it's a nice way of engaging them. all of these green spaces are open to the public and the residents from the surrounding buildings can use them just as much as the people who live here, of course, that increases the value of the neighborhood where these kinds of buildings are located on thomas trotter works at the future cities laboratory at the singapore university of technology and design during the pac gimmick, most employees are working from home. and i evaluate dr. collected from the buildings often surprising, resolved themselves on their own does. for example, we look at what bird species are found to expect, and we find that in terms of bio diversity, buildings like these actually perform much better. besides the boy nicole was this even though there densely inhabitants, and you also find a lot of bird species there that you wouldn't expect this about as well as great a bio diversity to buildings help to cool this surroundings. persons consume less energy and are able to enjoy new social spaces. ah, he's a boy, doesn't mind the

and securing election of the new club chairman and was himself elected as vice president of boca nice green, a colorado line. you know, like what a deal was sunday people like, you know what a redundant job i went to say this has one of the largest concentrations of football clubs in the world and 70 percent of all argentines support either boca or their great rivals, river play, the darby, as seen as the ultimate battle between rich and poor. both clubs originate from level con, neighborhood, but river moved to a more affluent area when, aside as earning them the nickname, the millionaires book juniors remain. but their support is nationwide. in the suburbs of bonus iris lives a true for nothing. maximilian, no country. he lives 5 minutes away from his local club. but his heart is with bulger. so you you mention that there are other window guy real e. know been so now like a frodo, man, i have a satellite satellite does, adeline, him, you might have less than what you put him away, but in the fall i got it kind of all the way out, but i don't know what i mean, but i do i really don't know

of course, not only, it's the quest didn't really nice green, quiet park. i didn't really get to enjoy it because there was so many security people they wouldn't even let me step anywhere near them. but i did go along the fence and i'll tell you that places got barbed wire. it has got railings off. these people have been preparing, look, the car is the most beast. the limo is called the us, the us will not improve bullet proof. everything prove vehicle relates and we'll see joe biden strike out of there. very surely. he'll be greeted by, get on ellen, me for the president and swell, waiting inside for him is russian president vladimir food and they'll be a lot of talk between lower levels i would get imagined before those those big get phoned away. we'll stick with these pictures until we see joe biden get out the car . take any time. it's just a big difference. flooded me appeared straight out there like a shot. i mean, it's not. my person didn't waste time. he landed, he got into the car. he got straight to the villa, got straighten. he's got things to do

we're looking at the traffic flowing nicely, green that's good, dominating your map, getting toward the-valley, things have calmed down where we have the reopening for 84 as we talked about and it's calmer here first burst around vallecitos cleared up nicely. 580 just a little slowing out of the altamont. chp said overnight there were good winds over there, kari substantiated the same information but not a problem, and vasco still at the limit so that's why it's only 18 minutes out of brentwood, discovery bay toward 580 is your main commute. highway 4 no problem and the earlier incident coming eastbound had cleared that trailer that was falling apart didn't get any update on that. let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic flows smoothly across the bay. the taillights traveling across the high-rise, kari, high winds and i'm putting high winds and kari together, that was not cool. your name is kari, kari hall. >> it is all good. it's been so windy and at least today it's going to start to calm down a little bit. here is a live look outside, about 40 minutes away from sunrise

then you see that the nice green patch that some cool air that is starting to filter further on shore. so that's a sign of high pressure starting to weaken a little bit allowing for some that cooler air move further inland temperatures inside the bay. very comfortable 57 in san leandro, 59. it's and the round of 64 newark. you're still look at a nice comfortable warm temperatures in the south bay. lot of 70's out there this evening and back along the coastline. you've got a couple of patches of fog forming 55 and very nice and comfortable in half moon bay 55 degrees in pacifica. 55 also daly city. and in the richmond district. so cool temperatures developing around the bay area. now, that's trend now is we're going to see that high pressure weakening and that onshore breeze is going to carry that cool air further and further on shore until we all begin to cool things down. but it's going to take another day or so before we see that significant cooling. we're at the golden gate bridge. we're awaiting the arrival of that fog. still not seeing any there just yet. but i think overnight to

nice. the green candidate, you can see the results there, in our graph ic.he green candidate has agreed to drop out to help the republican candidate beat the rn content or. -- dcontender. >> a political storm in the lands of blue skies. monday saw the left wing candidate drop out of the second round of elections for p rovence. he had placed a distant third. in first place, the far right national rally party. trailed closely by the center-right party. he initially resisted calls to withdraw, infuriating his allies in the socialist and communist parties as well as his own green party. >> the strategy is known as the " republican front," an alliance between conservatives and the left that block the far-right in runoff elections. it made its most significant appearance in the 2002 french presidential race. there jean marie le pen founder of the national front came in a surprise second in the first round. in the run-up the left rally to conservative incumbent jacques chirac who trounced le pen by 65% margin. leadership of the national front would pass to his daug

