we sought raphael varane confirmed before _ that.el varane confirmed before kick-off - that. we sought raphael varane confirmed before kick-off and i that. we sought raphael varane . confirmed before kick-off and jadon confirmed before kick—off and jadon sancho signed as well. how far do you think they can go this season? we do have a chance but it is going to be tough. but ec city paying money forjack grealish. we need to complete this year and we need a trophy. that is where i think united are heading this year. anthony shaw, a man united fan speaking to me earlier. including brentford last night, 6 of the first 7 premier league matches this season have all been home wins. our reporterjoe lynskeyjoins me now to talk through the rest of the day's action, on the whole it's been a good day for home supporters? so many emotions for those returning fans this afternoon back in premier league stadiums after so long away. it's been 17 months of waiting for most of these supporters — so there was noise, there were tears as their teams emerg

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i'm a, that's the thing i see just so the income though raphael does this, essentially all boiled down to barcelona, giving up its star player in order to try to repair its finances. yes, certainly found out is that no mother or money, matthew learning a lot of money, but not only math, you know was being the most you sign any other more than a man more than just the nicest. they had to be to know, but they had in that, so they had a bad management and working for them. now they had to get rid of the stop trying to get to be part of probably before, but they had the bicycle on track the which was not the case for masters leave. the end they have to surrender ration. karen does cutting messy loose automatically help with barcelona debt load? well, it does in the sense that they not have known going salaries now bus the, the severity all be kept simply economic costs control in terms of buffalo is ability to pay wages and make transfer over the course of the next 12 months is very, very significant. indeed, and it is effectively made barcelona competitive with the likes of say less to 60

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great drive across over towards the san raphael side. the bigger view, the longer drive, some folks are getting an early start. contessa? >> good morning. i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. wall street is set to open just slightly higher this morning. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 closed at record highs friday. investors breathing a sigh of relief after jay powell signaled the central bank could start reducing some of its monetary stimulus this year but said it's in no rush to hike interest rates. the dow up 1.5, the nasdaq about 3%. oil prices hit a more than three-week high early today before pulling back. analysts anticipate refineries, pipelines and oil platforms along the gulf coast will be able to resume operations quickly following hurricane ida. a report on pending home sales. amazon is teaming up with payment provide affirm to offer shoppers a buy now, pay later option that doesn't involve a credit card. a firm's flexible payment system will be available soon on amazon as website. customers can split the costs of installment plans are

why don't you bring in the wonderful therese raphael?han: therese raphael joins us from bloomberg opinion. that's a start there come on the response you have witnessed from the united kingdom off the back of some pretty chaotic images over the weekend. therese: today in parliament which has been recalled to debate the afghan crisis, you have mp after mp on both sides of the aisle criticizing the government policies, its failure to anticipate the fall of kabul, to get refugees and those who helped the british military, but also those who are vulnerable out, to define the policy a little more clearly. back to johnson statement, he took a very different line than president biden. he did not criticize the afghan military. he said very pointedly that the west could not continue this u.s. led mission without american logistics, airpower, and money. jonathan: you've identified the difference between johnson and the speech from president biden. one similarity is continuously bringing up should we stay or should we leave when, for many people, th

francine: that is fed president raphael bostic speaking to us earlier. we also talked to st.ed president james bullard about his outlook for the year ahead. pres. bullard: the key word is optionality for 2022. i would like to taper now and get it finished by the end of the first quarter. at that point i think we could assess what is happening in the economy with respect to inflation. by that time we will have many more jobs reports and it certainly looks like they will all be strong to varying degrees. unemployment will tick down at that point. that way we will be able to see in the first half of 2022 if inflation is moderating or not and if it is moderating then we were in great shape. if it is not moderating, then we might have to be more aggressive . i think that optionality has a lot of value right now. i think the purchases do not have much value right now. it seems like the trade-off is just right to me. let's phase out the purchases and give ourselves breathing room in 2022. michael: as you look over the forecast horizon, do you think inflation sticks around? pres. bul

