. >> they have been for many years one ofof my favorite programs is merrill lynch with investing payst was 25 years ago on the idea that the founder of merrill lynch would write widows of world war ii veterans and offer advice. so the opportunity for these financial institutions to expand what they have been doing for many years is significant but they are doing it. if investing pays off then there are significant investment companies they are making. but the challenges they don't have the numbers or the ability for these institutions to provide the access because we are not counted as the lgbtq community the chamber of commerce is the only place they can go for the data the federal government doesn't have that data. >> i thank you for that. that keys things up for watson because you talk about data collection. when you elaborate on that a little bit more. >> yes. there is a significant information gap with lgbtq people because there is inadequate data collection and those surveys. it is important for all data collection where we are examining economic well-being. and with their gende

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now this one in boston is particularly interesting because whoever wins that merrill race in boston, they will be 2 things. they will be a woman and they will be men of color. so that is an historic election. and they're also looking for a met in minneapolis, but the big thing in minneapolis today is a vote on changes to the police because we've seen these talks, are these claims that the police needs to be the to be defended. any 3 radicalized following. the murder of george floyd, one of the things that they are voting on is whether or not the police departments should be replaced with a new department of public safety. and that would come under the guys all the guides of the mare and the city council. effectively at supporters say, you know, say somebody calls the police because there is an issue with somebody with mental health problems. you don't want to cops with guns to turn up. you want a licensed health professional to turn up somebody who is a qualified to deal in that scenario. so there were lots of questions or who, whether or not the police should be replaced. some of th

that includes merrill offices and the 5 largest cities. the opposition is alleging voter fraud. north macedonia, as prime minister has resigned health to his governing social democratic union parties, suffered a major loss and local elections, thorns i have conceded defeat in the most important contests, them as race. and the capitals copier candidates supported by the main center, right opposition party is set to win at least half of the countries. the policies for sure that i get those wallets. your citizens allow me on behalf of the social democratic union of macedonia and all our people to congratulate our opponents for winning the local elections. i am taking over the responsibility for such developments of the political events, including the results of these elections. i am here by resigning from the position of the prime minister and the president of the social democratic union of macedonia . as mexico's day of the dead approaches, the as tech marigold was beginning to appear in every household. the flowers linked to pre hispanic times, but still very much present and mod

i am utterly disgusted that the leader of the dupage democratic party at merrill, a man's key, would have so little compassion and decency to make light of the tragedy. and to say, wisconsin citizens, even the children in some way, deserved what happened to them. no matter your party affiliation right now, all of our thoughts and prayers need to be with those families who lost loved ones . and those who are hospitalized that they recover from their injuries. by trying to link one a sheet to this census, loss of life during christmas, pray shows how out of touch and single issued some people can be marilyn manson. he was fired to over a tweets with another democratic party official calling the post callous and reprehensible we spoke with spike co in a 2020 vice presidential candidate from the libertarian party. he says, the only connection between these 2 incidents is that they both happened in wisconsin. whatever point she thought she was making, it was not a point to make. it is not comparable to what happened with the cow rittenhouse situation in the 1st place. and even if it was i

and then there are other local elections, merrill elections, where results have come through. is there any picture emerging about, you know, rejection or otherwise, of, of, of certain policies of certain parties, anything you're seeing from all of this? you know, there's an easy political analysis, say, which is always to over to over determine the last election. this tells us everything, this revealed something but elections are very clumsy instruments. so i am very hesitant to do that with the possible exception of new jersey, new jersey, who said that should be easy. rates are going to be an easy rates for democrat. and this day and age running for reelection and if he loses there, that is a sign that the democratic party has really, really, really failed to get this message out. but moreover, that without donald trump personally on the scene, it's hard to mobilize voters to be afraid of donald trump. it was a big reason that you're bite and got the math and turn out is a 2020 election. so new jersey for me is actually more important. so if you want to understand what may h

that includes the merrill officers in the countries, 5 largest cities, opposition. there was motion fraud. exploiting natural resources is vital for economic growth in many parts of the world that is despite the damage it does to the environment. inequity. for example, illegal mining has been a way of life for decades. but there are now fears about government plans to issue more international licenses. theresa bo reports now from the city of estimate of us a community resisting the advance of large mining companies. this is the pacific, or dorian forest, an area field with wildlife and unique vegetation. it is slowly being devastated. bulldozers are used to divert the river as illegal miners try to find gold. as an hour has been doing this for 12 years. he says he rents the equipment and hires members of the community to help out of them on the mac, m, as in boy, we bring a machine and we make a whole and then we get the material and start building a pool. and then we start extracting when we get a 150 grams of gold or so than it's worth moving somewhere else. peopl

