because what constituted a letter was a letter, morse code was morse code. so the cipher enable you -- so the cipher enabled you to switch out. you can change it every week, prearrange to change it every week. make a v this week, make an l next week, and the alphabet shifts. so it was an idea that was very portable. >> off-topic time of the evening, did you find the recent three-part series on grant to be accurate and fair? >> that's a heavy question. i thought it was more than fair, more than accurate, in some ways. it stressed the great achievements of grant and his amazing talent. seeing action for relentlessness. made a strong case that he did not win the war just because of superior numbers and ruthlessness, and willingness to take casualties, but out of a master plan. what it didn't do was talk about his shortcomings. none of them, that -- one of them, that i think is worth remembering, is his zeal to root out spies, disloyalty, risk perceptions he banned all jews in 1862 theater of the war. it saw jews from paducah, kentucky leaving their homes in sea

morse code was morse code, so the cipher enabled you to switch out, and you could change it every week, prearrange to change it every week. make an l next week, the whole alphabet switches, i think it's pretty ingenuous and very affordable. >> off topic, did you find the three part series on grant to be accurate and fair? >> that's a heavy question. so i thought it was more than fair, more than accurate in some ways. i mean, it stressed the great achievements of grant, and his amazing talent, or seeing action for relentlessness, and it made a strong case that he did not win the war just because of superior numbers and ruthlessness and willingness to take casualties but out of a master plan. what it didn't do was talk about his shortcomings and one of them that i think is always worth remembering is that in his zeal to root out spies and disloyalty and misperceptions, he banned all jews from his theater of the war in 1862 and instituted a kind of pagrum that saw jews leaving their home in search of refuge and had to be counter manded with lincoln's insistence, saying let my people go ba

being unemployed is harder than morse imagined look for jobs. every single day i apply everywhere, but it's not easy to just find a job out there even though they say that it is more says life was looking up. he is newly engaging them and the relationship i'm used to like being able to help and when i can't it's really stressful living in a brand-new home went from making $45,000 every month to making $0 a month and months away from a u w green bay business degree, i'm looking at jobs that i did when i was a high school again it's pretty much anything morse lost his side job first he worked it to help pay for his wedding, she's working for 2 people right now and taking on the responsibility of having to pay all those bills a well paid internship with schreiber food was the next to go more filed for state unemployment benefits in early april a week of waiting turned into 2 then 3 and then april may june july and now we're about to be and and still have no response to an ending status and he's far from the only one i just feel helpless i think i h

minute i'll go folks you know and someone talks too much he said ok i'm going said we're going to be morse mccombs and songs in tokyo by tribute to buy them on the holes that this will do the guns and. the disposition to do this tomorrow we ofcom so focused on doing doing doing fine on lot so i didn't think i'd fall for spring comments just those bets going to go on mr wagner from the. function thus i know. this was all because of good so i'm to hopefully go. ghost on the sofa of fools who show you don't remember we'll be off to buy and it's a home you can talk comes when i. go on the small. talk business on my own talk call so what newt call smith your 1st response. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. let me. get to shape out these days become active. and engaged in equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. and. compare moscow time headlining bella ross releases to freelancers working for r.t.s. ruptly video agency who were detained while covering the disputed presidential election. u.s. democratic presidential candidate joe

income countries or the city countries are used to being many more numbers off the visitor as the morse popular destination for tourists but here to see the c.e.c. jan higher level of the been didn't see of the economies of it would have been country to today's them so that means there is a higher risk of literally really tee off if they're looking countries regarding the. sharks and these countries that basically. don't have that much of chengdu or very much. on the international as he says the emergency aid and find them a look meant as he stands because otherwise it might face significant political risk in his stability and the cost would increase the the more not only for them but also for a global community in the long term of course these countries need to diversify to quantum. from tourism partly to other sectors such as many factory agriculture also the need to implement some institutional reforms and establish tourism is that is if we shared these countries to deposit part of the unexpected really news from the 27th and spend it in the media in the time that the specialty for i

while income countries or city countries are used to being many more number of the visitor as the morse popular destination for tourists welcome here to see this see. higher level of dependency of the economies up there would have been country to today's them so that means there is a high risk of one literally believed to be off it looking countries regarding to call it 19 if you shot and these countries it basically into short term and they don't have that much option do or very much reliant on the international as he says the emergency aid them for and they will look meant as he stands because otherwise it might face significant political risk and he stability and the cost would increase even more not only for them but also for global community in the long term off with these countries need to diversify the quantum. these shoes from tourism partly to other sectors such as manufacturing agriculture also of the need to implement some institutional reforms and establish tourism in 70 font which help these countries to deposit part of the unexpected really news from the 27th and it's been