on radio, we are showing images of raphael bostic.en down to the jp morgan house on madison avenue authority fourth, and in that room, he saved america. out of the outcome of the panic of 2007 is we need to have a central bank, except the other cities don't trust new york. we need fed members spread around the country. that is really what this is about. taylor: to go back on lisa's comments, the note i have in my inbox is now a voting number says let's get started. we are for for for. rafael bostic saying it's do this as quick as possible. you had kaplan, bullard, george yesterday saying, let's do this. let's do this now. tom: nonvoting members are people that have decaf chai tea. you know. taylor: i am the token warm body today, tom. tom: well, the token warm body switched. taylor riggs with us today, and we value that. get off her case. stay with us on a friday. your swissie right now -- euro-swissie now, one point 10572. this is bloomberg -- 1.10572. this is bloomberg. ritika: the deadly attack in kabul has shaken the exit strategy

we will rapidly digressed to a gentleman from new jersey, raphael bostic.an interesting path out of harvard and stanford. a different fed president. michael: and now president of the atlanta federal reserve. raphael bostic. we welcome you to surveillance. you are in atlanta where will be a lot warmer. this morning it was 37 degrees on the back lawn of the jackson lake lodge. in some ways we are better off. it is not as beautiful but in some ways we are better off. let me ask you about the numbers we just got. 4.2% on the year-over-year headline pce, 4.6% for the core, is that out of line with what you are anticipating and as that may be put more pressure on you to decide you would like to see a sooner taper? pres. bostic: first of all i am glad we are not sitting out in 30 degree weather. that makes for a much less comfortable interview. for the numbers that came out today, i have been in the studio so i've not had a chance to look at the numbers more deeply. i would say this sort of number is not a huge the prize for me. -- is not a huge surprise for me. w

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the 59-year-old former nfl player filed paper to enter the race against raphael warnock in 2022. >>> a wave of voting restrictions in republican states, the house has passed the john lewis voting rights act which gives the federal government more power to challenge discrimination at the ballot box. the bill now heads to an evenly divided senate. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. hanson, cbs news, new yo . >>> it's wednesday, aug >>> it's wednesday, august 25th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." secret trip. as the u.s. races to evacuate americans from afghanistan, why two lawmakers decided to fly to kabul. >>> breaking overnight, remain in mexico reinstated. the supreme court rules in favor of the trump-era policy that forces immigrants to wait in mexico while seeking asylum in the u.s. >>> remembering charlie watts. the rolling stones drummer dies at the age of 80. how celebrities are paying tribute tribute to the legendary musician. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you.

therese raphael in london from bloomberg opinion.f us, lisa, really sobering -- all of this, lease, really sobering. the can does not matter. we have to get to monday and it is a fluid kabul. lisa: i'm fluid reaction in terms of the international community and president biden. he will outline it at 1:00 p.m., the expectation, anyway, the effort u.s. has made to lift allies and members out of afghanistan. how much can he counter the criticism? tom: kailey, we are seeing the comments by the president, where he has to change the tone. kailey: it is a tone about the international community wants to hear and what americans domestically want to hear, tom, because while everybody feels the situation in afghanistan, it may not be the number one priority when it comes to voters and amplifications for the midst -- and applications for the midterm elections. tom: this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. good morning on a friday. looking at a number of themes. the markets weaker, little better than they were two hours ago.

to resurrect fail -- therese raphael of bloomberg intelligence joining us now. where we stood with donald trump. the sense in europe was that you couldn't. that sense is now growing when it comes to joe biden as well. therese: that is just did. this has been such a wake-up call for the british government, and i think for all of the nato allies in terms of the rhetoric that has come out of the biden administration. there was a sense after donald trump left that there was a reset and relations, and it was in many ways back to the old post-cold war order, where the allies really sung from the same hymn book in terms of maintaining national order. here you had a unilateral decision by the u.s., not to the liking of the u.k. and a few of the nato allies, and clearly, the hold intelligence backdrop too it was a failure, and it has left a pretty big debate in britain about what to do next. we heard that in parliament today, the first time that the chamber had been full really since the pandemic, and boy, was it frothy. mps were packed in there. no social distancing, ve

