tom: that was noel quinn, ceo.ubscribers can watch the full bloomberg "front row" interview on the terminal. china will ban film stars with incorrect politics, and cap salaries to rein in celebrity fan culture. it is the latest crackdown by xi jinping, targeting tech companies and the property industry. in a separate speech he vowed to set up a new stock exchange in beijing to provide financing to support innovative smaller businesses and the economy. joining us now is eleanor taylor jolidon, co-head swiss & global equity pm, unnion bancaire privee. thank you for joining us. there were multiple different crosswinds through the chinese economy and the equity space, whether it is support by the pboc or this announcement of xi jinping for this stock exchange in beijing. the economic data shows fragility. and that record tory crackdown. how is that feeding into your view of chinese equities? eleanor: we tend not to invest in a geography as much as individual companies. we have been seeing more opportunities in the smal

Él se llama noel, viene de nicaragua. fuiste a acuÑa a buscar comida.ni agua ni nada. vine a comprar a este lado a acuÑa. acÁ tampoco hay donde cargar el telÉfono. estamos bajo un puente, dormimos con cartones, con plÁstico. es duro pero no queda de otra. la sensaciÓn que se vive en mi paÍs nos obliga a salir. pedro: ¿cÓmo es para ti? te dieron un nÚmero. ¿cuÁnto tiempo te dijeron? noel: como en unos cuatro o cinco dÍas, aproximadamente. sÍ, ya de ahÍ creo que nos trasladan allÁ. bueno, no sÉ a dÓnde, a migraciÓn y ahÍ hay que esperar a ver si aÚn no lo van a deportar o quÉ. pedro: ¿has visto a gente que ha sido procesada que se ha marchado? noel: todavÍa nadie ha sido procesado porque de aquÍ sÓlo se lo llevan para adentro y despuÉs allÁ dentro los procesan entonces el que llega aquÍ, va para adentro y allÁ deciden si lo dejan no lo deportan. pedro: ¿cÓmo fue para ti pasar una noche ahÍ? noel: difÍcil, es duro. uno duerme ahÍ... con peligro de que le roben sus cosas. es desesperante. como le vuelvo a decir,la necesidad nos obliga. pedro: suerte en tu r

noel: we've always got to adjust.ant to make sure our pay market is competitive and that we're keeping our talent, so we monitor market pay francine: -- market pay levels. francine: do you -- noe: undoubtedly. again, it's part of the learning curve. we were flying around the world for one day trips here,. to day trips there might expect -- two day trips there. my expectation is that we will do fewer longer trips. that will translate into probably a reduction in our travel budget by around 50%. anna: that was noel quinn, ceo of hsbc speaking exclusively to bloomberg to francine lacqua. you can watch the full interview on the bloomberg terminal and bloomberg.com. the top stories we're covering with angel for the siena. angel: at least 40 people are confirmed dead in the northeastern united states after the destructive blow delivered by hurricane ida. record rainfall caused catastrophic flooding, left transport services paralyzed and left people stranded as a state of emergency was declared. the storm triggered the torna

noel. >> thanks. stay.bring you back now to shanksville, pennsylvania, where vice president kamala harris is speaking this morning with the cement, a deal. >> every time you to your children. drop them off a college. you have felt every day. every week. and every year. that has passed these 20 years. so please know your nation sees you. and we stand with you. and we support you. we are gathered today. on hallowed ground. at this place. that has been sanctified. i sacrifice. to honor the heroism that the 40 passengers and crew members showed in the face of grave terrorism. i remember when i first learned about what happened on that fateful flight. what happened on flight 93. told us then. and it still tells us so much. about the courage of those on board who gave everything they possibly could. about the resolve of the first responders who risked everything. and about the resilience of the american people. on this 20th anniversary. on this solemn day of remembrance. we must challenge ourselves. yes, to look

