former boston mayor in town to push the benefits of the bipartisan infrastructure bill gave us a few minutes to talk about california's labor situation. we're dealing with a pandemic, something that we've never, ever dealt with before, at least in our lifetime. uh and it's a very complicated, difficult time to challenging time to govern last week to the golden state has less. than 12% of the nation's workforce. california's filed 20% of the nation's regular unemployment claims and get this 50% of the nation's federal pandemic claims and the latest numbers show ed staff actually, answers of poultry 8% of the calls it received. and still has a long term backlog of almost a quarter million. claims we're gonna be making investments and reforming looking at reforming some of the way we do business here and moving forward, so i think the federal government does have a role to play and needs to step into this role, but, says the labor secretary, a lot of the problems handed the newsome came

marty walsh is in the bay area talking about president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill, secretaryessman mark to sonia were in concord in richmond earlier today at union skills training facilities. they talked with union leaders, workers and apprenticeship students about the infrastructure bill and abided administrations build back better agenda. we need more of this around the country. to be honest with that we need to make sure that you know, rural america has opportunities as well. not just urban america and we need to. we need to take a program like this. the has here and in this in this in the bay area and scale it up. and what we're seeing here today is the bay area and contra costa. we've always fueled california's economy, but we're preparing for the new future. it passed by the house of representatives. california would receive more than $900 million for infrastructure projects right here in the bay area and throughout the state from the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, the world health organization will begin testing the drugs and whether they can reduce the risk the thre

guest: yellen and marty walsh sent a letter to lawmakers that said it's appropriate for these jobless benefits to rollout. we are better off as an economy. if you are a state that is having trouble getting people back to work, a lot of people are not able to get back. you can use part of your money that was in the stimulus bill and keep some of these benefits going. the labor department is supposed to come out with guidelines for how they can do this on their own. host: sylvan lane reports on the economy for the hill. this is martin in new jersey. you are on with our guest. go ahead with your question. caller: good morning. how are you? i am going on 62. i worked at the same business for 40 years. i was making a good wage. i had decent health insurance. i've bent on unemployment since this started. when you go to get a job now, they are hiring part-time. they don't want to hire full-time. they are hiring at minimum wage with no health care. i am stuck in the middle. i'm thinking about taking early retirement. i would have to take a part-time job to keep up and pay my bills and keep up

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