even better, edward morse of citigroup, an update on oil and commodities. dr. will appear in the 10:00 hour as well. thank you for listening on radio and watching on tv. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ ♪ taylor: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am taylor riggs in for jonathan ferro. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. we begin with the big issue. investors giving into momentum and getting behind the fastest bear market recovery on record. >> we retrace the entire bear market. >> very strong momentum. >> we have come a long way. >> it has come back faster than most expected. >> we are in an earnings recovery and an economic recovery. >> if you look at retail sales, you look at housing activity. >> until we see the key indicators start to buckle. i think markets will stay quite elevated pure >> you have to look at the technicals. not whatndamentals are is driving the market. >> if you have a ton of cash, you have to put some in. >> they are not getting any interest or yield or

it was sort of like a morse code. the captions online usually indicate what is being communicated with those light patterns. most of the time by himself doing those pictures, but occasionally his wife would join him. he said that they would go to a hotel at night and makeup songs about the trip they had just made on the train. he would play the harmonica. she would sing and entertain themselves while traveling on the road. part of what he did was to photograph women at work. he was very sympathetic to women workers. his mother supported the family by running a black market dentistry office in their home. his father was never able to adapt to u.s. life very well. could hardly sell furniture at the store where he was working, so his mother was the one who made the money that they lived on. he was very sick pathetic to other women working in made beautiful portraits of women. he would go into the railroads and photograph women at work. one of his better-known pictures is of women having lunch at one of these railyard's.

her around her places morse the behind rising temperatures water shortages lands clearance cut there's enough abundance of flammable material goods. is almost world going up in smoke global conflagration the bonfire the boom in 75 minutes on t.w. . beethoven is for me. beethoven is for hugo. beethoven is for helen. beethoven is for her. beethoven it is for the. beethoven is for a cause. beethoven is for every one of. beethoven 2021250th anniversary here on deal there. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them the countless cultural riches were stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each artifact has blood on it from the ones that have yet to heal. what should be done with the stone or from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. stolen sold for some time or simply on g.w. . cut. played . the big listen d.w. news live from berlin people in bellerose turned out in force for a 2nd straight day huge crowds gather in minsk at the spot where a protester died earlier this week in clashes with

the body her body places morse the bracing temperatures water shortages lamb's clearance because there's an abundance of flammable material. is on one world going up in smoke. global consecration the on fire. system on t.w. . on the 77 percent talk about big issues that. africa's population is rapidly growing. at least in some causing a lot of problems. not just the core issue. i wonder what do you think of the 77 percent. 90 minutes on d w. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . lift wounds that have yet to heal much should be done with the stone or from africa. and soul starts september 7th on g.w. . beethoven in the genesis did you did. that is it does a god of $61.00 to be true chang of rock n roll. many rubber bands are still in beethoven. of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the beta is wildly popular. i see a sure place with the words sound the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to

italian cuisine is one of my passions so when i heard if these fishing morse's were under threat i just had to investigate and here in southern mississippi where italians are facing a rather stinging problem. jellyfish numbers are by 400 percent in the last 13 years alone with the tentacle terrace swamping the coastline and damaging the delicate marine ecosystem. but sometimes one problem can solve another. i've come to lead change to find out how jellyfish could help alleviate the impending food crisis becoming an ingredient in the italian kitchen. first though i've met up with marine pilot just took to stefano priorly who is researching the rise in jellyfish numbers there is scientific evidence that there are some increases as particularly in causal arias subject to anthropogenic impacts human impacts on the cause may produce an announcement of the frequency and the bonus of chalice fish. dr stefanos research suggests jellyfish numbers are booming due to a variety of manmade fact. artificial waterways but the suez canal which connects the red sea to the mediterranean are transporting