. [♪♪♪] >> chair mandelman: i am raphael mandelman, the chair of the transportation authority board.n. our clerk is brittany milton. i wanted to note that supervisor melgar will be late, and with that, please call the roll. [roll call]

yet nanette fed, raphael bostic. let's get to callum pickering -- the fed, raphael bostic. let's get to callum pickering. the prospect of a taper in the autumn. loretta mester will come along later. talk to me about the speed of taper that you expect at barry berke. good morning -- you expect. good morning. callum: the taper will be gradual. by the middle of next year, the fed will no longer be adding assets its balance sheet. the thing to focus on here, listen to what central banks are saying very carefully. they are saying that qe seems to be very effective at a time of a crisis when there are severe liquidity issues but during normal times, it seems to be less effective. that is what the bank of england said last week. it basically thousand that internally, central bankers think that the assets they are buying are not affecting economic outcomes and that is where you get this conclusion. bankrate, fed funds rate, so the central banks, as long as they have a predictable path to the balance sheet, whether that is no change in asset or even a gradual passive rundown, it wil

while madagascar is blessed with natural resources for just prices, raphael and coal, one particular resource, has lewis 1000 to this mining town of in so sapphires. these towns sprang up in just a few months. attracted by the promise of easy money, more than 10000 people live crammed together in extreme poverty. most of the stones they to gob with just a few dollars. however, a large, very pure sapphire can fetch as much as 5 or $6000.00 more than $100.00 times madagascar minimum wage. thousands take away all with the same. the lucky ones might find the backhoe and messy used to be farmers. the 2 brothers left their job in hopes of striking at ridge and building and such a future for themselves. but their entire fortune for now is this small cabin just 5 square meters shed by the 2 families with their wives and children, 7 people altogether. when i found i was a hi miss dooley to me, she landed land like think i called the number that the shelf tonight, the lumber shop, with champ and got they, let's jump to them to bear not to michigan. they move on to me because i remember to move

joining me now is state representative raphael acia, who left the state in protest to the restricted voting laws. we're all becoming experts at how texas law works. what happens today? >> yesterday we celebrated a big victory in texas. we were on capitol hill with senator murthi and we did two things when we came here to washington. first thing we did was just run out the special session. deny quorum to texas republicans who were trying to push through anti-voter bills, anti-women health bills, anti-transchildren bills. we got a nice shout out from speaker pelosi, where she recognized we helped kickstart the discussions back here on capitol hill. and we're really excited and happy about that, that progress that we've made. i'm still in washington, d.c. i know that the session starts today. there have been some covid outbreaks back on the house floor in texas. so, quorum will continue to be an elusive thing for texas republicans. >> you've been here now, has it been three weeks or so you all have been in washington? it's been a long time. how sustainable is this? you sent the message

oakland today reaching 76 degrees. 88 in san raphael. and san francisco in the upper 60s. we'll take a look head to the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking with the golden gate bridge. >> i saw changes over the last few minutes, changed again. the sign read caution as the crew moved that center divide. it's done now. the north side. then i saw a burst of traffic because i think it was held up for some of that construction equipment to move and the sensors have started to clear. there it goes. the traffic heading up north past the sausalito exit disperse into san raphael. a good drive there. your commute for this section, contra costa county here's how folks flow and moving nicely at the limit where it's green and green pretty much everywhere we're looking for a little bit of slowing right there out of the altamont pass. no big deals and no surprises. back to you. >> 5:09. a victory for brittney. new developments in the battle over her conservatorship. her father agreeing to step down. what this means for the pop star. >> we thought 20 was th

over here the richmond side of the san raphael bridge suddenly sees more traffic flow.ommute. see the arrows, 37 included in that and slowing through concord for highway 4 heading down to 42. smaller crashes are to the shoulder throughout the east bay so no major slowing. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now, 6:51, san jose firefighters at the scene of a fire at a strip mall near center and lewis road. no injuries reported. vacant office space and two businesses were said to be damaged. crews say the fire is out and working to determine a cause. >> a look at the top stories including breaking news. fire triggers evacuation orders near bethel island in east contra costa county. latest in a live report and raj mathai in tokyo. >> we're following breaking stories, regarding simone biles and the women's soccer team and birthday love from hoda kotb. see you in a few minutes. triple bacon chee... how's that song coming along? that's for me? oh no, you're making music, i don't want to get in your way. oh c'mon man. oh. hang on a second. my triple bacon c

