so what do you think they'll do the way me aware of the range grab morgan know still nowhere near the person that was but this is explain it to my wife like i know i love her. i know i can remember i can recall the feelings miss sensations when we met and we dated, we got married but i don't feel, i don't feel love for her. i don't feel love for my dog and don't feel love or connection. i mean, it's almost like i don't feel for other people's concerns or feelings or emotions. i think that's multifaceted. i think it's partly the drugs, i think it's partly brought on by the severe trauma going through the experience. ah, me ah ah, i think what you're binding deed up against them with a great, over the last 30 years, it was the 1st decision which didn't follow the course of the events and history. what was an attempt to change the course? and the biggest task on the paper is to contradict history, is to change the historical part from the national 4 important what actually drill . why didn't do the the is that about the mark. sounds good. i took my punch in. you got to get some more. yea

morgan know what they are getting into? e, you have people saying if anyone can do it, jp morgan has the resources and know-how. if they can stick the landing, we will have a new banking presence in the u.k. manus: hsbc have their first direct products so there is vintage let's say online only as well. tom, great to have you with us. was there an irrational level of selling yesterday is one of the narratives in the market. futures bouncing back from a 3% implosion yesterday at one junction which jp morgan said it was technical, he was hedging going on. tom: that is it from "bloomberg daybreak: europe," the european open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my

know, bless your senior. so i'm not going to use that. our goal is to get this started read a little bit. i'm not going to do more than a session. you initial morgan might know shit. the bed show the buffalo. yeah, he would love to give each soap supposed to be a good to him by you with your blue the with you the new feature. so would you be putting it in follow through with the union. it's hard to more near now to the side note. every agile is suitable, y'all are usually anchored and you get to the island by boat. the hardest part is getting through the breaking ways. suddenly, from what you were looking at, a lot of the workers all cool near the company on the look over the noisy change. would you call me, please? i was filming on the shore and couldn't work out what was going on. it seemed sergei had just come ashore with everyone else so so you will please. so would you like to do for the water is no partial. it's a pretty old room . it will have a good job up job on the most. well, i've been solved photoshop and you more than you can remember, but talk to the other company marshall over the world. if you still got bill you coco coco ship, you

but because i say one day, but again, if you're morgan already know, scheduled to daniel, but look him one of them. please feel that by you in your customer if i wanted to support daniels, enjoy me one or more critical stuff, you know. but if you don't know a lot of, but by the time you're coming on them, you gotta send me the contact up with misty international. now police, i'm in typical, biomedical that they say what you're saying, you're able bundles, elementary gossip, look him up. but i think it's so long since you got to get to see me or you know, send you the contract as soon as enormous. guess i could tell and i really went up . so another thing they'll see the, the thing they don't show up. what in one of the still feeling sexual from an animal can show viva. if i feel they really want to pick up it enough, you think on panel single death for example. so my film, see a lot, i see the movie up or fish up. i do not know put them on the board or so madison. our work is we're not going to fix up it in is when it comes when they don't know where they will not close up on your mult

you know this, morgan.t. >> it is great some of the moderate democrats spoke out against these representatives. this ideology is not new to the squad. we all remember 9/11 quite well. remember, after 9/11, right after it happened, there were people in this country that thought that we deserved it. they thought innocence deserved to be attacked because they disagreed with our military policies around the world and with our military presence. so that type of ideology is applicable here. the iron dome simply protects innocence from terrorist attack. it goes back to this ideology that we have seen for over 20 years in this country that innocence in america or israel in in case, it doesn't matter when innocence dies if you disagree with the policy and think in some weird twisted way that they fundamentally deserve it. finally, i would say that israel has really depleted their iron dome interceptors because of what we saw happen this spring, earlier in year, with hamas. that's why it is even more important now mo

that indicates that you may be sold out for upcoming october gold week can i confirm that morgan stanley knowsthey're talking about? >> so golden week in the past is quite strong and, you know, we have seen a lot of demand coming in in and it really just depends on the covid-19 situation and what's going on. macao will be like las vegas as covid-19 comes under control and it has beeneffectively in china and the border is open, you know, i do believe that it's going to be a very, very busy place. trying to predict when that's going to happen is really hard but it's clearly going to happen and the demand for macao is great. >> what about the rules they're putting through. for covid-19 and the possibility that elongated quarantines have that cut down on traffic in the month of august. >> yeah. again, the short term that, is clearly cut down a lot on traffic. and, you know, they have a zero tolerance covid policy they kept it at bay in the entire region. that has continued we're going to see how this plays out. i mean, i believe that the vaccination rate in china is somewhere in the mid to high 70

