country from monday a maximum of 4000 will be able to return each week the prime minister scott morrison says it isn't follows a surge of coronavirus cases in the state of victoria. at a time when victoria was idle to take flights again then obviously the challenges to the system presently posed by the outbreak in victoria would have subsided and that then of course would mean that be less pressure on the system nationally so until that is under the. under control world even beyond that it has been under control in victoria ziba to take up that has does flights again then will be in a restricted to pass city for the foreseeable future and like a joins us now from australia's capital canberra nicholas are scott morrison that talking about certain limitations on arrivals into the country what most even saying. yeah this isn't good news for any is fairly and trying to return back into the country from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake figures

morrison says the new chinese security log represents a fundamental change.tizens of hong kong who may be looking to move elsewhere. life somewhere else. to take their skills, their businesses, and things that they have been running under the previous set of rules and arrangements in hong kong, and seek out opportunity elsewhere. australia has always been a very welcoming country to such people from all around the world. will call for a moderate approach when it comes to reviving the u.s. economy. sources have told bloomberg his plans would shelve some of the more ambitious proposals being pushed by progressive democrats. the presidential nominee plans to deliver the detail in an economic speech today. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. manus? manus: indeed. coming up, we have your stocks to watch. at the open. two big corporate stores. airbus, the sales drought. the european plane maker worsens and we have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i cannot

let's check in with cheryl palmer, the ceo and chairwoman of taylor morrison welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks for having me jim. how are you today? >> trying to stay safe like you, right? >> good deal that's what matters. >> you were the first person to actually just lay the thesis out in your excellent call you said there was a thesis at the beginning of the pandemic involving a flight from urban areas where personal space is limited to more suburban or rural areas where space is more abundant and you say it is a real phenomenon you have the floor >> yeah, it sure is, jim as i talked about on the call, you know, early on it started off as a lot of chatter. so we do a considerable amount of research and have watched the trend grow week over week in the last i would tell you 20 weeks and what started out as talk amongst our visitors and some of our internet traffic has turned into reality amongst our buyers. what's most interesting, jim, there's a number of reasons they're making that move it's not really just flee the urban corridor, but it's their desire to get more space, their

will now be challenged will be mandatory for day quarantine that they do need to undertake scott morrison says that people have had months to come home and this is necessary for results is to be focussed in other areas since borders were closed. about 350000 people have returned to his star leah but right now it might be a long white for those 2 are the same gauge their life for us in sydney nicholas thank you. 2 more latin american leaders have been infected by code 19 the libya's interim president jenene un is became the 3rd lead in the region known to have contracted the disease and the head of venezuela's national assembly. has announced he's also tested positive on wednesday brazil's president said he had the virus he previously dismissed it as a little flu. the u.n. secretary general is warning the pandemic will force millions of people in latin america and the caribbean into poverty. $18000000.00 could lose their jobs women black and indigenous communities will be the worst hit. our ports nothing one is ours. 3rd many in latin america to have it caused by the covert $900.00 pandemi

scott morrison has suspended an extradition agreement with the city.s live is annmarie hordern who has details. this is not the first time -- australia is not the first country to do this. what is the latest on this relationship? annmarie: certainly not. more countries are expressing concern, australia just the latest today, saying they will suspend its extradition agreement with hong kong, and they will be giving skilled migrants from hong kong five-year visas with a permanent pathway to residency. are concerned about the hong kong national security legislation with china. canada extended its agreement with hong kong last week. u.k. is also opening its doors to millions of hong kong residents. australia is taking it from stance, similar approaches in the stance against china. andtions between australia china have been icy recently. australia's largest by far, number one trading partner. we have tensions regarding with mine, where australia wanted to send investigators. china imposed tariffs, halting beef exports. want to watch. the australian dollar i

from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake figures by hoff's in terms of when that cap can be lifted the prime minister's said that will only happen when the corona virus outbreak in the city of melbourne is contained in right now of course there are $5000000.00 people under pasha locked down in the city and surrounding some regional surrounding areas there on the allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons and on thursday we saw another record day of infection cases so it doesn't look good for those returning travel as there was another $288.00 people testing positive for corona virus in the city of melbourne and as scott morrison says that all of a strategy is resources in this area needs to be going to fighting that outbreak of course if he's a trying to stop it spreading to other parts of the country so there is a huge contingent of federal police and strelley and defense force personnel along the borders to make sure people on cro