. >>> as you're heading out of the east bay, richmond to san raphael, a couple larger trucks gettingatching for the commute and check a couple spots coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street looks like it's going to open slightly lower this morning. yesterday we saw stocks reverse their early losses to end the day at a record. the dow jumping nearly 280 points, the s&p 500 closing at its 42nd closing record high of the year. investors shrugging off a drop in the yield of the 10-year treasury bond amid concerns of the spread of the delta variant and comments from a fed official that central bank could start reducing its extraordinary financial support for the economy as soon as october. it's really the flurry of good reports on earnings that's fueling this market. this morning we'ring with a on economic reports on hiring in the private sect from adp and earnings from general motors, cvs health and uber. lyft meantime hitting a milestone as the ride sharing company reports a quarterly profit for the first time in its nine-year history and three months ahead

this is happening at the marin center exhibit hall in san raphael. appointments are not necessary but encouraged. >>> cal osha standards board, according to the chronicle the changes would happen in december at the earliest. this week they're meeting to talk about revisions. rules allow fully vaccinated people to not wear masks in the workplace. not so for the unvaccinated. workers who say they're vaccinated do not have to show proof. there are no distancing or capacity restrictions in place. cal osha rules are separate than those required by state or local health departments. >>> so the red hot housing market perhaps losing some of its sizzle for home buyers hoping to make it in the bay. that's what the numbers show from the association of realtors. the median home price is $1.3 million. it dropped slightly from june down a little bit more than 3%. still, year over year the median is up 24%. also, cooling down if we can call it that, the number of sales which were down slightly compared to the same time one year ago. >>> in an effort to boost air tr

slowing across the 580 deck, richmond to san raphael, we'll check out anything. probably a crew slower going there. back to you. >> thanks. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a new twist in the recall election. the leading republican now under investigation. larry elder leading in the poll. the new accusations against him. >>> are you just over your job? a survey finds you are not the only one. the perks and benefits americans are looking for when it comes to finding new work. >>> let's take you out there where the skies are reasonably clear in the bay area and as is the bay bridge toll plaza, mike will be back with a look at the traffic ahead when "today in the bay" continues. the new accusations against him. will be back with a look at the >>> as we take a look at our forecast for walnut creek we are starting out with a few clouds here and there, mid 50s and it's going to slowly warm up today. it's going to be cooler this afternoon so your commute is looking pretty good. we'll talk about air quality and our forecast ahead coming up. >>> the only snag on the b

san raphael looking at a high of 83 degrees and 66 in san francisco, palo alto up to 79 degrees and 82n jose. so ahead, as we head towards the middle to the end of the week, we'll be watching warmer temperatures as well as a chance that we could see some thunder and lightning over parts of the sierra. there could be more of the monsoon moisture coming in firing up some of those thunderstorms for the upcoming weekend. head's up about that if you will be traveling there as we're going to have warmer temperatures here. upper 80s for our warmest spots today and then going toward the end of the week, it just get as little bit warmer each day. heading up to 95 on friday and still in the 90s for the weekend. san francisco in the mid 60s and a little bit warmer for thursday and friday. by saturday and sunday we come down a few degrees as we get more of the clouds and fog. mike, you're watching san francisco. >> i am. because that's where the activity is, what little activity we have. a smooth, easy drive for most of the bay. south county into the silicon valley, peninsula also and even the tri

winner and nfl running back filed paperwork to run next year for the seat held by democratic senator raphaelalker has never run for office before. he is backed by former president trump who has publicly encouraged walker to enter the republican primary. >>> and "the new york times" says former new york governor andrew cuomo lost his emmy award on the same day he was replaced as governor. yesterday the international academy of television arts and sciences said it was taking back the emmy it awarded cuomo last year for his daily televised pandemic briefings. the academy cited cuomo's resignation and the recent sexual harassment allegations against him. the move came just hours after lieutenant governor kathy hochul was sworn in to replace cuomo. >>> still ahead, fast food meltdown. why some mcdonald's restaurants have taken milkshakes off the menu. menu. ♪ ♪ for deb, living with constipation with belly pain was the same old story for years. trying this. doing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. fi