no major issues noel and daria, back to you.t for a 6.51 and the las vegas raiders kicked off their season with a big win in front of all their fans on monday night football. >> they were taken on the baltimore ravens and check out the fans for the first time getting to be inside allegiant stadium. the big palace in vegas for the first time. look at that black hole. that's black-white game went to overtime and that's where the raiders defense came up. huge. >> first a lamar jackson fumble. and then the next position. derek carr finds a jones. that's the game winning touchdown. raiders win 33 to 27. here's coach jon gruden. >> they love football. they play for each other. and i think the fans witness at tonight. we've got a lot of young guys really stepped up. but i'm really proud that character. the show. we're down 14 nothing to the ravens and didn't look pretty. didn't look good. but when you can come back and find a way to win against a team like that. that's saying something that's impressive impressive victory like they say

noel: we always have to adjust.o make sure that we are competitive, and that we are keeping our talent. so we monitor the market pay always very closely. >> do you and your executives travel less during the pandemic? noel: yes, undoubtedly. again, it is part of the learning curve. it would be a shame if we all went back to the way it was when we were flying around the world for one day trips here, two day trips there. my expectation is i will probably do fewer longer trips. my expectation is that will translate into probably a reduction in our travel budget by around 50%. haidi: hsbc ceo noel quinn speaking exclusively on bloomberg. coming up next, the first female ceo of a singaporean bank spoke with us exclusively on her homecoming journey after 27 years at hsbc. that conversation is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we spoke with ocbc ceo helen wong in her first in-person interview since taking the job in april. she rejoined ocbc after 27 years with hsbc. the return is a homecoming to where

but you can see right behind me noel and area. the lights are off. so it officially opens up to the public at 8 o'clock this morning. but it looks like the sense of urgency to get the results out to the public, not as high as in previous years. so we do know the results. it's a landslide for governor gavin newsome that final score, so to speak, still not in yet as they're not certify the election until at least a week from now. you can see all the polls here. people. a lot of people mailed in their ballots and did not go to the polls. so that's why it's going to take a little bit longer because those ballots are still coming in, especially if they mailed it out yesterday. postmarked as far as what's going on heading into yesterday. they have about a 4, about 450,000 votes tallied mail mail in ballots. as though the end people at the poll places. but there's still so much going on because potentially noel and area. there are more than 1 million registered voters in santa clara county. one of the bigger counties in california. nothing is up in the air

well. >> noel, the way it stands right now.thing gives, according to the city, there is a good chance that police officers and firefighters who are not fully vaccinated by that date could be terminated and the police officers union and the firefighters union. they're saying no. that is wrong. according to them. the couple of reasons. one, according to the police officers union. they say that they're already understaffed and they cannot risk any police officer walking off the job or being terminated and for the firefighters. they're saying that they need every firefighter. obviously to handle the fires within the city and a lot of them get sent to the front lines of the wildfires that are happening all across our state and they are not for this. they still have some time to work out a deal and they're hoping that they can continue with what's going on, which means weekly covid-19 tests to prove that you're negative instead of a full on vaccination status. now, take a look at your screen here is what the firefighters union. we re

well. >> good morning, noel. we do expect some of the workers to start arriving over the next hour or so. we were here a couple years ago about a year ago for the presidential election. this time it's the recall election and you can still come by here and drop it off. you can see that ballot box right behind me. a lot of people have received their ballots by mail and sent it in. but a lot of people want to choose it. the old fashioned traditional way by doing it in person and we will be at a polling place in less than 2 hours from now when the polling places open up, take a look at your screen. these are the things that you need to know. it is a big day in california. we've talked about this for months. the a people who want to recall governor newsom. they've been campaigning up and down the state. and then we talked about president biden. he arrived in california as well, too campaign for the governor. so the polling places open up at 7 o'clock this morning and they will close at 8 o'clock tonight. the ballots m

relief does get here by the weekend with upper 80's noel. all right, thanks, dave. >> for your money. now that summer vacation travel is winding down. airfares are actually expected to drop this fall to try and bridge the gap between leisure and business travelers. some airlines are already testing. cheaper pricing on more expensive routes. ticket prices are expected to be lower in the fall of 2019 travel data cumpany hopper says september might be the most affordable airfare month. an average round-trip flight within the u.s. could cost you just about $260. coming up next. this bird in australia can imitate just about anything take a guess at what sound. we're going to play for y >> okay. before we go, we've got to tell an avocado a day may help keep belly fat away at least for us. women, researchers at the university of illinois urbana champaign say eating an avocado a day can help women with a sharp drop in abdominal fat scientists tracked men and women to learn what eating avocados does when it comes to storing body fat women showed a si

