jonathan: jordan rochester of nomura joins us in five minutes.m new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? jonathan: we are looking at a six straight orderly gain -- a six straight quarterly gain for the s&p 500. advancing 0.4%. on the russell, up 0.8%. on the nasdaq, up about 0.5% as we close out the month of september and q3. a look at the bond market. we have been all over the place, as low as one -- as low as 1.12%. on the quarter, we have only move six basis points higher on a 10-year treasury yield. i know how choppy it has been. north of 2% still on 30's, 2.0739%. let's talk about foreign-exchange. that's been the big move in the last 48 hours. we move again. the dollar index, a

how do you sort of look at rochester and kent, and do you feel a warm glow or do you feel that you'reay from it? i feel a bit of both. i mean, i have mixed feelings... it was a very picturesque place to grow up. we were by the river, there was a peaceful castle and cathedral. but at the time, and we're talking about the late �*60s, the early �*70s, growing up as a kid and then moving into puberty, it was very isolating in a lot of ways, because i didn't really identify with a lot of people around me. there weren't many brown kids in school. not at all. you know, barely any. so i didn't really have anyone that i could identify with in terms of anyone who looked like me, particularly, apart from my brothers and my parents. my brothers are eight and five years older than me, so we didn't really hang out together or anything like that. and i had friends, but it was... inevitably, i had this split personality, almost, where i'd be living in a home where we'd talk about india a great deal, or my parents would be speaking punjabi quite a lot... so you were in kent but you felt very indian? s

in a way now, i want you now to delve into your own past — you were brought up in rochester, a small england, in kent. your parents came from india. you were the first child born in england in yourfamily. how do you now feel? how do you sort of look at rochester and kent and do you feel a warm glow or do you feel that you're a very long way from it? i feel a bit of both. i mean, i have mixed feelings about the time growing — it was a very picturesque place to grow up. i mean, we were by the river, there was a peaceful castle and cathedral. but at the time — and we're talking about the late �*60s and the early �*70s — growing up as a kid and then moving into puberty, it was kind of — it was very isolating in a lot of ways, because i didn't really identify with a lot of people around me. there weren't many brown kids in school. no, not at all. i mean, if, you know, barely any. so i didn't really have anyone that i could identify with in terms of anyone who looked like me, particularly, apart from my brothers and my parents who are — my brothers are eight and five years older than me, s

rochester, sellout and heartbreak. >> the union is having a convention.hy nashville. why not alaska? >> beg, borrow, scrape the money together for train fare. >> all out for nashville. >> locals from new york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, baltimore, and those delinquent on dues will not be seated. >> we were on strike, we couldn't eat, so how can we pay? >> you have to have the right to speak. >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> delegate from chicago is out of order. >> listen, we just came in from nashville, and chicago walked out of the convention. >> yeah, and new york and baltimore. >> boston and philadelphia, cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we're setting up our own union. ♪♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit. sidney, you are out of your mind, staking your mind on a wild gamble. >> in the year 1914, they gathered at webster hall and took the gamble. >> it was our dream to give security to our member, security within the framework of liberty, lincoln said a nation cannot exist half slave and half

blunt rochester. rep. buck: rochester -- reppo blunt rochester rep. blunt rochester: i have -- rep don't -- rep. blunt rochester: at the rate we are going, by 2030, nearly 40% of all americans living with alzheimer's will be latino or black. black and latino americans living with dementia are less likely to receive a timely diagnosis and are likely to report area and sing shall discrimination -- to report experiencing racial discrimination. i want to highlight this last point. it is important. latino and black americans make up less than 10% of all clinical trial participants in active all-time is research. -- alzheimer's research. often situated in major cities. this leads to the unintended but serious consequence of limiting people to studies there. we are working hard to get around that. newer technologies are helping. for example, remote contact with individuals for assessment of cognition. putting registries in place for every study, not just by an annual report. recruiting for each study. rapidly correcting things if they are not living up to st

. ♪♪ >> rochester, sellout and heartbreak. ♪♪ >> the union's having a convention, nashville, tennesseelle! call out for nashville! >> boston, to new york, cincinnati, philadelphia, baltimore are delinquent and will not be seated! >> we were out on strike! we didn't have to eat! how can we pay dues? >> you have no right to speak! >> baltimore is still out on strike! >> the balcony is out of order! >> we insist that the brethren in the balcony be heard! >> the delegate from chicago is out of order! >> listen. word just came in from nashville. chicago walked out of the convention. >> yeah and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> really? what does it mean? holding their own convention. >> we're setting up our own union. ♪♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit. sydney, you're out of your mind staking your head on a wild gamble. >> in the month of december, in the year 1914 they gathered at webster hall and they took the gamble. >> it was our dream to give security to our members, security within the framework of liberty, of indivi

