you'd been thinking about michelle? >> oh, absolutely. >> he asked michelle to stick with him that night. and she did. and then everything went sideways. >> and it was the worst date in the world. >> what went wrong? >> i don't know. i was totally off my game. i couldn't speak. but then i asked her out again and she said yes and -- >> well, maybe you did something right. >> i must have. i don't know. or she felt sorry for me, gave me another chance. i don't know. >> michelle's family soon met him. >> next thing you know, they're seeing each other and getting pretty serious. >> after she came along? >> oh, my gosh, world totally changed. i mean, sun got brighter. it was just a totally different world. >> michelle and dan married in 2001 and continued to work together at thermo fisher. not long after, along came two daughters. madeline and carly. >> i remember she pretty much said be nice to people. so i am going to be nice to people. >> because she was nice to everybody. >> yeah, she was. >> she would always play games w

michele's friends for years.y'd seen it up close. if her death was a murder, the history of that marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd? >> tell me the way he came up at first. >> to go to rochester. >> he told police he'd driven up from new jersey to rochester to help karrie move into her college apartment. >> she couldn't fit everything into the car. so i had totes back in princeton that i had to bring. so when i arrived on saturday, i went to the apartment and i

on michele's death.r she was found dead. >> we went to the pleasant grove police. we said, you know, "we have this new information. we know about a girlfriend now”" they took no notes. they didn't even listen, they acted like we were out of our minds. >> not only would they not listen, they were mocking us. they were saying, "you're ridiculous, you guys are just upset that your dad has had an affair. lots of people have affairs.” >> in talking with the investigator there in pleasant grove, they felt like this was a natural cause kind of thing. could they have done more? they could have, but i think the initial response was appropriate. >> he said, "we're closing the case.” "sorry, i know that kind of shocks you because she was young to have a heart attack.” >> you just wake up and you try to do what you can. it is living a nightmare. >> i'd try to go to the authorities. i'd go to the governor's office. i went to every single newspaper in utah. i cannot understand why no one would listen. my mother was mu

michelle: not really. the big challenge with the housing market is that inventory would be very low. it is a matter of getting enough time. and that should happen. in time. to me, in terms of the level of interest rates. but i think that is a small part of it. it is much more about payment supply in the market. caroline: great to have some time with you. michelle meyer, bank of america securities head of u.s. economics. coming up, we turn to the rental market. rental demand soaring income and everyone wants to come back to the cities. but will that be put on hold with delta? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: welcome back. today, we are focused on the u.s. housing market. a lot of attention we have been paying to home purchases. but what about the rental market. we have been seeing a lot of inflation spillover. caroline: 17% higher in july versus what the previous tenants had been paying as an average across the u.s.. apparently that is a record. of course, we don't see if you are getting months free, for exa

michelle, i would like to start with you. you wrote a piece in the june issue of foreign affairs as those -- if those in our audience who have not read it, i cannot recommend it highly enough your article talked about the challenges of the department of defense and offered up ideas for change. can you give us an overview of the situation the deity is in, how we got here and what we hope to do about it? >> thank you for convening us. i am looking forward to the conversation. we are in an era of profound geopolitical changes and technological disruptions. we have a rise in china. increasing competition with china. as economic, technological, military law -- military, and even ideological competitions. in this context, the name of the game between these two nuclear powers is during conflict. -- deterring. if you see what is required for deterrence, we cannot rest on our laurels because we believe we are the best military in the world. we will really be challenged to think a new about the challenges of what charter will post to u

" to michelle.e would be sitting on the first row as the first lady with mccartney singing her namesake song. and then there's this picture. this is jacob of philadelphia. his mom said, mr. president, jacob has a question for you. and jacob is like, mr. president, my friends tell me that my haircut is just like yours. and with that, president obama bent over, jacob touched his head. click, i got one photo and it was gone. >> that image was what barack obama had said to us two years ago in an office in chicago. that kid is literally, can't even believe even though he is seeing the president of the united states in the oval office, until he feels his hair, he does not truly believe he is just like me. that image stands for so much more. it stands for how kids will see themselves differently forever. >> it tells you something about barack obama. at the behest of a 5-year-old kid, you go ahead, bend over and let that kid touch your head like that. >> the fact that pete succeeded in offering a window int