operator and i'm going to tell you your prime minister scott morrison claimed there was no flavoring in australia i think slightly tempered those remarks. well a strait has been good on the bedrock of lies and deceit has been built on the bedrock if you lark of the environmental cause your non the blood of our people like us and our people have suffered massacres and a locked into a continued secret war that i would say is it's not you know equal but just as profound as the. experience of the nazis and what they did to the jews and and to to others look a stronger use got to he history started when you got scott morrison outside the prime minister to the world that well hang on a minute we don't treat our black people like you know they do in america you know the world doesn't have anything to cry about because the knowledge of the history's been defined of the dicta and not defined by the vanquished so the aboriginal works hasn't been heard and through the united nations and the world health organization the children you know unesco and all these other international bodies have not

from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake figures by hoff's in terms of when that cap can be lifted the prime minister says that will only happen when the corona virus outbreak in the city of melbourne is 10 times and right now of course there are thought of 1000000 people under possible lockdown in the city and surrounding some regional surrounding areas they're on the allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons and on thursday we saw another record day of infection cases so it doesn't look good for those returning travellers there was another $288.00 people testing positive for corona virus in the city of melbourne and scott morrison says that all of the strategy is resources in this area needs to be going to fighting that outbreak of course fees are trying to stop it spreading to other parts of the country so there is a huge contingent of federal police and strongly and defense force personnel along the borders to make sure people

taylor morrison had challenges in its active adult segment. i had to look that up.t is housing communities for people 55 and up. it is not a retirement community, but really for empty-nesters. that hit a trough in mid-march and has been recovering ever since. the backdrop to all of this is historically low interest rates, and also tight inventory. there is not a lot of inventory for everybody moving from the city to the suburbs, and consumers are taking advantage of the low rates. we some mortgage applications increased 2.2% last week, recovering from two weeks of declines. one thing to highlight is according to bloomberg intelligence, taylor morrison is one of the most exposed to the resurgence of covid-19. the demand that builders have seen overall are being driven by markets as now coronavirus hotspots, places in texas and florida. but the strong showing of taylor morrison put that concern to rest, it also takes away some of the sting from kb homes disappointing results at the end of last month. if you look at homebuilders overall, all indexes are up by 1% on the

. >> it's a story keith morrison followed for nearly ten years. >> i get a call from her boss said she hadn't showed up for work. >> they found her in the car. >> i saw in the back, ligature marks. >> didn't deserve that. >> a small island. small pool of suspects. i had no idea he was a drug dealer. >> the soon to be ex-husband. >> that morning he called in sick. >> was there a polygraph. >> and the lover? >> he didn't do that good either. >> without much to go on, this case was growing colder by the day. >> nothing, just nothing happened. >> but a father doesn't forget. >> i have to have justice for my daughter. >> after all these years, are there still secrets to uncover? >> quite a journey for you. >> it isn't over yet. >> this father finally got his answer. but is it the one he wanted? >> every in my wildest dreams would i imagine what we're going through now. : >>> held. sandra galas was born and raised on an island known as one of the most beautiful places on earth. how could something so ugly happen there? the young mother found strangled to death in her garage. police immediate

to the jews and to to others look a stronger use gotta hit me history son of when you got scott morrison outside the prime minister to the world that well hang on a minute we don't treat our black people like you know they do in america you know the world doesn't have anything to cry because the knowledge of the histories been defined of the dicta and not defined by the vanquished so the aboriginal us hasn't been heard and through the united nations and the world health organization the children you know unesco and all these other international bodies have not focused probably all the funny enough on the issue of what's happening to aboriginal people in this country and the recent devastation of the jew can gourgeon the colonies past to be put into perspective of history of where people understand the ongoing trauma of genocide and the disrespect of our culture and our people ok well let's get to that instruction let's get out of that destruction rio tinto famously financing henry kissinger in the past when accused. by china of espionage rio tinto has apologized and said it was a misunde

from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake figures by hoff's in terms of when that cap can be lifted the prime minister's said that will only happen when the corona virus outbreak in the city of melbourne is 10 times and right now of course there are thought of 1000000 people under possible lockdown in the city and surrounding some regional surrounding areas they're on the allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons and on thursday we saw another record day of infection cases so it doesn't look good for those returning travel as there was another $288.00 people testing positive for corona virus in the city of melbourne and as scott morrison says that all of the strategy is resources in this area needs to be going to fighting that outbreak of course fees are trying to stop it spreading to other parts of the country so there is a huge contingent of federal police and strelley and defense force personnel along the borders to make sure peo