no major issues there, noel and aria. back to you. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning. rob. >> good morning. the area. so tell me that this losing streak is going to end because i always mimic you and my daughter will say i make or invest, right. because she's learning and she'll say i lost money. i say don't worry, don't worry, honey all come out good knee n because that's where robbie says you know, write this over time. over time. you'll benefit. don't have and i'd love to talk to your center straight on how to do she have with acorn's for ackley update. her boss says. >> should offer for one k or 4, 3, b. that's great. but the market sled for about 5 days. it's looking to stop its day, but i don't mind down markets. it's like buying things on sale. we haven't really got a lot of chance to do that in the last few years. tomorrow we're going to see inflation numbers that could scare the market or it can cause the market to go a little it's too early to tell some other stories out there of not

today i'm talking to noel quinn. executive leading hsbc through its most radical overhaul in years. the expectations are high. noel's predecessor was ousted by a dissatisfied board. this 35 year banking veteran has to show he has the right choice to run the largest bank in europe. >> let's be honest, if you want to be an international bank

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noel. >> thanks, dave.re asking for your help this morning in finding this 18 year-old girl. a key ship hits. she was last seen yesterday morning around 11:00am in the 9500 block of plymouth street. she's about 5 foot 6, 160 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a gray t-shirt and leggings. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact oakland pd. a family in oakland, meanwhile, is remembering a 23 year-old man who was shot and killed at a barbershop. police are looking for suspects in connection with the killing happened last weekend. kron four's dan thorn talked with the victim's sister who says it's been a painful loss. >> 23 sunny bell had plans to make a difference in his community but his future and his dreams were tragically cut short when he was shot and killed here last saturday. but his sunny sister says his memory will live on. >> and she's working to make sure. >> flowers have been placed outside of a rockbridge barbershop where 2 unknown gunman shot a

noel and daria, back to you. thanks a lot right. >> your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsome will be keeping his job. as we said, the results are in for the recall election landslide victory for yeah. if you take a look at the numbers here as they stand right now. and this isn't even a full count. most voters, as you can see, 64% said no to the recall. and yes to keeping gavin newsom in office during his victory speech, the governor said it was more than just his job. that was on the ballot. >> no, it's not the only thing that was expressed tonight. i want to focus on what we said. yes to as a state. we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines. we said yes to ending this pandemic. we said yes to people's right to vote without fear of. voter suppression. we said yes to women's fundamental constitutional right to decide for yourself. what she does with her body, her fate and future. we said yes to diversity. we said yes to inclusion. we said yes to pluralism. we said yes. all those things tha

noel and aria.. >> is your local election headquarters and polls are open now they stay open until 8 o'clock tonight for the recall elections. so we're going to see whether or not voters decide to keep governor newsom in place or booting him up for somebody else. probably larry elder. if that's the case, let's talk about that with our political analyst michael yaki. good morning, michael. >> election day we mean, all eyes on so president biden here yesterday saying that he beat. >> donald trump and that newsome is going up against donald trump. clone. that's pretty much a good that's a good closing statement and they newson was handed this jam by larry elder who. >> despite the ability to sort of use the pandemic use voter dissatisfaction news. this of gavin newsome instead managed to convert this into a replay of 2020. and with him as the surrogate for trump. and that's not going to that's not a good look for trying to win statewide election. california. it was a gift newsome. they seize upon it an

we'll be right back with a a performance from noel gallagher's high flying birds.