county fairgrounds, emmanuel baptist church in san jose, and at the depaul health center in morgan hill. >> we knowwith some of these vaccines, um, immunity does begin to wane over time. right now, just the pfizer vaccine has been through the process, and has approval for a booster. >> reporter: under cdc rules, pfizer booster shots are available for those who are 65 years or older who got their first round of shots at least six months ago. you can also get a third shot if you're 18 or over, and have underlying-medical conditions, work or live in high-risk settings. >> right now, the fda has not approved any mixing and matching of vaccines. >> reporter: at the white house today, president biden rolling up his sleeve. getting a covid-19 vaccine booster eight months after his first two doses. 23% of americans still haven't gotten any shots. >> that distinct minority is causing an awful lot of us an awful lot of damage for the rest of the country. >> reporter: doctors here in the bay area say people need to get vaccinated. >> by far, more than 90% of the patients in the hospital we are all seeing, inc

i know i'm joined today by creed morgan and a cloog from the sfmta and this legislation was an effort by our team offices so i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> chairman: i also neglected to acknowledge lee hefner with my office. mr. morgan, i did not know you were but it sounds like you are running a tight shop. >> i think this is a great opportunity. i think it's important legislation that will go forward and kind of make a level playing field. >> thank you,, mr. morgan. is there anything left for you to say? >> on behalf of sfmta, i'd like to thank you, you supervisor peskin for your leadership getting to this point. i'd also like to thank ms. free on this important piece of legislation. >> chairman: all right. are there questions or comments from committee members. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. you know, i think identify been i've been in city government for some time now and i would like to be a co-sponsor of the legislation. >> chairman: thank you. all right. why don't we go to public comment list and i've got to go to the meeting

>> morgan, i know there are a lot of covid concerns, but man, is it great to have football back. you so much. >>> new reaction to an appeals court decision to reinstate ron desantis' ban on masks in schools. the order will remain in place while the issue moves through the courts. nbc's stephanie stanton is in tampa, florida. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: yeah, alison, the governor is calling this a victory for parental choice, but some parents don't see it that way, and they are concerned for their kids' safety at school. now let me give you some background on this. two weeks ago a judge issued a stay in the ban on mask mandates siding with a group of parents who sued the governor under grounds that their kids were at risk. now the governor appealed that ruling immediately, and on friday an appeals court actually agreed to lift the stay temporarily while you said, while this issue winds its way through the courts. a handful of school districts, they are defying the governor any way they are putting in their own mask mandates. miami-dade county is one of them, and let's

music from she know city morgan of ziff ness and them and i did. oh man, the if you don't get that be it was in your screen, kill the she for some of the in the house and look at it to come and talk, ha, inadequate, fearful. what is a key? and i don't that can be, it could be a could not be enough, is g, g, c, it on my often it's, he needs his kids in the bed show shuttle this should have indicated that he needs needs that i would, that i, in a, i mean you're right, there's a small piece of rock from another planet which survives entering the atmosphere and lands on the surface. i mean, your rights are extremely rare, but they can be found almost anywhere on earth. however, more samples have been found in morocco than most other countries, partly because the shiny black rock can be seen more easily on dry mountain landscapes. oh, so they're trying to figure explanation for the tumor. rock and lakes got around 40000 years ago. a 100 meter wide asteroid was hurtling towards earth. it broke up into several large pieces which landed in the high atlas m

know this country anymore. with us is correspondent morgan chesky. ck border patrol using whips is being looked into. has there been a procedure since these images surfaced? >> reporter: jeff, we have asked those questions. we have yet to hear back. we're told border patrol agents are not equipped with whips, so why they're on horseback patrol, which is pretty common because some vehicles cannot get to some of the rough terrain on this texas-mexico border, it appears those were the split reins of the rider's horse he was handling there. they are long to control the horse. they can be used in an aggressive manner, and that is why this is under investigation, the secretary promising to have a much deeper look there. as far as whether or not this will change any tactics in border patrol, that remains to be seen. we do know that this incident took place saturday evening, and that is when we saw the incredible arrival of hundreds of border patrol agents, hundreds of texas state troopers who sealed off the border after days of crossings by the haitian migra