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it is a green nice shade in which people say if some bad thing happens, it can help on the financial side of things. two or three things. there was a excess mortality, not just from the pandemic but also from averted health care, even outside of pandemic related metallic causes, there were all out of things that were elevated in terms of death rates. this was a very unusual time. this is not just what happens on love expectancy but also on the revenue side. what happens to the economy matters as well, in terms of medium and long-term security. it is completely the wrong question. we can solve social security and medicare overnight. that is not really the purpose here. we like things to be sustainable but the ultimate purpose is they want to encourage human well-being. while there may be an effect from some of the people that died prematurely, it should not be celebrated or -- it is not where the focus should be. >> i was at a conference where a representative at a cigarette company was talking about how cigarettes actually help social security. cigarettes cause people to die, social

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and you also see the increased humidity fuel moisture when you see the greens moving in the temperatures sixties, it's nice at their map, but the greens to me represents the marine layer. right doesn't have to be fog. it's just higher humidity. um. air mass. the winds are blowing the right way kind of southwest as you'd expect. it's gonna be kind of foggy out the coast all day tomorrow and all day. the next day, there will be some sun in san francisco, but you'll be wearing jackets most likely as well. um what we got there didn't show a lot can kind of see that low offshore, but barely. it's just going to sit there for the next few days, and that's the current setup. we've got fog along the coast. we got fog shooting over into berkeley and oakland tomorrow morning. the fog footprint looks like that. look at that. i mean, that's that's that's a big one, and so it's going to burn off. slow. you'll see it slowly burn off. so yeah, by noon in many places like san francisco, you don't really see much sun until lunchtime and temperatures are accordingly. cool so that would be nice. i'm good with it. i don't cal

green infrastructure spending here in the u.s.? what happens if it doesn't come out to the extent that president biden would like to see it? adam: it is niceo see signs that the u.s. has green infrastructure policy. for a very long time, it didn't. in our modeling of tesla, we have taken the position, out of an abundance of caution, that u.s. infrastructure for green is a nice to have, but it is not totally necessary. our view is that tesla is big enough, influential enough, and working with local communities and the arsenal of democracy, capitalism, can direct substantial resources to rollout infrastructure to get to our tesla volume by the end of the decade. we don't need any other stimulus. if it comes, great, but we think that other startups may benefit as much from tesla. so you have a relative standstill. kailey: speaking of stimulus, another conversation that happens in tandem with that is inflation. we have seen where a lot of that information -- inflation is coming from, used car prices. how long will that continue? adam: great question. all signs suggest inflation has left the station in the automotive and auto retail market. we

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stuart: back to the markets i see a little red ink for the dow industrials but a nice green, shade of, you know i do and you say, this is intriguing, you are unapologetically optimistic on stocks. you don't have to apologize, just give us a reason why you think stocks will keep going up. >> you know it's funny. lately, i feel like i have to apologize. like people say to me jason, the markets up 90% off the lows. taxes are going to go up. the feds not going to be friendly and so i was reflecting on it and you know what? being bullish is not in vogue right now but you have to ask yourself, whose the incremental buyer? it's the silent majority. people vote with their money. they aren't voting with their mouths. you can't find that many people that constructive, so to answer your question why am i constructive on the market, look , the fed is not going to be tight, or at least for the foreseeable future. we're not going to get a rate hike, at least for a year and a half and the tapers not going to begin until the end of this year , early next, and we're going to have torid, i repeat to ri

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so it's a nice way of engaging them. all of these green spaces are open to the public. so the residence from the surrounding buildings can use them just as much as the people who live here. of course, that increases the value of the neighborhood where these kinds of buildings are located on thomas short for works at the future cities. laboratory at the singapore university of technology and design. during the pandemic coast, employees are working from home when i evaluate data collected from the buildings, often with surprising results themselves. so i'm going to look, for example, we look at what bird species are found to expect. and we find that in terms of bio diversity, buildings like these actually perform much better. besides a boy nicole with a dish, even though they're densely inhabited and you also find a lot of bird species there that you wouldn't expect at least about as well as grace a bio diversity to buildings help to cool this surroundings. and consume this energy and are able to enjoy new social spaces. ah, a boy doesn't mind them. i don't. i think these