noel and daria, back to you. thanks a lot, ray.ll season in full swing now and the niners. they it right with the wind that was close against the lions. let's take a look at the highlights. jimmy g got the start. but in the 1st quarter, here's rookie trey lance making his debut. >> first past the nfl. and it's a touchdown and that is the niners, the lead then lance only dipped in and out of the game just a handful of plays. the rest was up to go and in the 3rd quarter jimmy hit and deebo samuel down the sideline for a 9 yard touchdown pass and jimmy g finished the game with 314 yards passing that touchdown gave the niners a 28 point lead. so you're like wave is lions. bnr come back and eventually they cut the niners lead to just 8 points last play, though the niners defense gets a stop in san francisco escapes with that win 41 to 33 years head coach. how soon. >> i know. i came became too concerned with protecting guys as as opposed doing whatever you take. got to do to win. but you got to do to win his play. every single down. lis

noel and daria, back to you. thanks, ray >> now back to our election coverage, even though the results are in votes are still being counted all across the bay area. yeah, let's go to kron. four's will tran. he's live at the elections office in santa clara county where the tallying continues. good morning. well. the lights are on the machines are purring and dozens of workers. they are inside right now, making sure that everything is running smoothly. they have the machines. >> just zipping the mail in ballots going through there. this election predominantly was done by mail in ballots. it seems to be the choice for a lot of voters in santa clara county. no different. they received about 480,000 ballots so far in this particular county has potential of more than a million registered voters. so they expect the results to come in over the next several days. several weeks. they have a month to certify this election mail in ballots are a little bit. harder to process because of this. it might be more convenient for yo

noel. >> firefighters are slowly getting closer to containing the caldor fire. more than 218,000 acres so far it sits at 71% containment. now more evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings throughout eldorado county. so that's some good news. meanwhile, the second largest fire in california history is still ravaging parts of 5 different counties. the dixie fire has burned more than 960,000 acres to date. it is now 88% contained, which is far more then where we were just last weekend. so that's some good news. there. weeks or months all the wild fire fights. now during the caldor fire, fire crews were able to save a historic look out in the tahoe basin. >> by using an aluminum eyes rap garage. has the details. >> as the sun sets on the caldor fire in the lake tahoe basin. more and more people are coming back home thankful they have one to return to so many folks on the fire and we're just so thankful and so proud of the work that they >> work to protect homes and structures importantly, historic sites like this historic and gore look out above fallen lea

hablamos con el portavoz del sistema de salud, noel sanchez.os con alguna enfermedad. el departamento de salud de california tendrÁ unas reglas sobre estas guÍas que nos llegarÁn a san francisco. todavÍa no vamos a aplicar las vacunas. esperamos las reglas. ramÓn: podemos decir que el refuerzo se va a manejar con el mismo criterio del principio, tomando en cuenta la edad? >> se pueden dar ciertas prioridades a ciertos grupos. tendremos un sistema para vacunar a los mayores de 65 aÑos. todavÍa esperamos las reglas. serÁ seguramente un proceso por fases. ramÓn: por lo pronto, hay que esperar y mantenerse informado. muchas gracias, seÑor sÁnchez. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: el reporte del tiempo con gastÓn heredia. gastÓn: saludos. vamos a desglosar el pronÓstico. sÁbado y hasta el martes con ciertos cambios. el sÁbado va a continuar soleado y bastante seco. el domingo serÁ mÁs nublado y menos calor. el martes con un leve descenso de las temperaturas. san mateo con 75° hoy. napa, santa rosa, fairfield con 87—90°. vemos nubosidad baja sobre el pacÍfico. a

noel and daria, back to you.and football season is in full swing now the forty-niners escape detroit. >> it was too close with a win over the lions. let's go to the highlights. g got the start but rookie trey lance got to make his debut to. this is his first pass. >> and that gave the niners the lead, but lance only came out just a handful of times. this was games and in the 3rd quarter, jimmy hits deebo samuel down the sideline for an 89 yard touchdown pass. jimmy g finished the game with 314 yards passing and that touchdown gave the niners a 28 point lead. you're going to say. how did the score end up to be what it was. they had 28 point lead and the niners ended up winning it was down 8 point lead the end of the game. the niners defense got the stop is lucky san francisco goes on to win it. but look at 41 to 33. that's too close. here's head coach shannon. >> i know i came became too concerned with protecting our guys as as opposed doing whatever you take. got to do to win. but you got to do to win his play. e