jane morrison passed away last thursday. i don't know if anybody has seen this, but this is how i like to remember her from last year when i was at her house, in which many of you are familiar with her home. so jane morrison was considered, really, the godmother of san francisco. she was always about grass roots. progressive politics, she really knew how to command a room and was always a classy person, and she always knew the best time that she should leave a party. and she was born in -- in 1920 in oklahoma. she already had a career as a journalist and editor with the associated press before she even moved to northern california with her husband, jack morrison. although her husband was in the public eye, jean was a real work horse behind the scenes. she continued to work in public affairs for knpr radio, and in that role, promoted the hiring, promotion, and equal pay for women in radio and news journalism. jane single handedly made the media industry understand that the effeminate media belongs in the mainstream media and

here's keith morrison with "manson." >> april 14th, 2016. a clear, blustery day in the high desert outside los angeles. inside the walls of the california institution for women, a gray-haired 66-year-old inmate appears before the parole board, as she has done many times before. but this time something remarkable. >> a parole board panel is recommending the release of former charles manson follower leslie van houten. >> leslie van houten, a name on the list forever linked with one of the most famous crimes and criminals of the 20th century, charles manson. >> you don't understand me. that's your trouble, not my fault because you don't understand me. i don't understand you either! >> the story of charles manson, his family and all the horror they wrought is buried in archives, memorialized in media long obsolete, and yet somehow it feels present. that hot summer night that caught the world utterly unprepared, when los angeles became suddenly a very scary place. it was august 9th, 1969, around 8:00 a.m. officer jerry derosa was a young cop with

. >> yeah, so my name is josh morrison.'m a volunteer for human challenge trial for covid-19. >> josh morrison is volunteering to do something most of us are trying hard not to do, get infected with the novel coronavirus. this is different from the vaccine trials already underway , where volunteers get an experimental dose and go back to their daily lives to see if it works, a process that typically takes months. >> a human challenge trial is a way of testing a drug or a vaccine where the volunteers are actually being deliberately exposed doing that but -- to infection, so you can see how quickly a vaccine works. >> josh helped launch one-day-sooner for challenge trial volunteers. more than 25000 people have already signed up. no drug companies funded the project. and though some have expressed interest, there has been no testing this way yet. and while the pandemic is almost unprecedented, challenge trials or not. you may have heard of edward jenner, the english doctor credited with pioneering the smallpox vaccine. people

jane morrison passed away last thursday. don't know if anybody has seen this, but this is how i like to remember her from last year when i was at her house, in which many of you are familiar with her home. so jane morrison was considered, really, the godmother of san francisco. she was always about grass roots. progressive politics, she really knew how to command a room and was always a classy person, and she always knew the best time that she should leave a party. and she was born in -- in 1920 in oklahoma. she already had a career as a journalist and editor with the associated press before she even moved to northern california with her husband, jack morrison. although her husband was in the public eye, jean was a real work horse behind the scenes. she continued to work in public affairs for knpr radio, and in that role, promoted the hiring, promotion, and equal pay for women in radio and news journalism. jane single handedly made the media industry understand that the effeminate media belongs in the mainstream media and de

morrison says it is concerned about the legislation.ten in. >> we have learned from our success in managing immigration in the national interest and we will continue to do that, but our immigration program provides some particular opportunities to those who have been living as citizens in hong kong and around 10,000 or thereabouts of hong kong citizens, residents currently in australia on student visas or temporary work visas. what we have agreed to do is, we have agreed to adjust the policy settings to ensure that for skilled and graduate visa holders, we will extend visas by five years from today, with a pathway to person -- permanent residency at the end of those five years. if you are a current or future student, you will be able to stay for a total of five years once you have graduated, with a pathway to permanent residency at the end of that timeframe. if you are a temporary graduate or school visa holder, your visa will be extended to provide an additional five years from today . in addition to the time you have already been in a