i know morgan brennan is ahead of me. i would, absolutely. i feel i have done most things on terra firma sdp. >> i still have plenty of places to go on the planet. i don't need to go to space yet. >> there are supplies places ie to go. disneyland morocco. places like that bertha, thank you. >>> right now, let's get a check of the markets and potentially good news about the rest of the year according to the investment group research, in years with the s&p 500 made the gains we have this year, the index tends to go higher the rest of the year in other words, history is on your side. that's not always what happens let's talk more about it with vance howard ceo at howard capital management history may be on our side it feels like with all of the stuff happening in the markets an a and all of the stuff with the fiscal cliff, it feels like we are more on shaky ground more than the year. how do you see it? >> when we look at the nasdaq and s&p, it looks tired to us. no way saying the trend will not continue to move higher. we firmly believe it is. t

know you love is down 3.5%. citi down 9.5% jpmorgan which has ownership on the desk today is down 2%. serat, you as well citi, jpm, morgan stanley. you claim this is the place to be the market seems to be voting otherwise. >> yes, the market today is saying, you know, they've been voting the other way but i agree with steve it's rare when i do. but i do think these talks have really good catalysts coming forward. their valuations are still cheap. great balance sheets i like the ones i own or the management teams and i think steve is right the fed, we'll probably get the taper slowing down those catalysts will come and help the stocks but there are other things that are helping the stocks, too. they have great asset management businesses, great m & a businesses, great franchises i think at this point what you are seeing is some defensiveness to say hey we have some uncertainty about reopening this delta variants are there why don't we go to the safe place which as you mentioned this is the second worst loss for financials the same thing happened over a year ago so i like the position we're in. i think there's good opportu

morgan chase, of course you, when i have covered him for years here, even before bitcoin, about the shenanigans going on at. if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying, a big clients going to 10 x in the next 5 years. yep. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim. and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up to a point or 52500008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream about jamie diamond. he would be coming toward me and a deserted match and in the hamptons, and for years he just got closer and closer. and then finally, this week he was in view. he was there on the floor weeping and sobbing, and begging forgiveness. and like a good big corner i forgive jamie and now he's one of us. he's now a bitcoin are and welcome your daughter was here a lot sooner. she's obviously got her mother's brains.

morgan chase, of course you and i have covered him for years here, even before bitcoin, about the shenanigans going on at if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying, a big one is going to tax and the next 5 years. yep. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim. and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up 245-250-0008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream.

yeah, it's interesting you you mentioned, you know both spending time at the charles w morgan at mystic seaport, you know by being that that atmosphere but also then being on i mean there's nothing like being on nantucket in winter to you know, inspire lots of thoughts. in some ways. it's easy to see how melville grasp onto this. you know, melville is a young man goes wailing. he's a you know, folksal hand. he reads chases account of the given the book to buy chase's son right when they you know to he's channeling the gods here. yeah, and yeah and and, you know, melville reads this and in his he through the nantucket network got a copy of owen chase's narrative when he was working on moby --. it was very rare by that point and is in in his own copy in the back of it would write you know on the same latitude is where the essex went down. i i read this and had a remarkable effect on me. you know, that's one of the biggest statements and literary history and but that wasn't his only connection. no. no, i mean he i mean he, you know gone whaling him. i mean melville was a collector collecto

livermore conquered morgan hill. but you know, around the bay couple places didn't get out of the sixties. right hayward redwood city, baby, just about 69 degrees taking a live look outside. you can see we do have some of that cloud cover out there and in oakland were about 61 degrees 58 in san francisco fifties also in santa rosa and livermore, san jose sitting at about 60 degrees at this hour, so we do have onshore flow. now we don't have a lot of wind, but it is a little bit of a breeze. and you can see just by the direction of the wind. here it is all. very much trending on shore, and that's going to continue as we get into tomorrow, which is why you see temperatures even cooler. tomorrow live. look at storm tracker two shows you that, you know, we've got the clouds all around the bay, which means that when we wake up tomorrow morning, we're certainly gonna be seeing some of those clouds. some of that fog like we saw today and it's very interesting when you take a look at this big picture right now because. notice that there'