but a late that year, but the strike wrapped up for to win for ronald truman's men, french defender raphael her on says he's excited to begin playing for man justina. why did they agree to $55000000.00 deal with rail madrid? names present to the united fans before saturdays premier league when over leaves. moran spoke about how united tried to find him 10 years ago before he went to madrid. a lot of people speaking about about me in and manchester, united since 2011 when solar struggles and come in my more of the house i feel are a real paternity to play in personally and for munches tonight. it's a new start for me and then i'm very happy to be here. england friction trying to hold on against india on the final day of the 2nd test. they were put back into baset loads with 60 overs left in the match chasing. and unlike the 7 when open is rory burns and dome sibley both when early without scoring any runs and they've lost 3 more currently 84 for 5 with 27 overs left. india need 5 more to win the match, but took care paralympics will be largely held behind closed tools because the current of

before kick—off at old trafford, united presented their new signing, raphael varane, to their supportersance defender�*s signed a four—year contract, completing his move from real madrid for initialfee of £34 million. so, manchester united getting their campaign off to a flyer on a busy saturday in the premier league. there are five games that kicked off at three o'clock — patrick viera takes charge of his first game for crystal palace, and it's a tough start, facing the european champions chelsea, who played 120 minutes in the super cup in midweek. elsewhere, watford return to the premier league against aston villa, now without jack grealish but new signing danny ings plays, while ashley young makes his second debut for the club. watford are leading 1—0. burnley have taken an early lead against brighton and the late kick—off, norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league. that norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league.— norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league. that kicks off at 5:30pm _ there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all t

example, in the case of leo, it's sad but necessary because the club is above everyone for defender, raphael brand says he's excited to begin playing for manchester, united. they agreed a $55000000.00 deal with roman trade and he was presented to the united funds before saturdays premier league when it leads around spike about how united tried to find him 10 years ago before he went to madrid. a lot of people speaking about about me in and manchester united since 2011. when so next august and come in my more of the house i feel are we paternity to play in perma league and from lunches tonight? it, it's a new start for me and then i'm very happy to be here by munich head coach. you'd be a na guzman has paid tribute to the legendary good miller saying he was key to making by one of the biggest clubs in the world, the bananas league aside, and lit up the stadium in his honor on sunday nights with the was thank you. good miller died earlier that day at the age of 75. the strike. it helped wine when 3 straight european cups in the 1970 s, and also lifted the world cup and european championship wi

this is off the mac marketing point, raphael, the filing system, the politicians decided to withdraw. the politicians must be responsible for the consequences. during the debate inside parliament protest is gathered outside to condemn. the governments responds to events among those who gathered what people with the family trapped in the country. some carried sign saying africans had been left to be butchered. the protest is all wanting more people be bought sooner to the u. k. u k, for my position leader was also in the crowd. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation will agree on a much larger number of refugees. counties this contradict for them dropped the anti refugee rhetoric. prejudice to tell has been the past few months a global give us something thing. they're going to learn the foreign policy lesson . britain, after all the chances of training, the afghan britain, after all, set up a timing cool to the army and the result has not been a good kind of stones ousted president da shots gone. he has resurfaced in the united arab emirates, the u

you have to know and that name is raphael, and the dominant off the number one sees you never played in d. c at the city opened before coming off, missing at the clay court season as well as the olympics. now he's going to be some stiff competition number to see if you're obviously it is one of the favorites to take it all after having a successful season on clay court. now, new curacy, $21900.00 champion, is also a heavy favorite and the fan favorite for his on and off the court antics. and it is anybody's match here. of course, fans seen the doll succeed. he plays later this week, but at this point they're, they're just glad to be back here. glad to have 10. and john, it is an exciting time for everybody here at the city up and back to you. thanks regina. well, that's all the time we have for today's show, but for the show and more be sure to download a portable tv app for your apple or android device for now say for watching and see against him. ah ah ah, in the old days before breaks it because the u. k was attached to the e u. they could do it. other countries do, which is to ta