here is keith morrison with "the threat." >>> tucked away in the corner of this cemetery is the final resting place of a woman called joan, barbara joan lockwood. she wasn't a famous woman, joan, wasn't rich or celebrated. she lived a quiet life in a quiet place and was buried here more than three decades ago. but oh, if ghosts could rise from their graves, if joan could speech to us now, what questions could she answer? what vision for this man, this tough, aggressive prosecutor who now fears for his life? >> this man is a threat to me. he's a threat more importantly to my family. >> some cases refuse to lie down and die. >> here we are now. >> joe lived when she lived a thousand miles south of that cemetery a few miles from the beach in l.a. in a suburb called torrence on a quiet street named sharon lane. tlgs there was joan, her husband, and their four children. >> people would describe her as the most caring person they ever met. >> my mom left her kids. we were first and foremost her -- what was important to her. >> the whole neighborhood knew that. >> the neighbors loved my mom

so i think, yes, there is a lot of resonance, and morrison is probably the most important example of that. >> and one notable thing in the current court you've heard about the masterpiece bake shop case, and nine of the friend of the court briefs cite the 1883 civil rights case in their brief. so it is still, as our two guests said, it has not been overturned and it is still very much part of our law. next is rich, watching us in clifton, virginia in the d.c. suburbs. you're on the air. >> good evening, a wonderful program. a question, between the 1883 decision and the laws passed, 70 or 80 years later, there were no changes to the civil war amendments, yet we've seen different judicial interpretations of the constitution. a cynical question, does this demonstrate that if we want to change the constitution we don't need an amendment or a constitutional convention? we just need five justices to operationally change the constitution, to say no to starry decises. second question, if the supreme court of 1883, how many of the justices were appointed by president lincoln? thank you. >> th

imposed in australia victoria state record daily coronavirus cases and deaths prime minister scott morrison warns the new measures will have an impact on the economy the death toll from call that 19 is now more than 150000 in the united states the highest number of fatalities in any nation by far it accounts for nearly a quarter of virus related deaths around the world. the united states is calling back its military presence in germany in what the pentagon calls a strategic repositioning you need 12000 troops are to be withdrawn half will be rented relocated to other european cities the german government says the decision doesn't make geopolitical sense russia's ambassador to better rule says he has been summoned to the foreign ministry after the security forces detained more than 30 suspected russian mess neris near minsk state media reporting that authorities had been told $200.00 privately contracted fight is entered the country to destabilize it ahead of its presidential election in office and the world's biggest plane maker has posted a net loss of $2200000000.00 in the 1st half of thi

now china is threatening to take action against australia prime minister scott morrison and out a series of measures in response to hong kong's new security law this trailing in government is suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong it will also extend visas for hong kong residents in the country china imposed the new security law last week it gives police sweeping new powers and publishes a range of crimes including criticizing the government. our government together with other governments around the world have been very consistent in expressing our concerns about the imposition of the national security law on hong kong and today we have agreed to announce that that national security law constitutes a fundamental change of circumstances in respect to our extradition agreement with aung hong kong katrina u. is standing by for us in beijing for more on china's reaction but 1st let's go over to nicola gage she's live for us in sydney in the color this is a significant and potentially costly souring of relations between the 2 countries right. yet this is quite a significant announce

victoria state after a wreck of daily buys in coffee 1000 cases and deaths prime minister scott morrison warns a new measures will have an impact on the economy. meanwhile the world food programme is warning that at least 14000000 people in latin america risk of starvation as a region wails from the impact of covered 19 and a number of countries are being forced to extend knockdowns in an effort to stop the virus spreading on a rapido reports. the world food programme estimates the number of people in latin america experiencing severe food insecurity could more than quadruple in 2020 in brazil which ranks 2nd in the world number of code 19 infections a federal stopgap welfare program has made significant progress in curbing extreme poverty during the pandemic. but experts warn such measures have only temporary benefits and latin american countries need to step up efforts to prevent more people from going into poverty. kovan a pandemic has just been devastating in latin america i mean we are already dealing with economic deterioration in many different issues but covert has come on top of

taylor morrison shares soaring, up almost 17% today. this comes as one of the nation's largest home builders announced june was its best sales month ever with 94% increase in net sales year over year helping those sales is the company's virtual tour technology remotely during pandemic ceo joins us thanks for joining us. congrats on that incredible number what do you think drove it primarily? >> thanks for having me here today. there's so many things going on right now. obviously when we think about march when it all happened, everyone had to adjust after we sent everyone home and really began communicating with our customers in a virtual way, the technology has been enhanced each and every week and we've seen just this tremendous result week over week sense early april. then as we reported today, june up 94% year over year. what's really happening is we're communicating with the customers the way they want to be. they get to decide do they want to do this entire sales process virtually, do they want to come in for an appointment, do the