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places from morse to. rising temperatures water shortages blanche clearance claim there's an abundance of flammable material. and is the world's going up in smoke. global conflagration the world on fire. in 75 minutes on d w. beethoven is for me. it's for. beethoven is for. beethoven. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2020 the 50th anniversary here on d w. my 1st vice like most sewing machine. where i come from women are volunteered by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to write them by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by sight the last night and it took me mr monday night there. finally they gave up and mentioned buying on my site that 100 times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreate for girls than rising up by. his knowledge i want to reach out to those woman back home who are bones by their duties and social goals and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the about of the home and i work into. this is

no one's care for the environment and this is the morse urgent problem so we need to train for this year in many ways. it doesn't just see all this plastic as waste he sees it as a valuable material and an opportunity to do good. he turns bottles into boats for the region's fishing community. and it all happens here inside his workshop. botolf. yes i want her prayers in my house here so i'm here with some of margaret and we travel more. ishmael's boats built using traditional techniques he taught you how to do. you know i'm from a fishing community and my dad and fisherman oh well so when i was young i was fishing with my dad this technology are just the plastic bottles so is that why this idea came to you yes because i'm afraid the river and you cannot gush because your ear is full of glasses so i do hold not only to clean. but also. because this is not easy in the video just for someone to buy a simple board so now we. board that could be useful so we have part of our seed done what's next you are yeah i'd love to try to do that. so we tie this up and not tear. not so bad. it is a litt

no one's care for the environment and this is the morse urgent problem so we need to change when you see in many ways. it doesn't just see all this plastic as waste he sees it as a valuable material and an opportunity to do good. he turns bottles into boats for the region's fishing community. and it all happens here inside his workshop. botolf. yes i want her prayers in my house here so i'm here with some of margaret and we travel more. ishmael's boats built using traditional techniques he taught you how to do. you know i'm from a fishing community and my dad and fisherman oh well so when i was young i was fishing with my dad this technology are just the plastic bottles so is that why this idea came to you yes because i'm afraid the river and you cannot gush because. it is full of glasses so. i do hope not only to clean. but also. because this is not easy in the video just for someone to buy. so now we. board that could be human food so we have part of our seed done what's next you are yeah i'd love to try to do that. so we tie this up and not tear. not so bad. it is a little scary t

six-year-old gigi morse among the victims this week. >> as a society, all of us, we need to own this. >> reporter: dr. tina hartert at vanderbilt university is overseeing a unique study of 2,000 families across a dozen cities to learn about a child's role in transmission. >> the kits are shipped to the families. they are taught how to collect these samples, and then the samples are sent back by the families to a central repository. >> reporter: mendy mcnulty's family is taking part from their home in tennessee. >> we're going to swab in one nostril. >> reporter: her sons andrew and hudson getting swabbed every two weeks. >> administering the nose swabs and taking the blood, that kind of thing, is definitely a new experience. >> reporter: with her kids going back to classrooms soon, she's anxious. >> i am nervous about sending a building withlding with hundreds of other people when we have been isolated for so many months here in our home. tonight, parentsght, parents everywhere are wondering when children might be able to get a vaccine. the initial trials being done here are using adu

know there might be some more progressive in this in congress including one from massachusetts alex morse who's the mayor of holyoke who's challenging richie neal who is the number one recipient it crossed the party line in corporate donations could have a winner yeah democrats or republicans he was number one thank you so much anderson . and that's our show but you can go watch my free standup comedy special at least camp american dot com and you can get every episode redact and full episodes at the free site portable dot tv until next time goodnight and keep fighting. in this connection to moment last chance to ask for the last company anything and i'm wondering today for the dutch pro who should. see. british just shoot on disk in the. legion mom. you know new car so i said i'm not going to much to me mama says there are. no. match guys or financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can convert into xander quite easily. to keep in mind no assets i mean to a pleasure to watch record. alexei navalny arrives at a but in hospital after being airlifted from russia to receive e

barley and some beef imports following cambers call for an investigation into the origins of covert 19 morse it also took some recent heat for his view about to talk being as he said a line that connects right back to china still australia and china are significant trade partners china is the single biggest foreign owner of us truly in water with chinese investors now surpassing the u.s. in ownership of australian h 2 o. and australian imports hit $56600000000.00 u.s. dollars in $21000.00 and during the past decade australian dairy imports to mainland china have grown more than 4 fold according to recent reports prime minister morrison has called on china to enhance regional and global stability rather than he says focusing on a narrow national or aspirational interest while also urging the us in trouble ministration to resolve its own issues with china on trade security and international law for the news of rick sanchez john had a good stuff too of thanks for breaking that down for us let's bring in some expert guests who can help us decipher those jobs a leading edge as a geo political ana

just tell us 1st about the launch on thursday and what the mission is yeah nasa launched its latest morse rover in the one twip perfectly and the spacecraft is already make contact with the earth and seems to be in good health and is on the on course landings in february and this is really different because this rover is going to cash samples around the surface of mars for another mission to occur. in return to the earth later at 26 and how long is it going to take for all of. well it's probably going to be most of the decade because the return mission hasn't yet been started so they'll get that under way and i think now that this is their launch and what's it like as a scientist working these things out on such big time spans i mean i know you work with jeff bezos blue origin here he was testifying in congress there are you you work with so many different private companies but you're working on time scales are 10 years 20 years longer. yes or the mission stay for a long time to take a long time to get funded and then we have to design and build them and then fly them across these enormou