michelle: of course.his idea there is a low cost of capital consumers who can speak on debt if they want. they can feel comfortable and confident about the cost of borrowing and even companies more on the services side, when they think about their debt for their financing, they can have potentially lower cost. goods are more sensitive. there is a lot more fixed capital they were investing in. it is all about this forward guidance that qe holds. can qe fix the services side of the economy and get people traveling again? it does not have that type of power. guy: -- alix: retail sales, what did you make of the number today? how do you expect that colors or clouds jay powell today? michelle: i think the fed is very concerned about some of the -- some of what they are seeing around the soft patch of the economy. following the high-frequency data we track shows a softening in the services side of the economy which has been ramping up in a powerful pace until the last four to five weeks and retail sales not capt

the woman comes up to michelle obama this is how michelle interprets it now even the first lady gets treated like hell. this is the message should be taken from this incident. in the first lady of the united states if black gets treated like the help. you could hear the reporter from the people magazine she's reading the magazine. it's an incredibly pernicious thing to do. but by 2014, that is all that michelle and barack had to sell part did not have to be this way. it wasn't supposed to be this way, but that's the way it was. that is when the historians evaluate obama's presidency, or get the scandals. let's concentrate on the great opportunity barack obama had. and i will said this about obama. i think he was sincere when it came to the convention 2004 in boston. he gets up there it is a memorable speech. the democrats all across america were swooning and justifiably he was a rock star. here was his promise. his promise was there's not a black american white america but there's not a liberal america and a conservative america parade there is a united states of america. the people

i think natasha michelle. ashley. really setting the scene as to the initial reports of what's being reported out what's going to sound. she talks about breaches of international law conducted by the taliban summary executions of the civilians as well. as ask and security forces, the restriction of women's movements, and the recruitment of child soldiers. i mean, that's just the start of what she had to say. yes, the un high commissioner for human rights certainly painting a very grim picture of the human rights situation in afghanistan. as she made those opening remarks at the beginning of this emergency session of the human rights council in geneva, she said her office had been inundated with recent reports, reports all of abuses onto the taliban. she went through some of those pieces. she said again, civilians, young girls not being allowed to go to school. women being told that they had to stay at home, human rights defenders being attacked. she also went on to say that in the future things could only get worse if

michelle: absolutely.re worried last summer when we saw this increased number of infections happening during the summer. but epidemiologists were saying that's ok. it's because it's a new virus and we haven't seen it before. we are not getting the normal ebb and flow with all viruses, when rates generally decline in the summer. this is the second year we're seeing that, so it raises questions about what does that mean going forward. and certainly going into the fall, if you're going into school, you have people going back to the office as these return to office policies, or work from home policies expire. we can see yet another search, and that's on nash sur -- surge, and that's on top of previous rates because of delta. dani: do we have any sense of a timeline? we have some companies delaying, we're pushing it back. is there a consensus of one that's being pushed back to, of one we might have people back in offices and mass again -- en masse again? michelle: every company has its own analysis, and every c

well, michelle fab multi bought the wheel. me yeah, in order to live on the welcome a lot of our national have you been to the, to me not been yes. well, not rather the east in oregon but on may. so you're not in the little half about a year that sort of you don't tell me. yeah. i'm not trying to go. i love your new, not having hope a michelle fall. will you talk to you about them? and if i do on the hook you up on the shell, see what her mother i'm and one of the way to clean copy and i live in the glade. well, you know, and so i leave the off the mark is the wheel the novel or the eligible out of the words i to 63 that very it was very, very eventful in siri. and then there's really affairs for what the biggest, the most important was the takeover of the, by this party. huge ship. well, it was just a critical time in ships of the israel, even telegraph, and then the syrian government. so that was very eventful period. cohen paid a visit to israel in march 1963 the same month as the out of nationalist boss. party seized power