green leaves. they've been growing very nicely. didn't i look at the show of oxen? all that stands in the way of the young trees now is couched grass, but they don't use her besides and instead do the weeding by hand poplars grow quickly, though these still need a few more years. but eventually maria minutes hopes the poplars will provide her fields with much needed water and shade. even when there is no rain. ah, that's all for today. we'll be back next week with another edition of tomorrow today. until then by buying the news . the news, the news news news the news lose a popular game bar in new york city. recently, it's hard to clear community. an uprising that changed the course of gay liberation . stonewall over 50 years ago. we're people started to fight back. today they're sharing their story. and the way the game so are you ready to get all these places in europe are smashing all the record to venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globe. trotter's gone for some of europe's record breaking into. and also in book form, i know it reall

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same time, like you said, they're come excited to be back on the green grass and you know, getting it when it's obviously always very nice. it's always very nice to stay with us here and dw, that's all for me for now. by coming right up is my colleague, monica jones, who has the latest from the business world. i'm there tele in berlin. more of the website dot com take care. the news news, the in many countries education is still a privilege. comedy is one of the main causes some young children work in my job. instead of going to class can attend classes any finish or working.

so very nice out toward the water's edge. you see the greenre on the computer model showing you the cooler temperatures because the breeze, then you get inside the bay 70's 80's in the millbrae and burlingame about 95 degrees in san carlos 91 redwood city. the temperatures in the south 103 in campbell, one. '04, in saratoga about 98 milpitas, a 100 a little more one. '06, in pleasanton. boy, it is just going to be scorching hot inland, a 108 in concord in brentwood and then you get some crazy numbers, get out toward vacaville about this may be a 111 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. they're going to be looking forward to a cool down, but it is going to be a slow cooldown. looks like temperatures, not dropping off until we get into lot of part of the weekend going to stay hot triple digit heat continuing now. i think in the saturday finally cooling down, especially sunday night into monday. that's when that good old fog returns. and that's going to feel good. we're all looking forward to a lawrence. thank you. one particular shortage could dim the

started to be back on the green grass and the you know, getting when is obviously always very nice. it's always very nice to stay with us here and dw, that's all for me for now. by coming right up is my colleague, monica jones, who has the latest from the business world. i'm there tele in berlin. more of the website dot com take care. the news, the in many countries education is still a privilege. comedy is one of the main causes some young children work in my job. instead of going to class can attend classes, only finish working millions of children all over the world to go to school. the we ask wind, the because it education makes the world more just the make up your own might be w made for mines the the, the us and to be you are getting ready to resolve the world's biggest corporate trade disputes you as president joe biden, this is brussels to east trade sentence with a block, including the long standing terrace route between plain makers, boeing and airbus another. what issue there still terrorists that were imposed by for my you as president donald trump, for us on china, then

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i want to point out, you have a lift in the market and a little bit of red and green on the screen. a nice taylor, what you have forward? taylor: uncertainty is good news for the equity markets. we will have blackrock's rick rieder and michael collins of pgim fixed income. jill carey hall. we will go across asset and take a look at the dollar weakness. tom: on the data, i want to frame out what we see on this report before we get to michael mckee. dow futures up 74. nasdaq with the move higher as well. the vix in with a vengeance. 18.5 becomes 17.2. i think that is critical as well. you'll read moves. that sustains -- real yield moves. a less the negative deal of what we have seen the last 48 hours. the yen 109.86. euro 1.2152. michael mckee is looking yet what we have wrought. you've had 15 minutes to get deeper. what have you seen? michael: an economy that is returning but not as fast as people anticipated. we did see revisions to the prior two months, another 12,000 jobs found in april and march. 27,000 additional you can add into this 559,000. not as many as people thought. they though

nice advance. what is the why for the green on the screen we have? kailey: i don't know.started with the european open, down on the stoxx 600, then you so that bid coming in. now we see futures around session highs, climbing. with asia playing catch-up to what we saw in the u.s. on friday, now we are seeing some of those reflation bets, maybe a little bit of dip buying going on. tom: that overnight repo surge we saw over the last week has just been extraordinary. it is really unprecedented. lisa: this is the conundrum right now. we have so much cash in the system, banks don't one companies' deposits. what happens with all of this? how much does this suppress bond yields and keep risk elevated? at what point does it have to stop? tom: still $74 on brent crude. new weakness in turkish lira, out to eight 8.78 with a velocity of the move. we are on eight lire to the dollar watch. i've never said that before. emily wilkins with us out of washington, and beneath the third fold is the strength of infrastructure, which we have been focused on. it is not iran. it is not biden act