you know there might be some more progressive is in congress including one from massachusetts alex morse who is the mayor of holyoke who's challenging richie neal who is the number one recipient it crossed party lines in corporate donations could have a winner democrats or republicans he's number one thank you so much anderson. and that's our show but you can go watch my free standup comedy special at least camp american dot com and you can get every episode redact and full episodes at the free site portable dot tv until next time goodnight and keep fighting. it was. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sports i'm sure. i'll see that. crazy. he just said. but harry and. i have been waiting for the moment of complete and total societal collapse i never knew it would happen this. new york alone has become a place of dozens and dozens of demonstrations were driving through brownsville one of new york's neighborhoods that has the worst homicide and shooting rate in the city. going. oh my god this is the most of the seems to.

ethiopia they just saw us which means that most of the horn of africa though catching the breeze is a morse breeze is a dry picture at the moment the showers really from the victoria westward or ethiopia westward and everything south of this is likely to be pretty dry even gaskin you don't see much in the way of showers we do wait for winter fronts to go through cape town the western cape and beyond on the wind direction changing makes cross significant difference the temperatures but portland misses back down to normal at 17 degrees and the breeze is picking up on its way into cape town bringing with it rain rain for tuesday and a 15 degrees the forecast the cape down in the specially wet but it does get quite windy. cold in 19 as seen a war of words escalate between the u.s. and china all challenge u.s. general robert spaulding and british diplomat and also kerry brown on whether the west is entering into a new cold war with china in a special edition of head to head you want to travel ban on china to match the muslims are quite stop proposal we need a strict vetting process is that tight

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joining me more is ed morse.hatlooking at the data so draw for oil inventories not as big as we were expecting but gasoline is solid. what window does that give you into the u.s. right now? ed: it indicates that the selloff that happened yesterday will probably reverse itself. the numbers have been improving week by week, it is a little bit sloppy this week in part because week andgh report last partly because oil has come back from opec-plus and is softening the atlantic base and the markets for crude. this is trading at a premium. that has come off with the return. all in all, it is progress in the right direction where we are seeing consistent draws on land thatasoline inventory draw we have seen in margins and refinery margins have been progressively be in improving. gasoline margins were looking healthy and they are healthy for a good reason, because demand is creeping up slavery --. alix: that gives us relief in the opec opening. saidussian administrator that opec futures are fragile. where does this leave

this is about their future and matter morse than the specifics they're worried about from climate change important issues. >> and nia, biden is 77 years old and would be the oldest person to assume the presidency ever. i'm old enough to remember when ronald reagan was elected and i think he was like 69 and people made a huge issue out that. his age, frankly, it's an issue. how much of a factor do you think it will be going forward? >> it is going to be a factor. less of a factor because donald trump is 76, 75 or something like that. typically, when you have an older candidate, run against a younger candidate, saw it with barack obama, for instance and bill clinton. running against bob dole in many ways, didn't exactly try to make an issue of it. it's not a problem. it's not your age. it's the age of your ideas. in this case, in ways that's probably the problem for biden. he's soort of, the mod rin lane he's in-of--olane -- moderate lane he's in. and say you have a chance to be john lewis in ways. this idea country is in deeperal, that this democracy is in danger and you should go to the

hanna morse, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the daughter of dr. martin luther king, jr. is calling out the president's actions. she says, "voter suppression, voter suppression, voter suppression. "bernice king joins me next. >>> plus, the deadliest day since may. 1,499 people lost to coronavirus in one day. as the cdc director admits the country was unprepared. [♪] think you need to buy expensive skincare products to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells and visibly smooth wrinkles. while new olay retinol24... provides visibly smoother, brighter skin. for dramatic skincare results, try olay. and now receive 25% off your purchase at olay.com brand power. helping you buy better. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution act

a recent study show morse than half of kids in grades 1 through 6 lost 39% of learning gained from thethe summer months. the summer slides is expected much worse this year because of early school closures related to covid-19. now, we check in with frances on that weather. >> i want to show a live shot at a roof and a flag blowing there and the winds are lighter. with a weaker onshore flow the fog has penetrated deeper and actually shallower and we will see warmer weather and what you can expect from your neighborhood coming up. >>> looking good. also, the as stayed hot, beating >>> welcome back in sports. rivalry weekend today. the angels and giants are playing. houston astros battled the athletics at oakland clum at 1:00 p.m. and dodger stadium first pitch is at 6:10 p.m. last night, as beat astros in dramatic action. here's abc7 sports chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the as are the hottest team in baseball. oakland won six straight making a statement as a win against houston this weekend is a good place to start. dusty baker back on the bench. seven inn