jonathan: you read the morgan stanley piece, i know you always do. i do as well.ht by fire or ice, the equity market, they say the following, it could be continued tightening policy leading to higher interest rates. or we get a payback in demand with weakened confidence over what the consensus expects and the former is cyclicals and the latter has defensive's. how do we come out of this midcycle transition? lisa: they are talking about a barbell on those sectors and you are right, honestly it seems like, tom, this will trigger you, the pendulum of uncertainty. can we do the toilet paper this morning? jonathan: which one is it? tom: i thought the 30 year bond was interesting. jonathan: i agree, that's why a brought it up. that's why lisa asked the question. [laughter] jonathan: uncertainty, good to be back. from new york city this morning, good morning. heard on radio, seen on tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> with first word news, i'm ricky to goop death -- first word news, president biden sang the exit timing saved american lives from afghanistan and said

we are morgan stanley. >>> we all know why i'm here isn't that right? >> no. no!ared towards whole family viewing and they shied away from the more political nature of the 1970s. >> carefully selected this lap, the chair by e-mails. >> because social class is a part of identity, it's a way that sitcoms can reach the broadest audience. >> martin crane. >> oh, in here. wait a minute. >> it was about a father who had been alienated from his sons because they were so up like him. >> where's the tv? >> it's in the credenza. >> it was great for social kmep teary. >> this is the gourmet who dumped it down the disposal. >> it was covered with mold! >> it was supposed to be. >> i'd like a filet mignon lean. not so lean that -- >> he would ask the question how did these two sons come from a cop atlantic that. >> you had martin and daphne at one level and frazier and niles at this sort of rarified area. >> it was daphne's job to kind of burst their pompous balloon. >> you think i'm pretentious? >> you'd teach a word if i gave it a french name. >> it's focused on niles and fr

the bureaucrats like the security age of this one, run in procedure on foreign policy, morgan worst for it's, you know, you know, for free for years and, you know, anonymous, anonymous source, whoever that is, you know, ran the new cycle. and then you have to prominent not particularly virtuous people in my opinion, but prominent journalists, laying out their sources in their and their findings here. and a few people just kind of scratch their head and say, you know what, what, what's tomorrow is whether going to be, i mean it's, there's some in the face that, you know, want to come to terms of that and what the, and any president that comes next, or even the current city, you know, how much competence they have, the military is going to be following them. you don't have that competence finish it up. george said, i knew they really shouldn't have gotten it because the democrats may say, oh, great when you know we've got the, the military on our side, you may not have it because, you know, you know, who takes chairman of the joint chiefs, you may not like the democrats, they feel entirely unencumbered

morgan chase, of course you, when i have covered him for years here, even before bitcoin, about the shenanigans going on at. if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying a bit coin is going to tax in the next 5 years. yep. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim. and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up 245-250-0008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream about jamie diamond. he would be coming toward me and a deserted match and in the hamptons, and for years he just got closer and closer. and then finally, this week he was in view. he was there on the floor weeping and sobbing, and begging forgiveness. and like a good big corner i forgive jamie and now he's one of us. he's now a bitcoin are and welcome. your daughter was here a lot sooner. she's obviously got her mother's brains. but nevertheless, you're, you're welcome. i'm showing you this i

but you know, damian, i really wanna thank kathy for making sure that the morgan hill historical societyocus on latinos as well because it's been missing for many, many years. they've been in existence for 50 years and this is the only-- the second time that they've featured latinos and, you know, kathy goes around the schools talking about her american indian, native american heritage. and she does it through this--the society. and so i just wanna tell kathy, my dear friend, that i really appreciate all her efforts and they should not go unnoticed. damian: no, absolutely. i lived in morgan hill for nine years and it's nice that this recognition of our [speaking foreign language] is alive and well and, you know, it benefits not only us as latinos but it benefits the non-latinos as well. kathy, any final thoughts before we let you go? kathy: we have a lot of activities for the whole family so we have free activities, arts and crafts for the children, prizes for them. we have journaling, science journaling, and we have the tours of the centennial trail, the house itself, and the museum. an