the group that michelle is part of, on - that michelle is part of, on telegram, is quite fringe and smallated. she originally managed to get that on the app store, the google play store, reaching huge audiences. a number of people signing up to it when signing up because they believed getting intimate with someone who is vaccinated will hurt them. she told me a bit about it. i would definitely say it has more to do with the very personal - interactions. you know, sharing saliva - or sleeping with somebody or, you know, any of those extreme close contact scenarios. - she has actually faced some difficulties. herapp she has actually faced some difficulties. her app has been ejected from the app store, the apple app store and her instagram accounts have been removed. hippie accounts have been removed. apple aot rid of accounts have been removed. apple got rid of it. — accounts have been removed. apple got rid of it, that _ accounts have been removed. apple got rid of it, that was _ accounts have been removed. apple got rid of it, that was their - got rid of it, that was their decision might

michelle? michelle, i'm going to challenge michelle. michelle got on the bottom. there was a message that was under my head, went on a need to age away. so anyhow. and they came out of the new going to need if we want to be there to get us, he's getting that he can't take with him. i got but i thought that i hinted kim put into the can't hear me out of it. okay. oh wow. or let me know, you can call me and you told me that he might go to listen to that, but i understand that you bring in that little bit under your daughters formerly known as soon as he got to think. i think he did go to that. they one domain, i got on the machine out of daughter and she's telling me it should be, you know, like when you go now you can, they let her know that you guys are going to give them a lot of nominated new get. i mean, i've got another one i've been john, any not even went to go show months or job a little bit tricky. she did on the way one of these are going to see me and don't know, i don't, i don't want to go or she got chip is going to get a no, no, no i think of a and i

michelle snyder of the market gauge group and cad oakley of oxford advisors. thank you both for your time . thank you rachel. time now for a quick break, but when we come back as the f. d. a give full approval to pfizer coleman 1900 vaccine. the department of defense move mandated for service members, will take a look at the legal implications next. and as we go to break through the numbers at the clothes shoes, ah, ah, let's take a trip down memory lane through the history books, talking about geo politics as it was 100 years ago. 150 years ago from some big brain. we're looking at the big map and how that's relevant today. only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking, that is a nation's allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the mind, nations who are the slave, the americans, rock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exists as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning this russian into this dangerous go. you man, that wa

michelle snyder of the market gauge group and cad oakley of oxford advisors. thank you both for your time . thank you rachel. time now for a quick break, but when we come back as the f. d a gives full approval the pfizer cobra 1900 vaccine. the department of defense move mandated for service members, will take a look at the legal implications next. and as we go to break through the numbers of the clothes shoes ah ah, ah, the the guys are the financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price now, well, reduce a lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market to get to the global economy? so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and go into this. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk to the families that up with mark sounds good. i took market function, you go with a good way to show me how do i manage john got that. i've got that limit and i wanted them to

michelle snyder of the market gauge group and cad oakley of oxford advisors. thank you both for your time . thank you rachel. time now for a quick break, but when we come back as b. s t a give full approval the pfizer cobra 1900 vaccine. the department of defense moved mandated for service members. we'll take a look at the legal implications next. and as we go to break through the numbers of the clothes shoes, ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk with still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos. you know, it's that its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon isn't trying to get into to step by step. the amazon empire has extended its grip on the world that was like a duck quacked, like a dog. so amazon looks like monopoly trays like a monopoly makes money like monopoly be

michelle snyder of the market gauge group and cad oakley of oxford advisors. thank you both for your time . thank you rachel. time now for a quick break, but when we come back as the f. d, a gives full approval. the pfizer is coleman 1900 vaccine, the department of defense move mandated for service members. we'll take a look at the legal implications next. and as we go to break through the numbers out the clothes, shoes ah, ah, ah, the the the me, the, the, the world is driven by dreamers shaped by those in me dares things we dare to ask me. oh, i use a military mission against him. we'll conclude on august 31st. i want to go to what i thought the quote unquote a young girl who i really want the proof for my you got to be of subtle company the cut, cut over the whatever the month. okay. that i'm on the 7th, not to get a quote to ship a minute. this was the right weapon against the right. no, no, no body. somebody does not. go through z o o, z the, the signing of the us to all about agreement. and i laid the groundwork for the road ahead toward a lasting peace