noel, while some democrats want to pause any work on the human infrastructure plan.are really doubling down on the need to pass. not only that but the traditional infrastructure bill. >> can't go home and explain and i can't confirm. and right now you don't think you can expect can expect what we do all 50 senate democrats have to buy into president biden's 3.5 trillion dollars human infrastructure proposal for it to pass. >> but on nbc's meet the press west virginia senator joe mansion made it clear he's out. we should be looking at everything and we're not and that we don't have the need to rush into this spending plan would expand health care provide free preschool and community college and fun climate change for an awful lot of the things i'm for. also putting guardrails on mansion has said he could support a 1.5 trillion price tag, but others like vermont senator bernie sanders have proposed 6 trillion. a major compromise has already been made and there is a real danger, a real danger that this bill will lose that the infrastructure bill will lose in the house o

this is something i learned to noel. in 1894 to pay tribute to the american worker and to celebrate their achievements. something probably do every day. but but that's the that's the reason why it's called labor day. i feel it's something you don't really learn when you're a kid in school. i don't remember learning about why it was called labor day. i just knew it was day off of school right how can we pay tribute to the american worker. well, number one, i i suggest going on a little. >> label reading mission and start looking at some of the products that are actually made in the usa. you know, go when you go to the store going through your closet, going to products in your house going to the mall. look at things that are made in the usa and start supporting in buying those products and if you a gift yeah. you start putting together your christmas list and seek out american made things i see on your list or you have a few of the different companies that we should maybe think about. >> levi's gerber baby. you have apple

want to take your time as you're driving noel and aria. back to you.e latest on the wildfires, the caldor fire in el dorado county near south lake tahoe has destroyed now more than a 1000. >> homes and other buildings since it sparked about a month ago. more than 219,000 acres total have burned so far containment is at 68% and the dixie fire, which is now closer to a million acres. it's 960,000 acres. 75% contained. it has burned more than 1300 homes and other structures. and this is the one that set burning outside of chico. the weather humidity are helping a little bit so they're doing what they can to make progress on that fire. >> meanwhile, a pg, any worker actually spent 2 hours in federal court fielding questions about whether the utility could have turned off the electricity sooner on a power line suspected of sparking the dixie fire. the questioning all happened on monday before a federal judge who's also overseeing pg, e's criminal probation after the utilities gas lines blew up a part of a san bruno neighborhood back in 2010, the judge is go

good afternoon there, noel. we have a little in the way of some. >> and we've got some fog creeping on in here. but some high cloudiness to make note of. that's going to kind of be a story in and out over the next 3 days or so. it's about the best effort we're going to get from this front that was supposed to come in 100 already antioch one-on-one livermore 99 conquer get used to it. more of that to come for the week ahead. east bay shoreline is looking at the 80's right now. for 70's, 80's and 95 for fremont up to the north bay got plenty of 90's to dish out as well. with that said, excessive heat advisory covering solano county. that's only county in this. and that's in the central valley as well until 8 on thursday that's been extended our air quality technically is improve a little bit of that on shore when may be helping moderate. as you can see, up in the mountains and heading across central valley moderate as well to the bay area. this is also become modern. they were called about 15 minutes ago, 10 minut

noel and daria, back to you. thanks. right now. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and governor gavin newsom. as we said earlier, he's got to be keeping his job. the results are in for the recall election. it was pretty much a landslide victory for. take a look at the numbers in this could get even bigger. he already has 64% as they continue to count the ballots. and so you can see there the people who said yes to the recall so far only 36%. >> during his victory speech. governor newsom said it was more than just his job. that was on the ballot. >> no, it's not the only thing that was expressed tonight. i want to focus on what we said. yes to as a state. we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines. we said yes to ending this pandemic. we said yes to people's right to vote without fear of. voter suppression. we said yes to women's fundamental constitutional right to decide for yourself. what she does with her body, her fate and future. we said yes to diversity. we said yes to inclusion. we said yes to pluralism. we said yes. all those things that we hold dear as