mr morrison also announced australia will suspend its extradition agreement with hong kong. this weekend despite the daily surge in covid—related cases. the country's president has changed his mind after a second day of anti—government protests against the reintroduction of lockdown measures. paul hawkins has more. more anger on the streets of the capital, belgrade. for a second night, there were clashes between police and protesters. translation: our government is simply looking after its own interest. the people are just collateral damage. translation: stupidity, illiteracy, arrogance, thievery, aggression. serbia went back five centuries under president vucic. feelings here are still running high, even though the president changed his mind earlier in the day and said there would be no full lockdown this weekend. translation: the crisis staff think that there is room to do something else, and that is why they will probably make a decision tomorrow to tighten the measures, but without imposing a curfew. i want to tell the citizens of serbia that i am against it, and that i

from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake figures by hoffa in terms of when that cap can be lifted the prime minister says that will only happen when the corona virus outbreak in the city of melbourne is contained in right now of course there are $5000000.00 people under possible lockdown in the city and surrounding some regional surrounding areas they're on the allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons and on thursday we saw another record day of infection cases so it doesn't look good for those returning travelers there was another $288.00 people testing positive for corona virus in the city of melbourne and as scott morrison says that all of the strategy is resources in this area needs to be going to fighting that outbreak of course he's a trying to stop it spreading to other parts of the country so there is a huge contingent of federal police and straley and defense force personnel along the borders to make sure people want cros

a national security law in the city that gives it sweeping new powers that prime minister scott morrison said australia would also extend visas for skilled workers from hong kong and is looking to learn hong kong businesses to the country. and the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace has warned that the war in libya was entering quote a new and dangerous phase of foreign interference at an all time high he said the military build up there signaled a violation of the u.n. arms embargo. surgeons at a hospital in rome successfully separated twins who had been conjoined at the back of their heads the 2 year old sister has a said to be recovering well the rest surgery was aided by a 3 d. augmented reality map of their skulls and brains. u.s. universities harvard and massachusetts institute of technology just suing the u.s. government over a bomb on international students remaining in the country the trumpet ministration is said foreign students must leave if they're attending institutions where classes have been moved online because of the coronavirus pandemic. a key witness in the impeachm

imposed a national security law giving it sweeping new powers in the territory prime minister scott morrison said australia would also extend visas for skilled workers from hong kong and he said that the country wants to lure hong kong businesses to australia and the dutch prime minister mark root is the 1st head of and the e.u. government to meet uncle americal here in berlin since germany took over that you counseled presidency on july 1st the 2 leaders discussed implementing a controversial e.u. recover refund proposed by france and germany which has been proposed ahead of next week's e.u. summit. germany's interior minister and domestic security chiefs have released a report profiling crimes committed in germany last year they concluded that the biggest danger facing the country at the moment is right wing extremism. the security threats in germany amount of fault with one area still a particularly high consensus the german interior minister. let me start off with the area of right wing extremism racism and anti semitism this area is the greatest threat to security in germany. nothing is

no one really feels like we know him and yet we see him in morrison in his leeds united track suit.long and there has been so much heartbreak and misdirection along the way and they have stuck to it through thick and thin, i think they deserve it now. commentator: 1-0! leeds' reputation is forged in history, they last won in 1992. now some young fans have never seen them at the top. but after 16 years away there in the premier league again and in football, the low points make promotions at a high. —— such a high. well, as leeds move up, norwich city will be back in the championship next season. but they still have to finish out this one. they host burnley in the premier league. it's not going well for them either. in the first half they've had two men sent off and burnley have gone 1—0 up! chris wood with the goal there just before the break. and the second halfjust getting under way. and still to come tonight — the first of two fa cup semi—finals. holders manchester city are against 13—time champions arsenal, in a match which pits two former colleagues against each other. mikel art