but morgan didn't get lost on an issue so well, let us know, give me a call to correspond. i did not go there. i didn't give you the just a thought slip to get a hold of them to go to the coaches. didn't you call me on monday or gone farley just about that. he made the 730. she met them and i'll be will show no on call enjoyment. for now, good me. oh, wow. so now i'm not so good. doesn't come from a job. the job i knew the going to choose your job. now go lose. yeah. go, do you have any pretty or what jonathan? you're there what never change a you got a problem is cool. moment. do i don't i don't i don't we don't do along with those in the day because you're sitting good. how does the car doesn't puzzle java? who is your it was in the cars or somebody go shondae glee. it was a lot of money to get food photos for them to give them. i would love to make sure they don't know what it is you're on the numbers. okay. i'm gonna move in the rather than to allow that wouldn't be me i want to compare the mere model with a young pattern should have with the marginal i model push me do

knows is jaw dropping. >> had the world in front of her. they say she was america's daughter and also long island's daughter and we're here to memorialize long island's daughter. >> reporter: morganin addition to the grief, a lot of people we spoke with are demanding answers and they want justice for gabby and they want to know where brian laundrie is right now. morgan? >> kathy park, thank you for being there all day and we appreciate your reporting. >>> thousands of haitian migrants attempt to enter the u.s. we are live from the border next with the latest process and talking about the role of race and how many say the migrants have been treated. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. psst! psst! allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestiv

morgan. >> greg: do you know who the beatles are? can you name the members of the beatles?you? say them. >> i have mommy brain. >> greg: the lead singer of the rolling stones? gene simmons. this is amazing. i can do this for a whole hour. >> why are we talking about this? her lack of music knowledge is offensive. >> can you talk about the opera because i can be you on opera trivia. because she is cultured. >> thank you, emily. and she is 21 and beautiful. >> what does that have to do question mike >> because well been alive -- >> greg: i'm getting yelled at by the producers we have to move on. >> i know the one beetle guy married and she broke them up. >> greg: yoko ono? >> who is the one woman -- >> it's like sports stars getting married to a kardashian. >> that is not a great knowledge. >> greg: have to go. we are 10 minutes over. >> greg: while that was delightful. just getting started. so please don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. i

a name that stands will know quite well, he's to manage birmingham and then he went over to the us and then spent the last three years managing orlando, the likes of alex morgan knows what it is like to feel the pressure of managing big stars. earlierthis feel the pressure of managing big stars. earlier this week and i asked him if he was ready for the pressure of managing a huge club like manchester united? i have said this many times and interviews _ i have said this many times and interviews. there is nobody that will put — interviews. there is nobody that will put more pressure on themselves than me _ will put more pressure on themselves than me so _ will put more pressure on themselves than me. so that fans weight of expectations because they love their club, it— expectations because they love their club, it is_ expectations because they love their club, it is never a negative to want to win _ club, it is never a negative to want to win it— club, it is never a negative to want to win it is— club, it is never a negative to want to win. it is never a negative to want _ to win. it is never a negative to want to— to win. it is never a negative to want to win

previously purchased before the fed last year bought more than $6 billion in municipal bonds morgan >> steve, i knowredible reporting around it. thanks for bringing us the latest given that it's a week in which we get more on a fed meeting, it seems like the dot plots are going to be very much in focus what are you watching? yes, to both of those things, morgan do they announce the taper when will they actually affect the taper, and then i think the dot pots is another way of saying what are the feds' interest rate forecast sunny expect those to remain toward the end of 2022, maybe the beginning of 2023. really i think they bring it forward just a little bit. the fed duh not appear to be in a hurry to bring interest rates but it's something that will indeed happen this year. >> steve, i want to go back to your story it's april let's call it 2020. you're a fed board member and you know for lack of a better term the fed's going to come to the rescue or all those different policies they put into place that i remember us talking about while i sat at my kitchen table. are you allowed to trade or not? >>

which was founded in this country in 1962 and through those connections and name you may know from john. hot morganas sent to washington and got a law passed that was known as the comstock law even though it had a more complicated so he comes up essentially this iconic figure with the classic civil war era of biography young religious christians fought in the war and became very overwhelmed with the craziness of manufacturing and it drove him to become a maniac of malcolm gladwell's appearances on book tv. >> hello good evening everyone and events manager and co. owner so thank you so much for joining us