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green. high today will be really nice in san jose, 84. plenty of sunshine. santa cruz, 71.f the peninsula. sunset district, you will need to grab a layer because it will be 62 and breezy. downtown san francisco, 67. north bay, comfortable, low 80s. vallejo, 75. 72, oakland. it gets warmer as you head south, 84, fremont. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland areas. concord yesterday was 99 but today 90. tonight will be cool. you can open the windows. temperatures will be dropping into the 50s. 's i want to show you what you can expect. temperatures will continue to tumble into tuesday is the onshore flow increases. then it warms up again. here's the accuweather forecast seven-day forecast. it's up your beautiful day today. hot inland but not as hot as we have seen the last few days. the cooling continues into monday. tuesday will likely be the coolest day. then the typical fog. >>> just ahead. meghan markle's new interview esther her latest book becomes a best seller. what she is shar - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we a

thank you very much, susan, look at the markets nicely in the green.dy. morning to you, scott. more people are traveling. mask mandates lifted, covid restrictions eased. i assume in your opinion the economy is officially making a strong comeback, right? >> absolutely. and it was great to see everybody out and about this weekend. we have 8.1 million jobs waiting to be filled but we're paying people $37,000 a year to stay at home. the government is small businesses biggest competition, when it comes to hiring their people and trying to get back in the swing of things. that will be government probably will get in the way after full-throated recovery. i like larry kudlow's blistering comments are great. but my issue is this, we have to be careful about these taxes. we have to be careful a little bit what they may be throwing at economy as far as money. now i'm in the camp, i don't have a lot of friend in this camp but i know we've seen commodities that have spiked and which do have a little bit after supply issue. we don't have as much as we thought about

widespread as we come through the rest of tonight, a few blips and green indicating coastal drizzle, not much more of a trace of moisture but niceto see that once in a while. fog and clouds backup towards the coast as we head through tomorrow. confined to along the coast. but tough to shake tomorrow. the fog is really going to spread out tomorrow night into early thursday morning, the same pattern day after day, but not bad to be in, because we get to avoid the worst of the heat like affected the pacific northwest over the past couple of days. >>> averages dropping down into the mid to upper 50s to around 60, more of a modest warm-up in store for in the in parts of the bay area, good news for sammy in antioch. contra costa county, in the 90s, and more of a normal warm day for sammy here, temperatures in the mid-80s for the afternoon, still warm for puppy pause, a early morning or late evening walk is the better option. >>> only low 60s along the coast, upper 60s san francisco, 70 degrees for east bay and a little above, upper 70s and the santa clara valley, inland in the east bay, a mix of upper 70s and low 80s for the spay, the

you can see temperatures in the immediate bay and nice to see the shades of yellow and green coming backith mid 70s for many locations. it will be 77 in santa rosa tomorrow with 1043 days ago. 79 here and as we get up north we can check in and going to 90. so look off the coast and watch the clouds there. first of all the marine layer is perfect the filling in the coastline and you can see there is a little bit of circulation out there with an area of low pressure that will deepen this marine layer and continue to develop some light showers. look what happens on tuesday morning. you can see the rain out there getting caught up in the circulation if we come in for a closer look, that drives the marine layer in. tuesday will be gray when we start of the day and it should be most of the bay area. there will even be a little bit of light mist coming and if we color the map from where it will rain where you can measure it, it is not much but a few 107 inch of rain and that is marine layer missed and that is tuesday morning. totally different than the weather we have been having around here an

red and green on the screen, with the nasdaq up nicely. that is a stunning yield.th us on radio come on television. this is bloomberg. he's got dna. ♪ >> there's some countries that are below the 15%. quite a few of them are above the 15%. if we were able to achieve a circumstance where all multinational companies operating globally are required to pay at least 15% on their profits, i think that is a very significant step forward. tom: first interview as secretary-general of the oecd. absolutely fascinating. we will drive forward the institutional dialogue. david malpass scheduled to be with us in the 9:00 hour on "the open." red and green on the screen. a modest advance off of the digital uproar we saw this morning. i saw the first shirt, i survive the fastly 2021 outage, was bought by david wasn't. what do you have this by david wilson. what do you have this -- by david wilson. what do you have this morning? dave: among other things, he's pointing out that what is going on in the stock market with financial shares is inconsistent with what we are seeing in the bo

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