imposed the news national security law giving it a sweeping new powers their prime minister scott morrison said australia would also extend visas for skilled workers from hong kong and wants to lure hong kong businesses to the country with a search is currently underway in seoul laughter the mayor of the south korean capital went missing early thursday he disappeared after leaving a phone message that his family said sounded like a final will souls' metropolitan government confirmed that the mayor it failed to appear for duties at city hall. surgeons at a hospital in rome successfully separated twins who had been can join at the back of their heads the 2 year old sisters are said to be recovering well the rare surgery was aided by a 3 d. augmented reality map of their skulls and brains. and italian authorities have seized a migrant rescue boat operated by the german n.g.o.s sea watch claiming it did not comply with safety rules last month the vessel was used to rescue more than 200 people stranded at sea in april italy banned migrant rescue ships from docking at its ports because of the co

the move by scott morrison is set to further inflame tensions with china.t follows canada's decision last week appeared australia will also -- five-year view says with a pathway to permanent residency. morrison says the new chinese security alarm represents a fundamental change. critics say prime minister benjamin netanyahu is consolidating power to undermine democracy. this week, parliament approved an emergency law that curtails its own powers. it allows the cabinet to take any decision deemed necessary to curb the spread of coronavirus. that in yahoo! says these are -- netanyahu says these emergency measures are necessary. joe biden will call for a moderate approach when it comes to reviving the u.s. economy. sources told bloomberg his plan would shelve some of the more ambitious proposals being pushed by progressive democrats. the presidential nominee plans to deliver the detail in an economic speech today. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt.

called off the china imposed a national security bill giving it sweeping new powers said mr scott morrison said australia would also extend visas for skilled workers from the chinese territory but wants to lure hong kong businesses to his country troubled boys. with origins in italy have seized the migrant rescue boat operated by n.g.o.s say watch a claim that it doesn't comply with safety regulations the vessel sea watch 3 was used to rescue more than 200 people trying to sing last month in april it's a band like a rescue ship from docking at its ports because of the coronavirus. a german interior minister and domestic security chief have revealed a report profiling crime committed in the country last year they concluded that the biggest danger facing germany is a right wing extremism. the security threats in germany are manifold with one area still a particularly high concern says the german interior minister. if you can. exclude music let me start off with the area of right wing extremism racism and anti semitism this area is the greatest threat to security in terminate. nothing is chan

imposed a national security law giving it sweeping new powers in hong kong prime minister scott morrison says that australia would also extend visas for skilled workers from the chinese territory and that he wants to lure hong kong businesses to australia thousands of people have defied a ban on mass gatherings in serbia by joining a sit down protest in front of parliament they oppose the government's covidien 19 lock down measures including a ban on gatherings of more than 10 people thursday's peaceful demonstration followed anti-government rallies that turned violent over the previous 2 days. it has been 25 years since these robber needs a genocide bosnia is marking this anniversary with the burial of 8 more victims since 1906 scientists have recovered and identified the remains of thousands of people their bodies were scattered in mass graves in an effort to hide the war cry on saturday as happens every july 11th relatives of the most recently identified victims will gather in shrubbery needs for a funeral 8 new model headstones will soon join thousands of others at this grave site ea

thethan: scott morrison, australian prime minister.g kong becoming a point of tension in china and other countries, including australia. equity futures totally unchanged for the s&p 500. we go nowhere. one hour and 12 minutes away from the cash open in new york this thursday. the bond market yields at a single basis point. and in foreign exchange, the dollar against his weaker, with the euro advancing by .1. from new york city this morning, good morning to all. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. with that tension in china and hong kong has been at the epicenter the last weeks. tom: and changing at light speed. about -- is in about 12 minutes. i have been shocked at the change in the last number of days, and we need to get perspective. feet, far more0 on the fabric of hong kong. enda curran joins us. great work for bloomberg news out of hong kong. i want to go back to the reality of mobile wall street, which is if you end up in hong kong and if you are ever, ever so lucky, your offspring can go to the boys at

inspired by the works of tony morrison, and drawing on the anxieties of temporary existence and the fluid nature of time and history, dr. hill honors the time and suffering of african american women throughout history. while providing a detail insight into their personalities, she simultaneously delves into the forms of incarceration and the dehumanizing effects they have had on the women she writes about. "a bound woman is a dangerous thing" made it into the list of most anticipated books of 2019. we are excited and honored to have her here tonight so help welcome toery warm dr. damaris hill. [applause] damaris: i want to thank everybody for coming out. it is treacherous outside, and so i am so impressed that you all are here. if i do not begin to read immediately, i will burst into flames because i'm so anxious. all right, well let me try something new. what i would like to try for this reading is i would like everybody to close their eyes for a second. and remind yourself that you are human. that you make mistakes and that you are forgiven, that violence is not a currency, and that hum