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to you in morse code.ephen: i thought we lost the satellite feed for a second. >> no, it's just dot-dot-dot, dash-dash-dash, dot-dot-dot. i think they're certainly doing the best they can. i think the politicization of just basic hygiene has been, i think, one of the more surprising aspects that-- >> stephen: like wearing a mask, wearing a mask has become a political statement. >> the mask is now the "don't tread on me" snake. it's the symbol of tyranny. >> stephen: i will not wear your covid burka. >> that's exactly right. it is the garb of the authoritarian. it's the swastika arm band. it's the brown shirt. and i just keep thinking to myself, "they wear those in operating rooms, right? they do that not because they're listening to n.p.r. i'm pretty sure it's so they don't put their-- i just want to say to all those people like, "so the next time you get an operation, you just say to the doctor 'you take that liberal ( bleep ) somewhere else. you come in here with no covering. you don't wash those hands.

[laughter] at radio school, i learned morse code. i learned how to operate the equipment. and everybody at the end of the three months, everybody else got tripped up. they got shipped out from tail gunner school and they kept me there as an instructor. why did they keep me there is an instructor? i guess because i had already had two and a half years of college and i knew some radio theory from my first courses. i knew a little bit more than most of the other guys did. so, they kept me there and i became an instructor. for the radio school. [laughter] ben: so, i stayed in chicago, having a great time as a gi in this wonderful town, which was very gi happy. they loved soldiers in chicago. the midwest, leaving new york and learning a little bit more about america by going to chicago, which is in the midwest and which is really midwest, friendly and warm, and completely different than green hook. i loved it there. [laughter] chicago, veryand different. ben: very, very different. [laughter] so, i became a radio instructor, i went to the various soldier places, like the various

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waters apparently does have to dock can be properly morse to. to jesse to const sheep being back home but yes a lot of anger i think in the country at the moment that the government gave so many people so little time to make very expensive changes to their holidays and rory we saw something similar happen with spain what happens to the people who missed this deadline. well if you if you're coming back now and the people who may be milling around the backgrounds coming out of the international train station they've missed the deadline so. they will have to sell for unseen for 14 days now that can have big impacts on people's lives i mean you know going on holiday is not a god given right so employers have been saying to their employees well you know if you've missed that deadline then i'm afraid your core and see perhaps is going to have to be paid leave there's also the question of what happens to families coming back having score and seeing with you know the start of school just a couple of weeks away is if you're coming back in a few days time

in morse code. google's lyric boxes contain the watermark. after google executives stated that they were investigating this problematic behavior, genius created another experiment to determine the scope of the misappropriation. it turns out that out of 271 songs where the watermark was applied, 43% showed clear evidence of matching. your company which advertises itself as a doorway to freedom, took advantage of this small company, all but extinguishing their freedom to compete. your correspondent values once stood for freedom, a platform that threat capitalism flourish and helped bring countless people across the globe out of poverty. my question to you, mr. pichai, do you think that google could get away with following china's corporate espionage playbook if you didn't have a monopolistic advantage in the market. >> i want to address the important concerns you raised. first of all, we are proud to support the u.s. government. we recently signed a big project with the department of defense to help protect pentagon networks from cybersecurity

i was under the tutelage of amazing mary morse, my mentor and taught me everything i know as a writerand it was as a creative thesis that i wrote my first novel. she helped me whip that into shape and i used that to get an agent, had 100 rejections, but i kept writing. that's what you do when you're a writer and my agent signed me on the strength of that book, but sold the book i was writing during that period "songs of the humpback whale", and no one red the other. >> host: kathy from monroe, michigan. thank you for holding. you're on with jodi picoult. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. hi, jodi. >> guest: hi. >> caller: i am so glad to have known that were you going to be on today and that i am watching this show. >> guest: yay. >> caller: i know it. i have read most all of your books. but seeing and listening to you today i am-- i just have to tell you, i am so impressed with you in that you're beautiful, you're incredibly bright, not that i thought you were stupid before, but-- . [laughter] >> you are a real thinker. you're well-spoken and i just quickly have to tell you be