and that includes merrill offices and the countries 5 largest cities. the opposition alleges vote for the elections were overshadowed by the rest of former president because sack is really is returned to georgia from excel was seen as an attempt to boost opposition support friends present. emmanuel mcroy has told the u. k prime, and he said that the ball is in britain's court regarding an escalating dispute and fishing rights. they met on the sidelines of the g 20 in rome, but failed to reach the agreement. alex here, brian reports, side by side at rome's famous, trevi fountain, french president, emanuel macro and british prime minister parish johnson, appeared to be in good humor. but behind the smiles, the escalating tensions between their 2 countries showed no sign of letting up a meeting away from the cameras. failing to bring them closer to agreement, met no labor in off gone. now the ball is in their court. if the british don't make a move, obviously that measures that a plan from the 2nd of november onwards will have to be put in place because it

learners thousands recently took to the streets for the funeral of francisco pucky dog then in incumbent merrill candidate who was killed in broad daylight. more on the campaign trail. human rights observers say would happen to get then, is just one of dozens of similar cases of politically motivated attacks in the lead up to this year's general election. a phase one i thought that looked like they own work that will enter. we've had 31 politically motivated violence that's in the country. hold candidates for popular elected positions. more to have. we have many criminal attacks nationwide that form part of the current political climate. yes. in honduras is capital to gucci. guide me in the woods, spent her mornings in her artisan workshop at another point in indigenous rights activist meeting as art often portray scenes of daily life in indigenous mosquito communities. medinah was also until recently a political candidate, how by a hint, then she tells al jazeera that even after ending her campaign, she worries about being a target of violence. as this advocate yourself, henry, it's something i

if you look at the bank of america merrill lynch move index, it is expected to continue.hen does that affect risk assets? does anyone care that you've got up-and-down short-term rates that actually is the benchmark for so many borrowing costs? this is one of my key questions. jonathan: i am just going through a range of calls from td. one of the calls a steeper twos-tens curve. morgan stanley has picked up on the disconnect in this bond market. it is curious to see a deeply negative real fed funds rate of -6% in the yield curve that has actually been flatter because there is the belief the fed does have to come back in. tom: for global wall street, stay with us. the conversation with priya misra is going to be just stunning. jonathan: it comes up next. the head of global race strategy at td securities. -- global rates strategy at td security. for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comca

joining us to discuss this from cop is the ceo of the supermarket chain, steve merrill.oup of businesses. the uk's sixth largest food retailer. great to see you. thanks for joining us. we have heard from the ceo of mann delays about the -- of mondelez. it starts with the farmers. that is where the input costs comes from. you've been front and center with the british retail consortium in terms of putting together a plan for british retailers to make this transition. is that plan aggressive enough? steve: it is a great question. you have to recognize we are trying to float all votes and bring all businesses along at the same point. this is where cooperation works well and as the chair, i have a way to help create those pathways. the larger businesses are working towards 2040 two net zero. that is something we are focusing on but we are imposing on ourselves reviewing every five years. i like to think we could get there a lot quicker. this is a problem for the world, how it will heal the climate and heal the world again. but fastest we can get there, the better. it will req

qiagen said to be in talks with bio merrill for a potential tie up.see if this deal can get done. qiagen had a big deal last year to combine with thermo fisher. a smaller deal here, rr donnelley apparently in a deal with atlas holdings to be bought out for about $852 a share. at about 2:00 a.m. this morning, chatham, basically its largest shareholder, said he was willing to pay $9.50 a share. it is about a two deal on an. enterprise basis. -- on an enterprise basis. tom: thank you so much. we can rip up the script with abby joseph cohen. she's unclaimed with goldman sachs. she is one of the people that keeps the fearful in the market part of the painting over at the goldman sachs shop. we are thrilled that the advisory director joins us this morning. i am going to rip up the script, and i can do this for someone who wrote aristotle on investment decision-making in the financial analyst journal a million years ago. we are all getting lengthier. we are all playing the parlor game of extending the x-axis. we have been here before, haven't we? abby: we ce