the e prime mininister sco morrison suggested australia would look a at slowing g the rn of austrtralian nationonals from overerseas in a bid d to controe virus. that i is something ththat wille didiscusse until this friday ata national cabinet meeting. >> australia is in the southern hemisphere. it is not the only country in the region reintroducing restrictions. julia sieger has been looking at the evolution of the pandemic in both hemispheres. >> according to experts, the idea that covid-1919 i is follog a seasonalal trend is confirmed. we are witnessing a decrease in the number of cases in the northern hemisphere, even though they are still little pockets in certain countries, little clusters where authorities are forced to reimpose a lockdown. if you look in a general manner at a map, you will realilize the countries the most affected by covid-19 right now are the countries in the southernn hemisphere n now entering wintertime. speaking of south africa, india, australia, but also madagascar. it's important to look at the grand scheme of the pandemic. itit started in china in the win

morrison says the victoria outbreak is a test for australia. we saw a surging cases and a lot of it has been tied to the security lapses at melbourne hotels used the quarantine overseas arrivals. otherer states, -- unlike states, victoria contracted that task out to security firms and not a police so that may have contributed to the rising cases. morrison, saying the situation in victoria is going to be a test for the rest of the country. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: air asia groups external auditors raised concerns about the low cost carrier due to the collapse in the air travel industry that led to the airline reporting record quarterly losses. for more, we are joined by our reporter. highlight the concerns they are highlighting. what are the biggest challenges for air asia? >> the biggest challenges how they will get passengers to come back to fly with them. that is going to be a considerable challenge, considering that a lot of these factors are beyond their control. it is governments that will have to ease travel restric

we've got the prime minister scott morrison talking. about covid in the country, talking about reduction of inbound international flights by one half, saying they are conducting a review of hotel quarantine procedures, also saying the situation in melbourne is of chief concern. they are looking at a pressing issue in the capital of victoria of tracing capacity. the news out of victoria state itself is concerning. looking at chinese equities. china state funds selling. this is putting a kibosh on a rally that has gone on for eight straight days. we were looking at nine days of gains. we are seeing declines across the board. the bond market also in focus with yield on 3.05%. that is where we are at the moment. a lot more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what this election is about. whom do you trust to get you through very difficult time? >> i think you will see some of the opposition parties coming together and coming up with a common message. >> meeting people, talking to them. you know, we think that many problems which we have tried

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taylor morrison saw a demand with homeowners -- home orders up 80%.sheryl and palmer, joins us now. always great to get your take. if you walk us forward, the biggest question in my mind is, as we have millions of people intentionally losing $600 a week , starting tomorrow, what does your business look like in six months? good morning. good to see you again. obviously, the strength in our industry, i think, has been somewhat really unexpected and very good. their strength coming from consumers -- really across all age groups -- we have seen a lot of strength in first-time buyers. today, the ability to buy a home, if you have the ability, the down payment is more affordable than even rental rates, so we are seeing very strong demands of people pushing out a multi family into single-family. we are also seeing it across that first move up your people see -- people need more space because the kids are home. we are seeing it with active adults who want to make sure the balance of their journey was a good and positive one. obviously, unemployment is always

wales s set to close on tuesday night with the premiers of both statee and the prime minister scott morrison all the green it is the smart call to make it this time. for the rest of the country it is a reminder not to let their guard down and that potentially an explosive new outbreak could occur anywhere at any time. it is s the world's momost visid museum, home to the mona lisa. the louvre having been closed since mid-march. low visitor numbers expected due to the lack of tourists and parts of the museum will remain shut. however it is a first page and a very welcome one for many. >> rarely does the mona lisa enjoy such peace and quiet. businesses can once again admire the masterpiece as the louvre reopens its doors to the public. it is a rare opportunity to explore the most famous museum wiwithout the crowds. >> [speaking frencnch] >> around 70% of the louvre is opened to the public. visitors have to reserve online with entries limited to 500 every hour. masks are compulsory after the age of 11. it has suffered around 40 closing sincein mid-march. >> [speaking french] >> the worldld's mos