michelle, great to have you with us.020, did they medal when it comes to equality and diversity? michelle: i think i am going to have to say no on that one. while we have seen it lauded as the most gender equal, therein lies one of the fundamental issues and what we had seen for gender parity in terms of representation for women and men. we have seen a window into the lived experiences and we just scratched the surface a little bit and the members tell one story but the experiences tell something quite different. >> at the same time, it has really been interesting when you take a look at a lack of resources and a lack of support that women in sports get compared to their male counterparts. yet again, at tokyo 2020, the headlines are all about simone biles, naomi osaka, the australian swim team. is that sort of casting a new light on how much funding should go into women in sports? michelle: some of those examples that you mentioned really bring to light some of the ongoing issues and if we think about it, it was fabulous

michelle meyer is head of u.s. economics at bank of america with card data speaking to this trend. steve, let's start with you. >> the effects of the delta variant are showing up in the high frequency data. flattening out the upward slope of the recovery for some parts of the economy but revealing outright declines in others. open table reservations were actually above their 2019 level in june. now they're 9% below jpmorgan card spending tracker for in-store spending is down 3.9% from -- compared to january 2020 it has stopped improving and ukg shift work, that's a high frequency proxy for employment, it slipped 2.4% in august most of the weakness in the data looks to be linked to the south and the southeast where the delta variant has exploded, hence the census this comes from the delta variant. ukg work shift numbers are down in every region of the country for august looks to be a seasonal component to it. but they're down much more sharply, you can see, in the southeast. that's that second red bar there. growth in open table bookings in florida and texas kekleined sharply. down

there michelle, let's go to you. we see this rapid intensification going from a category two to a category four, just a mere hours. what can you tell us about the latest of its path? latest of its path hi there guys. i'll did such a beautiful job. you can see the scene he's in. the winds are picking up, the water is picking up. the water -- by definition it means increased by 35 miles per hour. but really, since yesterday, it's decreased by 65 miles per hour. so we had that blossoming overnight. since 1:00 advisory. and we're seeing a strengthening still. let's take a look at satellite, because this is the picture telling you of what is happening. when the hurricane hunters go in there. they are the true heroes, really taking those samples of those winds. and we really need them for this data. so, really excited to be talking to them later. when you look at this image, you see all that red, right? that is telling you there is high cloud tops. those are the really strong thunderstorms. that really well-defined i. we h

michelle really needs no introduction. a former under zachary for defense of policy and one of the highest ranking members women ever to work in the pentagon. she is cofounder managing partner. she also cofounded the american security. that first started on the pentagon. she was literally my first port of call to try to get smart on the issues. welcome to you both. i am really happy to be with you both this morning. i think, or at least i hope, we are in the waning days of zoom panels. we can start doing stuff like this in person. michael, i am sure that you definitely feel that way. what is it like talking outside your book, virtually, for instance. >> it would be a lot more fun in person. i am thrilled that we wind up getting people from all over the world and the various events. we will try to continue that even as we try to get back to face to face. to my favorite people in the national security field. you are both very kind to do this event. more generally the question of u.s. grand strategy, national security strateg

michelle, your thoughts? michelle: as you mentioned, afghanistan has been a distraction all trip, something she needed to address. more importantly, the vp had been at pains not to engage on the china subject directly but she did get into that here, she mentioned the south china sea, she mentioned beijing undermining the rules-based order. she did reaffirm that the u.s. does not want any country in the region to have to choose, so they are really reaffirming their commitment to being present in the region and the indo-pacific, it term that predates the current administration, but continues the u.s. policy of trying to get more involved in the region. one part was when she ducked about wanting to promote peace and stability, and impeded commerce, and commitment to an international rules-based order, i think all of that kind of wraps up what they are trying to do in terms of promoting the u.s. while trying to also be tricky in their downplaying china's attention, but also pointing out the problems they have wit

people are trying to have it both ways. >> michelle? >> i do think you have to separate criticism of the way this went down from criticism of the broader strategy and the feedback that there is no excuse that they only create this visa program for afghans who work for not the government but ngos or u.s. aid programs. they created that a couple of weeks ago. people have been trying to bang the drums about the bag lash of visas and people who work directly for the american company. some of that you can attribute to trump and under trump, these programs could have ground to a horticulture. it was the responsibility of the biden administration make this move quicker. it was their responsibility to have a plan in place if this all fail apart much judicially and people expected it to. on the other hand, they do agree with josh that there are some criticisms that are really criticisms of the war ending. you hear some people saying look, the taliban have all of our military equipment now. there is no if we had taken our military equipment, that