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the next time you see me, noel and aria. we will try to be inside and we will show you exactly what shannon just talked about, the transparency, the whole process that everybody is being watched by other people just to show that the public that this system works and there is no voter fraud. let's face it. now that the system is on trial, so to speak. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. well. 5. '09, right now and some voters in the north bay cast their vote on more than just the recall of governor newsome. there was also an effort to remove sonoma county district attorney jill ravitch from office over her hiring practices. so let's take a look at that race. the numbers show that the recall effort has failed in this case beyond what governor newsom's results were even because at this point you can see that almost 80% of the votes counted said no, no, recall keep her in office. this morning. we have an inside look at what was on the minds of voters as they went to the polls yesterday. that's right. the number one issue an

. >> dan cobb and councilmember noel gile told abc 7 they think counsel will add a third police academy to the city this fiscal year to address the problem. they want to make sure it comes with fundamental changes. >> how do i screen, where do i recruit? where do i maintain the officers? >> if there is one thing anyone can agree on, violence needs to stop. in oakland, tim johns. >> the alameda county sheriffs office says the increase is mostly isolated to oakland. there have been 14 homicides across the county, compared to 100 and oakland. ryan curry spoke with county authorities. >> a sharp contrast to the rest of the county. while there have been 100 homicides, the rest of the county has had far less deadly violence. 14 homicides. >> homicides up across alameda county? >> not very much. >> oakland deals with more issues that lead to violent crime. gang violence, drug trafficking, and homelessness are some of the problems that lead to more homicides. oakland has more than the neighboring alameda cities. ask -- >> those crimes are intertwined, based on a lot of issues going on within th

he was beaten up. noel says, this neighborhood has long suffered problems, but this addition of more than a 100 drug addicts on the doorstep only creates greater insecurity. that's been done. yeah, we are almost a breaking point. there's a feeling of nervousness, violence. we think about it every day. i even have to arm myself with protective equipment such a tig, gus, a taser or a but why? because just last weekend, there were 5 fights that happened on friday, then saturday and sunday they just didn't stop. we have drug addicts who come here every day because they knew crack this war was hastily built with the authority saying that it was necessary to protect glucose from the drug uses. but it happened to walking around in that neighborhood. we have seen everything from spilling over into commercial areas and drug deals taking place in the, in the metro is mounting here, locals, all protesting against the fact that they have essentially been jumped on the doorstep just last. i'm angry because these people are being treated like animals. we country, people like that. we can just move

but well, you're all the same boat because noel's get used to this morning thing, right., i've been doing it on the weekends. you know, the last several months. and so this is my first time here. >> with all of you wonderful people here on the weekday. yeah. so it's a little earlier yeah, but the commute wasn't benefit to 2 or 03:00am wake-up call all right. people talk about traffic in the bay ever see on the golden gate bridge this morning. there was no fog when i went very clear morning. it started as bubble. i don't but best thing about getting up at 02:30am no traffic and a lot of times we do see that fog. can any of that this morning either though. so you're not seeing any of either at this moment. >> a really clear view outside at our berkeley hills cam. you can see out there from right above the east bay just house clear skies are this morning. definitely a good morning for a jog before things do heat up later on today. as you can see and fog cast visibility is just fine radar showing us dry skies and like we had last week, we have those thunderstorms and morning

he was be to no control. noel says this neighborhood has a long suffered problems, but this addition of more than a 100 drug addicts on the doorstep only creates greater insecurity. that's been done. yeah. you're almost a breaking point. it is a feeling of nervousness when violent. we think about it everyday, even after all myself, with the equipment you guys are but why? because just last weekend they were fight that happened on friday, then saturday and sunday. they just didn't know if you have got to come every day because they need crack. this war was hastily built with the authority saying that it was necessary to protect glucose from the drug users. but it happened to walking around in the neighborhood. we have seen everything from spilling over into commercial areas and drug deals taking place openly in the metro and get mounting here, locals, all protesting against the fact that they have essentially been on that door said just laugh, i'm angry because these people i've been treated like animals we countries and people like that, we can just move them to please further we fro