here's keith morrison. with deadly trust. >> reporter: there's a place, call it a pot of gold at the end of ambition, of the american dream. a place the few and lucky build their mansions by the sea. newport beach, orange county, california, where the most unexpected event would be murder. >> things like this rarely happen in newport beach, let alone in an area as secure as this area. >> reporter: let alone involving people like this, attractive, charismatic, living large. like nanette johnston packard mcneal. >> she had a beautiful home, drove an expensive car. and she was sort of living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about "housewives of orange county," she could have been on the show. >> reporter: yes, in fact, she told friends she turned down an offer to be on that show. about excess in orange county. she ended up on a show called "american thunder" about motorcycles, showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the

home builder taylor morrison said june sales increased 94% year over year and we are up 23% overall in the second quarter and that has investors jazzed. taylor morrison homes, tmhc, jumping 14.5%. >>> up next, as home builders rally, spas are still struggling with coronavirus reopening rules that are changing literally minute by minute. one minute they are open, the next wait a minute, we're not sure. in a surprising twist, the ceo of hand and stone massage and facial spa is starting to see a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. how bright is that light? try this. he's about to kick off a hiring spree. he's going to tell us about it next. stay with us. as a caricature ar, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i geh. common bird.e. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. rem

china has threatened to take action against a stray after prime minister scott morrison else just series of missions in response to hong kong's new security law his trade in government is the spending its extradition treaty with hong kong it will also extend visas for hong kong residents in the country because gates has moved from city. this is quite a significant announcement and it was always going to be met with absolute frustrate. by beijing is surely has essentially told its biggest trading partner that it does not believe its read is safe in hong kong now this also is about the extradition order stralia says that it decided because of these new security rules that it had no option but to act because if we were to extradite someone from australia to you hong kong that person would end up in mainland china of course this comes on the off the back of pots intentions already there have been claims that china has been a behind some of the sauber attacks in a strangely it is being claims of political meddling and interference in astray by beijing and since a strongly a push for a an inqu

that was scott morrison speaking a short while ago. badly affected by the coronavirus in latin america. the shutdown there has gone on for months, leaving many people unable to work, and the government has been accused of not doing enough to help. now, some of mexico's powerful drug cartels claim they are filling the void. the bbc‘s anne laurent secured exclusive access to one cartel. from dusk to dawn, the sinaloa cartel operations never stop, evenin cartel operations never stop, even in times of coronavirus. the pandemic has not stopped them making money from misery. from trafficking heroin to smuggling firearms. thousands of lives destroyed. but in the safe house usually used for drugs and weapons, the cartel members now pack tuna, rice and toilet roll. ready for distribution to the poor. each bag bears the name of sinaloa's infamous drug lord now jailed for life in sinaloa's infamous drug lord nowjailed for life in the us. mexican cartels have long used aid and welfare as a way to grow their support. but the lockdown has left many

smithsonian magazine back on april 4, a story by jim morrison taking a look at copper's potential killing power when it comes to viruses. perhaps that's what the viewer was referring to, one source out there, the smithsonian mag.com. indiana,, in wabash, on the republican line. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i tried to get in an hour before this, but when the person answered the phone, she said to ask the congresswoman. i was born and raised in michigan, i live in indiana now. i noticed that you talked about school starting in the fall. the newspapers, everybody is talking about school starting in the fall, and they have set dates for august 8. i'm thinking and i wonder what the congresswoman thinks, maybe if they wait a month, until after labor day, which is still not fall, they will know a little bit more about how to protect these children, because we are learning something new every day. i would like her opinion on that . i'm wondering why you say fall when it's not fall yet. thank you. i will get off and listen. host: thank you for the question and thank you for

yes i think it was changed today in prime minister morrison's rhetoric is the sense that australia now wants to focus on defending its own territory what we've seen over the past decade or 2 is australia supporting a lot of expeditionary activity in iraq and afghanistan often it's a great impact for its own loss of life for its soldier in now i think what we're seeing is a sense of china acting in a more assertive way around the region and australia recognising that perhaps just perhaps it might not be able to rely on the united states as his old summit security blanket which it always has done in the 2nd world war era is this something that will run into opposition in australia do you think the amount of money going towards military and defense spending i mean people will always suggest that there are other things where money should be spent. yes i think your final point is absolutely correct there are always competing political tensions when such a large amount of money is announced particularly at this time of great economic hardship and potential you know social disquiet in austral