michelle, president biden is facing some serious heat after withdrawing troops from afghanistan thisthe taliban has gained ground in the country. the biden administration on the defense today after deciding that now is the time to leave the afghani government and their troops to their own ziss to fight off the taliban. i want you to listen to secretary of state antony blinken on meet the press today. listen to this. >> i have to tell that you the inability of afghan security forces to defend their country has played a very powerful role in what we have seen over the last few weeks. the fact is we invested, the kbrshl community invested over 20 years, billions of dollars in these forces, 300,000 of them. with an air force, something the taliban didn't have, with the most modern sophisticated equipment. tragically, unfortunately, they have not been able to defend the country. >> with people looking at what we are seeing, the planes and the evacuation, to hear blinken say this, what do you make this administration's response, michelle? >> well, look, i think that he is correct that the

le damos paso al tiempo en la ballesta noche nos acompaña michel trujillo con lo más actualizado. >>>ra máxima es de 81 grados pero ese panorama lo vamos estar viviendo los próximos días gracias a un sistema de alta presión que nos va a estar dominando hemos las mínimas para esta noche de domingo, se mantienen en el rango de los 50, 52 será la mínima 57 en san francisco y 55 hacia la ciudad de san josé, también tendremos la presencia de la camarera vemos para esta madrugada de lunes adentro no se hace de la zona de santa rosa y un poco también hace la región de san josé que rápidamente se va estar disipando a partir de las 11 de la mañana dando paso a una tarde totalmente despejada en nuestra zona de cobertura pero nuevamente estas nubes van a regresar a partir de las 10 de la noche de nuestro lunes para que planifique su díavemos temperaturas sumamente agradables. se van a mantener a 60 rosa y san francisco con una máxima de 68 grados, el pronóstico extendido para la ciudad de san josé estamos viendo mañana 81 esos 80 se mantienen hasta el martes a partir del miércoles ese ligero des

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michelle, take it away on the zoom. >> hi, everybody. can you hear me? okay. just wondering if i should -- all right. great. i'm not sure if you can see me, but i am joyce durado. i am a clinical professor at ucsf department of clinical psychiatry and behavioral sciences. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you all. i know that everybody in this room is all about healing justice, and as our moderator has said, the fact is that, you know, most, if not all of us are going to experience trauma at some point in our lives, and with the pandemic, that just adds to that and experiencing the trauma-inducing nature of things like structural racism and xenophobia is so impactful to all of us, so, so important to pay attention to healing, both the healing of ourselves as well as the other. fundamentally, healing involves helping people feel safe, heard, cared for, respected, and valued. and of course, therapists can provide this type of healing, but also can friends, loved ones, teachers, clergy, and other caring others. and our keynote speaker emphasized how cen

michelle taylor, planning department staff.today i am going to provide you an overview of the e.i.r. starting with the project spike. the project site is located 733 turn street ports mouth square and the pedestrian bridge to connect the two properties. it is at the border of chinatown neighborhood. ports mouth square is a full city block 57,000 square foot bi-level park with under and over ground parking street. kearney street is southeast corner. this is home to chinese culture center which occupies third floor of the hotel directly across the road from the ports mouth square. the kearney street bridge is stylish extension of the hotel and separates the concrete forms and details. this is the status of the site. it is a resource for the purpose of ceqa. it was established in 1835 as part of the early settlement of san francisco. in the early days the public functioned as unofficial and later official gathering space. some of the san francisco most important early buildings public square including californias first public scho

michelle said. one nipple appeal gives me a shit or what i, what she stole. but so miss toler just told her to cut out, i wish i'm not such a softer such a level. you leave the luxury to you to come with you to see me new york. so they showed if we start our only nationalist for a year, so see me. i love that. would you send me of your leases reduced to somebody to go for renewal for lease loyalty because of her loan, you could butcher, we cardelia. mr. horshal. good. well sure. would its learning she reason yourselves if when, when you get ready because of yours buffer as that way. yes, it's mozilla. and when you go there to be on you, but it was from which via him proceed. you push the ah, the state committee on the state of emergency the declared gorbachev to be sick and confined him to his dodger in florida consisted of the heads of security agencies and high level soviet officials. they believed that perestroika had hit a dead end and that the forces in power had led the country to collapse. apart from sidelining, the president of the plan in gold imposi