morgan? >> think about justice. we know that law enforcement is frantically searching that florida reserve but now people especially notice public wonder if he was ever even there in the first place. is that now a concern shared by investigators? >> reporter: so police are doubling down saying they're following the information that brought them there and released to them by laundrie's family. we were told that he went hiking near the reserve and he went missing and that's why the search is centered in that sprawling 25,000-acre reserve and law enforcement there have pulled the resources together but also saying that there's a lot of -- a lot happening behind the scenes. issuing search warrants for data and there's a lot happening behind the scenes and law enforcement from different agencies working on the ground with hopes to tracking laundrie down. >> thank you so much. >>> and while the world has been so intensely focused on if circumstances of gabby's death the circumstances sparked another equally important conversation

going to get on a moment more by the regulator called the duke terry, but morgan didn't get lost on an issue so well, let us know, give me a call to correspond. i did not go there. i didn't give you the job flip to get a hold of them. do you have a question? give me a call. no, no, no gone. i did notice about that. he made the road ne, 730. he met the 3rd of them and we will show no on call enjoyment, but not a good while out. so now love a good deal, doesn't i'm a little farmer job or is it a missouri the it to the new the going to choose your new job. when you go, do you go, do you have any pretty or what your what your agenda you got a problem. is there a moment to? i don't i don't i don't we don't do along with them because you're sitting good. how does the car doesn't go through your net? i was in the cars are gone by sunday. go shondae glee. it was a lot of money to get food for them and give them i was young but sure. they don't want to go now, it is your because it on the number they were gonna more than more than in the, in the rather than to allow that wouldn't be me. i want to compare the mir mother k

but morgan didn't get lost on an issue. so well, let us know, give me a call to correspond. i did not go there. i didn't give you the java 1000. 0, hold on. do you have a question? didn't you your call? no, no, no call. i did. finally notice about that. he made the road ne, 730. he met the 3rd of them and we will show no on call enjoyment of but not a good me by law. so now i love a good mission, doesn't i'm a little farmer job amazon. the new job i knew the going to choose a new job. now go lose. yeah, go, do you have any pretty or what are you there? what never change a you gotta put them in. cool moment. do i don't i don't. i don't we don't do along with those in the day because you're sitting good. how's the car doesn't puzzle java who you know it was a new cars or somebody go shondae go way out of the month of june. got food put put only go with the young man the but sure. put on the knowledge. it is your because it on the numbers i'm clear we're going to move that moment in rather than to allow that wouldn't be me. i want to compare the min mother with a young adventur

know until tomorrow. the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show — hegramme would be shown in the us, australia and the uk. still to come a bit later in the programme: we'll find out about those amateur astronauts who have blasted off from florida. if you were watching yesterday, you would remember we were talking about them. but first, an indonesian court has ordered president joko widodo and other senior government officials to improve the hazardous air quality of the capital, jakarta. frustrated residents concerned about the impact of the air pollution on their health launched the legal action back in 2019. bbc�*s asia editor rebecca henschke has the details. jakarta residents are forced to breathe some of the world's most toxic air. the mega—city amongst the top ten most polluted cities in the world. and a group of frustrated residents say it's taking a serious toll on their families' health. translation: my youngest child, she's eight years old, _ and it affects her health quite significantly. we've been to several paediatricians, and one says she

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know you're -- and i'm not related to lenin. >> more like trotsky >> i loved trotsky. >> it takes us back to the morgan stanley note. they look at the logistics head count at amazon, and looking at cost per unit up 50 year on year >> look, if you want to know a company that will figure out how to work without a lot of people is amazon. i think that note is ill-informed i think it has more people thinking about not having people than any other firm. i saw people selling amazon. that's crazy amazon has the capability of making it so that the factories of the future will not have many people >> source of ancillary is media, disney, "shang-chi" is top selling, and netflix, that are ta tadum event in which they rolled out, i think, like 70 new series. >> it's a nightmare, there's nothing to watch >> the sums being spent on content continue to astound. you notice, the question really is not -- are you spending enough which is peacock, which is owned by our parent company comcast. if you're paramount plus or disney plus, how much more can you spend? i derided their content for some time, but things are changing. they are ra