. >> merrill marco was the soul of our show. >> excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, i'm sorry.nd what looks like minnows, a thing full of minnows, dave. >> she came up with stupid pet tricks and viewer mail. >> i'm going to introduce now our first pet and his owner in "stupid pet tricks," ladies and gentlemen. history is being made here today. >> all the remotes. >> you just can't beat eating near a cab, a truck, or a bus. >> the whole show is all from her mind. >> if anybody had watched the show from the first day, i think they would have seen a really strange kind of experimental evolution. >> hi there, good morning and welcome to "the david letterman show." my name, of course, is david letterman. >> i remember very clearly, my senior year in high school. i'm rushing out the door. my sister kate yells out, you got -- get back here. get back here. you got to see this. >> and just get ready to enjoy "the david letterman show." we'll be right back. >> everything was off. and i was hooked. >> we're outside of the rca building this morning -- >> we seemed to be building a cult fol

legendary merrill lynch, holding out a shingle in toronto right now.never seen the ambivalence in a david rosenberg note like i see this morning. it covers everything we are doing in this november. jonathan: that is what is amazing about this topic, this moment in economic history is how divided intelligent people are on the same topic. here is data from the new york fed empire index. the employment component of this a record high. there is still decent data out there. prices up seems to be the story. in terms of the employment numbers, the employment numbers in this read look good. tom: i will call it a tertiary statistic although it has gained importance in this pandemic. it does not compare with what we see tomorrow on retail sales. we'll give you a full briefing tomorrow early in the morning. jonathan: later i will catch up with esty dwek on why you want to stay with this u.s. equity market. we will have that conversation in 20 minutes. a big focus worldwide on oil. from abu dhabi, yousef kamal. yousef: much of the questions have been around the oi

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she merrill was in the car with her uncle on october 6th when a road rage incident occurred with anotherriver and that led to her being shot and killed no arrests have been made in that case either. and then before that you have a 23 month-old jasper wu shot while in the car with his mom in oakland by a gang-related gunfight on 8.80, unfortunately, no arrests have been made in that case either. so a lot of these investigations where the police department is hoping to find out who is responsible. now there's been 127 homicides in oakland just this year. and we'll say it again. ken, this violence, please stop. that's what police are really trying to. have that prevent that. hopefully these tactical teams were co looking from the police department today and learn more about their efforts for now reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all right. thanks much, sara. >> well, unfortunately, we have to tell you about a crime that first started in oakland then ended in oakley in the east bay and 13 year-old who is apparently now under arrest for carjacking after leading police on a high-spe

it was started on the idea from the founder of merrill lynch when he would write to widows of veteranshow they could invest their pensions. for these institutions to expand what they have been doing is significant. they are doing it. if you look at investing pays off or another program from goldman sachs, there are investments these companies are making. -- we don't have the numbers because we are not counted as a community. if goldman wants to expand to focus on lgbtq small businesses, the chamber of commerce is the only place they can go to that data -- for that data. once we count, we can start to be a part of it. rep. wagner: thank you. could you talk about data collection and can you elaborate on that more as mr. sears just two? >> there is a significant gap because there is inadequate data collection of sexual orientation and gender identity in federal surveys. it is important for all of data collection were we are examining economic well-being. just communities overall, that we include questions that ask people about their gender identity, their sex assigned at birth, and their

meantime, fund managers, bank of america, merrill lynch, global fund managers, my heavens, they weresh only 61% think inflation is transitory how many rate hikes are they expecting? they're expecting just two rate hikes next year and a good percentage are only expecting one rate hike. powell will be happy to see that none, 13%. a small minority expecting more than two rate hikes. they're longing tech stocks, some of them are long bitcoin. and long esg generally crowded trades indicate a little bit of you're sticking your neck out pretty far there, carl, for some of these fund managers. esg may or may not have peaked in 2021, but still getting a lot of assets under management back to you. >> talk to you in a bit. >>> let's take a look at bonds today. retail sales up three straight months industrial production, cap utilization post-covid high. we're ten minutes out from business inventories and the 30-year back below 2 we're back in a moment i think you're going to like it here. umm, why is everyone... throwing things at me? look, as cfo it's my job to be ready for whatever's next. tha

economists are obviously not all on the same page some argue this is quite inflationary, goldman sachs and merril lynch and a host of other firms that worry about just that and then some have even gone so far to say that this approach and still pushing for this bigger spending package after the contest in virginia and new jersey this week, show that, you know, democrats are tone deaf. how do you answer that? >> well there's nothing tone deaf about advancing a policy that has 60 or 70 or 80% support among the american people, which if you look at what's under the hood as a build back better package, that's what we're talking about, support for expanding access to healthcare, the provisions that we have in there to get everybody to preschool or to make child care more affordable and my favorite thing about this package is that when you tell the american people how we're going to pay for it, you get into that issue of how's this going to be paid for the support gets even higher because americans know as a matter of common sense that it makes no sense for some corporation that makes billions of dolla