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want to bring back michelle grossman back as i had to cut her off for the governor there. you have heard the governor speaking about power outages which you have been talking about all day, talking about the massive amount of rain we could feasibly get and the storm surge looking at the long island sound. talk me through the impact they could feasibly see when it comes over water, making landfall and then you have the long island sound and then connecticut, is there a potential the storm could feasibly weaken by the time it makes landfall in connecticut given it has a bit of land to make its way over? >> it is such a good question. you gave so many great tips and takeaways, too. it could feasibly. it is expected to decrease a tad, but you know what? it is so close, it is going to make land fall in long island as a category 1 and decrease to a tropical storm when it hits connecticut or rhode island. but you know what? the numbers don't really matter. the impact is going to be the same. >> got it. >> we are still going to get the heavy rainfall. he mentioned that sponge. tha

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michele really needs no introduction. she is a former undersecretary of defense for policy and one of the highest ranking members women ever to work in that mail bastian that is the pentagon. she is cofounder and managing partner of west exact advisor. she cofounded the center for a new american security. she has a bachelors degree from harvard and masters from oxford. when he first started on the pentagon speech she was literally my first port of call to trying try and get sme issue. so welcome to you both. i'm really happy to be here with you this morning, and i think or at least i hope we are in the waning days of zoom panels and soon we can start doing things like this in person. michael, given that you're on book tour i'm sure you definitely feel that way. what's itou like talking about your book virtually? >> with you to be a lot more fun in person. although i am thrilled that we in this zoom world wind up getting people from all over the world and the various events we do and, of course, that's one of the things i

michel barnier, who served as the eu's chief brexit negotiator, enters the race to challenge emmanuel macron in next year's french presidential election. and the most decorated paralympic swimmer in history tells us about his remarkable journey as an athlete before he retires next year. hello and welcome. president biden has vowed to hunt down the islamic state militants who carried out a twin bomb attack at kabul airport, which killed more than 90 people, including 13 us service personnel. it was the deadliest day for american troops in afghanistan in a decade, but mr biden said the us will not be deterred by terrorists and will carry on evacuating people from afghanistan. earlier, the british prime minister, borisjohnson condemned the attack as despicable and promised to continue the uk's evacuation efforts. we start our coverage with this report from graham satchell. for hour after hour well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos of the last week in kabul turned to carnage. some arrived by ambulance, some in the cars, some in wheelbarrows. afghans who had ho

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michelle: they are still working on that.re still coming out, and we do expect for that to happen. they are just taking it very slowly. at some point, we will see the balance shift between the risks and the benefits. the number of kids who have been affected by delta has been skyrocketing. we are starting to see serious mortality and morbidity's, children getting very sick and reports of death, so we expect there will be this balance shift for these younger kids under age 12, and hopefully, that will come soon, and we know there is already pent-up demand for that group of people, but the actual emergency authorization is still pending. haidi: michelle cortez there in hong kong with the latest. and with the covid out break in south wales, that keeps getting worse despite weeks of lockdown conditions. the state has recorded another record of cases on monday, total cases now more than 20,000 in the current outbreak. we are joined now. we will get fresh numbers. it feels like they have lost control of being able to trace all of t

michelle: it is a hopeful sign. i will not celebrate too much. seen travel reopening plans from singapore and elsewhere too. but we got a sign this week when the travel minister told bloomberg they were looking at different arrangements reopening pilot programs from september, when singapore is expected to be above that 80% full vaccination target. so this announcement yesterday was a concrete sign that something is moving forward, with specific countries added to that list for quarantine-free travel, not controlled itineraries. not just business travel, but maybe some of these other pilot programs. there has been a lot of angst in the business and other communities on just getting home. in hong kong, it has been on-again and off-again. i missed the opportunity to see you guys. that is now off, given that hong kong and singapore are divergent in their approach. but at least hong kong and macau are now added to a restrictions list. so we got some clarity on these different categories of lesser quarantine. some 7 --day quarantine's for certain coun