but still struggled just a bit jim lebenthal to you you know love jp morgan goldman sachs. does the performance this week make you change juror mind at all. >> not at all. and you alluded to it. one week is meaningless in the horizon of a long-term investor. i'm not sure i can tell you why this week is bad is it because the 50er is below 1.30 if it is that's the looking at the wrong playing field. this is not necessarily interest rate stories twobs nice if the interest rates went higher and i suspect they will but what's more important is loan losses go down as people regain jobs. you have an expanding economy, increasing loan demand at exertion and industrial as well as on the consumer side. let me parse that a little bit more finally in the last 18 months you've had so much fiscal stimulus basically the government refinanced credit carto card debt backup that game is over. credit card debt goes higher the banks are baying back shares in some cases like at citigroup well below book value. don't be thrown by a week's return this is a place to be over the next year. >> yeah,

tonight a surge of federal agents are heading in, and we now know more about the administration's new strategy to get the migrants back home morgan chesky reports from del rio, texas >> reporter: beneath this border bridge in del rio, texas, a group of migrants grows by the hour the men, women, and children mostly from haiti. tonight, they number nearly 15,000, tripling in size since wednesday. all waiting in near 100-degree heat, washing clothes in the rio grande, sleeping outside for a chance to claim asylum. >> we need the administration, secretary mayorkas, the president, the vice president to call this what it is, this is a crisis >> reporter: with staff unable to keep up with processing, state lawmakers are calling on washington for help. in response, dhs promising a massive movement of migrants, announcing 400 border patrol agents are en route. the agency also resuming deportation flights to haiti within 72 hours, adding, "our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. with del rio's only border crossing now temporarily closed, the city losing cross-border business daily until the migrant situat

you know, the ceos of jp morgan and morgan stanley and such say if you want new york wages, you haveo work at the new york office. what are they trying to get at, and are they right? >> i'm a believer there is a lot of these sort of incidental meetings that are very, very important. however, that said, there is a lot of that that can be done -- some of it can be done remotely, but also, you can have a hybrid model. and i think that when you talk to people, when you talk to workers, the vast, vast majority of people would prefer a hybrid model where they are sometimes in the workplace, but sometimes being able to work at home. i do think there is a danger in the executives who are saying you have to have face time. i think that is an outmoded, outdated way of thinking about things. >> how do you deal with the class divide element of this? a ceo friend of mine said to me about those of us who do think there will be a greater hybrid model, he said to me, the ceo management loves this idea. they all have large suburban houses with home offices. but the younger kids, they don't have that.

headlines day by day we know we'll have this stupid debt ceiling thing let's look past that and see how companies are doing. >> yes, sarat? >> so, josh, i agree with you on j.p. morgan. we own apache and just so you know, apache is not a high-quality energy company and it's one of the most highly indebted company out there it's got great assets and that's why we own it and it's not high quality and you don't put it on the exxon world and balance sheet. it's to other xlp names. just for the viewers out there >> structurally, 50% and they could be -- >> it's not chevron, we agree. of the xop names it's a big move. >> yeah. not just today either. i saw 50 plus percent. there it is. there's today's move and there is year to date 52%. i want to stay on the banks and financials for a minute with you, sarat, because you said a couple of things i kind of take issue with because of what you didn't say you sort of paint a picture as to yet banks are moving the way they are today as looking past covid and this, that and the other way. let's not kid ourselves. the banks are looking at the ten-year today and it's a 5% move in the ten-year and that's why they're moving higher and

mission earlier this morning but for something like 24 hours, it was a new record. >> i know you mentioned morganyesterday but they said this is a step towards space hotels, space restaurants. do you see it as that dramatic and if so, are we all going to need billionaire ben factors to visit them >> at least to start trrls and the nasa administrator talked a little bit about this ta this idea of commercialization of low earth orb some time in the coming years, the international space station is going to reach the end of its life and you have multiple companies building out their own space station concepts right now and developing them. some privately and some in tandem with nasa it does speak to the idea of continued and perhaps more colininization and not just earth orbit but the moon i think this is closer than most terrestrials realize >> during your interview with isaacman, he brought up with costs for other things that came down dramatically for the '80s, for technology we would never imagine would be as cheap as it is now >> look no further than an innovation like gps, which we all use and