before kick—off at old trafford, united showed off their new signing raphael varane.. another team expected to push for the title in england this season is chelsea. the european champions had a comfortable 3—0 win over crystal palace at stamford bridge. marcos alonso and christian pulisic scored before the break and trevoh chalobah made sure of the win with a goal on his premier league debut. it was a difficult start for patrick vieira, the new palace boss, but the blues manager was a happy man, with this win coming just three days after their victory in the uefa super cup. given the fact how we arrived with a match on wednesday, a lot of travel, lack of sleep, and today were suddenly very, very hot to play, and he pushed some players over the limit in terms of minutes and physical preparation. —— we pushed. if we acknowledge that, then it was a very good game from start until the end and we were well deserved winners, i think, the end and we were well deserved winners, ithink, and big congratulations to the team. they did good and pushed hard and they overcome tiredn

and raphael and the dob plus victory in new york will secure all 4 grand slams in the same year. something not achieved in the men's game since rod laver in 1969. i don't want to say it's now or never for me because, you know, i think i'm going to have more opportunities in my life when slams. i don't know if i'm going to be having more opportunities when a calendar slam twice it's, it's obviously a very unique opportunity. but at the same time, you know, i don't need to put any additional pressure to what i already have, which is pretty, pretty big. you know, from my, from my own self and from, of course, people around me. i know i haven't played that many matches and i know that, you know, i haven't even gotten to a quarter final, but actually, i feel pretty happy with how i'm playing. like i thought i played to really tough matches, and cincinnati and the girl that i lost to she played really well. i feel pretty confident with where i am right now. of course i'm not like declaring that i'll do amazing here. and for me i'm, i'm the like one match at a time tape person. so yeah,

you have to know and that name is raphael, and the dog is all the number one sees you're never played in d. c at the city opened before coming off, missing at the clay court season as well as the olympics. now he's going to be some stiff competition number to see if you're all you see is one of the favorites to take it all after having a successful season on clay court now and the curacy 21900 champion is also a heavy favorite. and a fan favorite for his on and off the court antics. and it is anybody's match here . of course, fans want to see the $1.15 if you please, later this week. but at this point, we are just glad to be back here. glad to have 10. and john, it is an exciting time for everybody here at the city. open back to you. thanks regina. well, that's all the time we have for today's show, but for the show and more be sure to download the portable tv app for your apple or android device for now say for watching to see against him. ah ah ah, ah, ah, it doesn't look like this is of all the old what you actually can you through that actually use them she says to bill me out wit

although a prisoner or raphael said that he recognizes it as a national document. but the difference is that the reformist saw that deal as a foundation worth a conserved as the, as the ceiling. so they may interact with the west, might find this new president, and he did ministration the much tougher stance. i said for the moment i will leave it that we will be and picking those speeches and presentations there throughout the day with you. thanks very much. now in other news, saw fontas in turkey. my working around the clock has wildfires continued to spread in coastal resort towns, winds and temperatures of 40 degrees celsius. ascending 7 wild falls along the mediterranean and a g and coasts. at least 8 people now reported to have been killed in the region in the past week. holiday makers being forced out of the hotels and thousands have been evacuated from their homes. russell southern has more from one of the worst. his areas in turkeys and italia province. we are in the village of cellar, in the town of goods on which one of the worst hit districts in turkey r

this is off the mac marketing point, raphael, the filing system. the politicians decided to withdraw. the politicians must be responsible for the consequences or parliament was debating inside protesters gathered to condemn the governments responsive to the current events. among those where people with family tramps in the country, with some carrying sign, saying afghans have been left to be butchered. protesters are demanding more people be brought sooner to the u. k. also in the crowd, british ex opposition later. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation will agree on a much larger number of refugees. counties this come to the support for them, dropped the anti record to record pretty patel. there's been issues with the past few months. a bubble of give us something thing, thinking a learned the foreign policy lesson written after all as returns to the training the african i've written after all, set up timing cool to the army and the result has not been a good earlier we heard from for robot see the daughter o

supervisors for today, monday july 26, 2021 i'm it chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by vice chair raphael mandelman. our clerk is victor young. do you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do. for our other guest, if you don't mind, if you're not -- if you can turn off your camera until we call on you to speak, it would be appreciated. due to covid-19 emergency to protect board member, city employees and the public, board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. members will be participating in the meeting remotely. committee members who attend the committee through video conference will may participate in the meeting as if they were present. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda. comments are opportunities to speak during public comment period are available by phone by calling 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. is 146 989 7413 and then pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion and you will be muted and listen mode only. when your item of interest comes up, please dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. >> superv