later in the next hour we will catch up with jordan rochester.did you hear the comment on -- the only reason that we worked him was to talk about the positive -- jonathan: midlands football in england. looking forward to it. the s&p advancing .4%. looking to round out q3 and get q4 started tomorrow. good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> congress is cutting it close to avoid a government shutdown. the house and senate are expected to extend government spending to december 3 hours before the new fiscal year begins. dealmaking continues on the president's economic agenda. the house plans to vote today on the infrastructure package that underscores deep divisions among the democrats. the g7 economies are looking for a way to restart international travel. the virtual meeting today is aimed at moving closer to a consensus on how to ease border restrictions. while some countries, include members of the eu, have used so-called vaccine passports, others like the u.s. have held back for reasons ranging from politics to privacy. a zero-tolerance coronavirus

jennifer nyack, at the university of rochester medical center. thanks to both of you, dr. osterhol m great so see you. a lot of optimism from that pfizer doctor this morning. do you share his optimism based on what we've seen so far? this is company data, this is not fda data. >> i do share the optimism. i must add it's not a real surprise. we anticipated that that would be how the data would look. we just have to remind everyone, however, this doesn't mean this is how this is going to happen overnight. the fda needs to do its careful analysis in terms of working with how well the vaccine worked in terms of its immune response but also the safety issue. the final point i just want to emphasize, andrea, and i think it's so critical, we have a vaccine now that's been approved for those 12 years of age and older, and yet we only have about one-half of those 12 to 17 years of age vaccinated in this country. so, you know, turning a vaccine into a vaccination is what is really the critical step. so this is a first step today with the pfizer announcement, but it's hardly the last

"the rochester democrat and chronicle" reports only one city police officer will face departmental chargesf daniel prude. the 41-year-old black man died of asphyxiation last year. officers restrained him by putting a hood over his head and held him down with his head against the pavement during a mental health episode. the police department says one of the seven suspended officers, mark vaughn, has been served with departmental charges. it did not reveal what the exact charges are. none of the officers face criminal charges. >>> "reuters" says the billionaire commander of the first all-civilian crew to orbit the earth is under quarantine because his family tested positive for covid-19. jared isaacman and three other private citizens returned to ground saturday after three days mission. he says hife, thr two lall virud from florida. wife and my kids and myself, prior to launch as part of just normal launch protocols. while in orbit, quarantine, you know, breaks at that point. and you know, i guess you're around a lot of people during the launch and re-entry events. looks like we got a littl

daniel prude in rochester, new york. lin danny in hawaii. and countless others.arrests, no charges. but for elijah's parents, satisfaction still tinged with grief. >> i been praying. been praying for two years. it's a prayer answered. >> just because police have a badge on, they're not above the law. they're part of the system that needs to be refined. >> reporter: the 23-year-old described by family as a gentle soul who loved animals and taught himself to play the violin. >> no way, this is a luau party! >> he just cared a lot for others. he would do a lot for other people. he was a giver. giver of love, giver of whatever he can to make you feel better. even if he's not feeling good. >> reporter: he had just started a job as a massage therapist with dreams to go to college. >> my name is eladies and gentlemen yeah mcclain, i was just going home. >> reporter: on the night of august 24th, 2019, elijah was walking home from a nearby convenience store, carrying a bag of iced tea. this surveillance video shows him wearing a ski mask, something his family says he did

and may 2020 authorities issued directives to protect bath across the state of rochester in india. after more than $150.00 were killed there. ah, the color region is one of india dramatic mining miners still be on the hill would not the determination of that scientists, doctor bar giving shri nevada who discovered calling me of call are leaf nose back inside the cave. in 2013, the species hadn't been spotted in several decades. we found the roasting side of the back, and we found that the mining logic in mining happening lots of trucks on the hill. and the mining had come to almost 100 meters near the listing site. so immediately be alerted the local authorities 1st and also the local communities. we also run a signature campaign with the religious vidarres continued for days that you know, you need to stop mining. a ban on my name happened in january 2015. and an area of 223 acres was declared, a conservation resolved in 2019 finally bringing protection to this critical bad habitat. these are the cut marks that you can notice over, you know, the mining that was happening back then

so let's say thank you then to all of our guests, that's nor i'll how can a see me, sharon per rochester francois. i'm in marietta rather, and we do really wish you all the best with was that you are doing. thank you to for watching. you can see this program again anytime by visiting our website that's al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and do remember, you can always join this, the discussion with us on twitter. our handle is at a inside story. now, for me and associates and the whole team here, bye for now. me you know, stroke, regional children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up. in the 1st of 2 special report, one of one ac investigates straightly is indigenous incarceration process. on our jazz 0 talk to al jazeera, we can what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on the whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on the news. news. new