meanwhile, manchester united's new signing raphael varane is also on the bench, so could make his debutn sancho still awaits his first start for the club, he's also a substitute. kickoff in both those games is 2pm. one game's already under way in the scottish premiership and hibernian currently have a 2—1 lead against dundee. dundee taking the lead early on through jason cummings, before martin boyle equalised from the penalty spot. there are three other matches today — they all kick—off at 3pm. now scottish fans could be in for an exciting day at carnoustie, as the women's open draws to a close. local amateur louise duncan, at just 21—year—old, is in contention going into today's final round. anna nordqvist posted a round of 65 to move to nine under par and share the lead with nanna koerstz madsen. there are 19 players within four shots of the lead and one of them is the amateur duncan, who will begin todayjust two shots off the pace. england's georgia hall is three off the lead. she is a 2018 champion. the chief executive of the ecb, tom harrison, says the inaugural season of the hund

before kick—off, manchester united confirmed the signing of france defender raphael varane from reals presented in front of supporters, and has signed a four—year contract for an initial fee of £34 million. and england have made a steady start to the third day of the second test against india at lords. all hopes could rest onjoe root again. he's approaching 100, with india looking for theirfirst wicket of the day. we've seen an unbeaten 50 from jonny bairstow too. england are 216 for 3 at lunch after india made 364 in theirfirst innings that's all your sport for now, back to you. that's all from us for now. the next news on bbc one is at 5:30. goodbye. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now our main story — the taliban offensive in afghanistan as they edge closing to capturing their key target of the capital, kabul. this morning, the afghan president, ashraf ghani has called on international support to help prevent further violence in the country. it comes as british and american troops are due to arrive in kabul to help repatriate foreign nationals in afghanistan. in

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the likes of raphael bostic was the latest to chime in. he said on the back of the strong u.s. jobs approach on friday, they may need more job prints to sustain the progress and the gold the fed wanted to achieve and they should think about what a new policy position should be. you hear similar comments. the market seems to be trying to adjust and buying into this hawkish narrative from the fed. david: they are talking about it clearly. approaching jackson hole, that was a comment, someone said about two months back, the cio, he basically said at least they are talking about it because it did seem like companies were saying the job openings, wage growth or wage pressures in some parts of the market, the fed, there is a risk they might be behind the curve. how does this dovetail into the asia-pacific? several economies have seen upgrades but that is a handful. we talked about china, 8.5% of that is the green line on your screen. hong kong, taiwan and new zealand are some of the economies that have seen some revisions up in terms of the full year targets. the rest of the region,

in the meantime, there has been an effort to try to get people like senator raphael warnock of georgian of west virginia on board with the same bill. those efforts are still under way. i was told from a source familiar this afternoon that it is possible they unveil their proposal later this week. however sticking points still remain. one of them is on the issue of voter i.d. laws. manchin made it clear he wants a national voting i.d. law. some democrats in the caucus are uncomfortable with that. they're trying to figure out if there's a middle ground. it's possible this unveil this legislation later this week. it's also possible they have a vote to discuss the issue. that would be blocked again by republicans. >> we'll see if democrats make progress there. lauren fox, thank you. >>> the situation in afghanistan is rapidly deteriorating. the taliban has taken another capital city and senior officials fear catastrophe. nce. and we disagreed with you, and we stopped letting you sit with us at lunch? i do. well turns out you were right, we just misjudged them based on their commercials. th

very interesting to see whether she reiterates some of the comments from raphael bostic yesterday. it won't take much for him to support tapering of the monthly bond purchases sooner as the labor market remains very hot. at 1:00 p.m., the u.s. planning to sell $58 billion of two-year notes. you framed it white when you said the big question is can they divorce the tapering of the balance sheet with potential rate hikes. a lot of people in the market think they eventually have to do this, so how will they start to communicate that in the near term? jonathan: president kaplan very sensitive about that issue. interesting to end on the bond issuance we will get from the treasury. tons of supply. gone are the days where we talked about all of this debt coming from the treasury, and the reason why yields had to go much higher, 1.3152% on tends. tom: you were on with the jobs report, and it came up. i am just seeing a lot of nuance in the screen, which leads to better gdp. yes, higher yields. but not the explosion in yields the gloom crew is worried about. jonathan: let's get to the marke

georgia, herschel walker announcing he's going to run for the senate as a republican, challenging raphaelump's been very vocal about him. this will help walker, i assume, when it comes to winning the primary? >> the primary yes. maybe not the general election. but there's something else about trump which i think helps herschel walker. if you look at the kind of opposition he's drawing from republicans, it all takes the character of this guy can't win, there are too many things that are going to drag him down, and he's going to help the democrats win that office. and a lot of republican voters were inoculated against that kind of criticism by the fact that everybody said it about donald trump in 2015 and 2016 and he went on to win anyway. doesn't mean it's wrong now. >> right. >> doesn't mean he can win, but it does mean they've got to branch out beyond that line of attack if they want to take him down. >> and you're including members of the trump campaign who thought that in 2016. conservative radio host eric erickson who lives in georgia, he tweeted on herschel walker i don't know a sing

we get raphael bostic and esther george perhaps talking about when taper talks start to heat up, to payack some of the $120 billion of monthly bond purchases by the federal reserve. at 1:15, president biden planning to speak about that human infrastructure plan. the outline was passed yesterday by democrats. how much will he emphasize inflation and try to put a damper on it? this does seem to be an increasing concern of theirs, and the idea that the administration is potentially talking to opec+ about ramping up production speaks to that. jonathan: the equity market bulls don't care. credit suisse looks for 5000 next year on the s&p 500. going us now is patrick p -- joining us now is patrick palf rey of credit suisse. i found this really interesting. you are not looking for multiple expansion. quite the opposite. can you walk me through the call? patrick: you are absolutely right. i think what a lot of people are under preceding -- under appreciating is how strong corporate profits are growing. in reality, we are seeing the growth in the e outstripping the p. what that means is the pe i

laughter ) florea has been arrested and pled guilty for making threats online against georgia senator raphaelt being very bad. on the far-right site parler, he posted, "warnock is going to have a hard time casting votes for communist policies when he's swinging with the (bleep) fish." which is a horrible threat-- and a horrible misquoting of the godfather. ( as don corleone ) "i'm gonna make him an omelet he can't refuse... " we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is daniel radcliffe. but when we come back, "manwhile!" ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. tums vs. mozzarella stick when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer sk

the lineup of fed members speaking first on cnbc throughout the day including current fed president raphael bostic patrick harker . >>> tropical storm ida threatening the coast and it could be a major hurricane before it makes landfall as to the market implications, oil has been on the move it's up another percent this morning and let's get to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the latest bill >> good morning, seema this is as about as serious as it gets for the northern gulf coast and unbelievable we're targeting louisiana, again last year they were hit by four, kind of five storms in one season this time we're not targeting lake charles, this could be a close one for new orleans. pretty weak storm and it has to travel over the very warm waters over the gulf of mexico and it looks ideal for strengthening conditions we may get rapid intensification over the next 60 hours and this storm will be intensifying right up until landfall the hurricane center has a category 2 with 1 100-mile-per-hour winds come sunday at 1:00 a.m. and then landfall sunday late afternoon or during the evening as a ca

a supporter of the proud boys pled guilty for threatening raphael warnock. prosecutors say the defendant wrote on the right wing parle "warnock will have a hard time casting votes for communist policies when he's swinging with the bleep fish." kim, the language would be a story about language, if the language hadn't came before the deadly insurrection and i wonder what you make of all of the language. political violence when tied to the event of january 6th and an ongoing threat of domestic violent extremism. >> yes, it gets to the point that i was making last time is that we are increasingly seeing the threat that exists within the united states of a growing group and these aren't just individuals who are just lone wolf type of folks who happen to all meet january 6th. these are organizations for which this sort of language sort of ideology is a foundational principle, and they have shown that they have no qualms about using violent language and using violence itself, that we saw unfold in the u.s. capitol. it's imperative that law enforcement study and und