and once again, this central very weak circulation, i mean big dime paused for rochester, much of pradesh and maharajah, more maybe than anywhere else. but there is still rain fell north and stretches into northern parts of pakistan. where recently there has been flooding. beyond that, it is of course, dry, and a gentle breeze. shamal is set up out of iraq and across doha. so 40 degrees is now not humid weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. meteorites, small, natural rocks from outer space that survive the jones down to us and have high market value for rock and minimum collectors. 0 worlds joins the moroccan nomads in their desert such with these gifts from nascar. yeah, i can tell that it's a meter right. had it is it is i me to write morocco's meet you write hunter's honor, josie. ah, ah. the algebra armando, although top stories this the u. s. is the country penetration for thousands of migrants, mostly from haiti, had crossed over from mexico and i've been camp belt at a board of town. and texas authorities have been trying to sell for people the rea

these are not private companies or private network operators, but in germany it's difference, mr. rochester, i must confess. i don't understand your question. i'm happy to explain it once again. when russia takes action against german media outlets. russia says it's not the government taking action, it's a private network operator, yet the german government still considered it a political step. now we have a similar situation here. you say it's the decision of a private network operator. youtube. what's the difference? yeah, under disease. so in this case, the decision was taken by youtube. it justified to move with reference to its own platform rules in russia, measures were taken against our media and n g o. we criticized out because those measures were taken by the government. and i know in many cases those measures were imposed by private entities. i agree that the government was behind them, but technically, those were private decisions by network operators. for example. good. listen. let's talk specifically about this case. we're talking about action not youtube took against archie. a

as i reported earlier in 2001 began with, with rochester and pub, invade of gather start to fight for freedom to fight terrorism and make the world a better place. 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is america's legacy. they're stronger than sabotaged equipment. a country brought to ruin and still in control of the talbot. that is the ultimate tragedy of the afghan war at was entirely and violently pointless. years and years of an obliging little questioning media. fooled billions into believing that there was progress that america could win to 3 or the taliban to taliban fled to the end of the taliban. taliban leadership on the run. and now the question is, how do you handle that success with it? wasn't supposed to be this way, the taliban wasn't supposed to sweep the country in me a weeks. the pentagon spent a decade preparing to leave of got to start, and even they weren't ready for this. together with our allies, we will complete our mission there. by the end of this year, i announced a timeline for drawing down our forces. we are working to finally end america as longes

should the production it's going to link up with some weather that we've seen through goudrow then rochester. so any of these indian states we could see a 10200, maybe even more than 200 millimeters of range of flooding, a big concern. and certainly we have seen that in places like new delhi as of late . here's sean to it's just sauntering around. the east china sea, south of shanghai, it's dropped about $200.00 millimeters of rain, the ground just saturated. the water has nowhere to go and we see it spill over the streets. here i think winds will be a big problem on wednesday for areas such as shanghai, we could see gust 80 plus kilometers per hour. it's also throw in some heavy ring for southern sections of japan. go a bit further toward the south and leftovers of what was tropical storm concent are now just soaking western portions of thailand spilling into the amber. we'll see some big rain tallies mount here over the next little bit. southeast asia. plentiful showers, but also dry spells through sumatra and java. i think our heaviest rain will see parked over silly, wavy, and same goes

he was later identified as a suspect in the killing of a rochester woman that was stabbe 30 times withis was one of 17 inmates allowed to walk into th new jail. us marshals bringing him back into custody hours later. he faces second-degree murder for the attack on july 10th. he's pled not guilty. she ate tainted food at taco bell and it caused her to becom paralyzed. she said she only eight half of her nachos because it looked different and tasted dried out days later she was diagnosed with a rare immune disorder and became a quadriplegic. she's now suing them on seven counts of negligence they are denying anything. the spring in the legal eagles. the former attorney and host of the talking feds. >> let's start with exhibit a. he outline to the case since approximately four hours after going to bed she allegedly woke up with chills of diarrhea and severe stomach pain. five days later she began to experience issues with her hand and loss control of all of her limbs. according to complaints she was admitted to a nearby hospital. 's that is not some good. >> not at all. this is a tragic c

and i would like to also ask people who created science integration approaches from rochester to show. why do you see it some burden if you're bored with the russian federation or the bellows? which are nothing that will come out from these programs for the people of russia and fail the raises and everything is aimed as enterprise has said to increase and improve the well being of our people. and i think we must start all this conversation, our integration, my goodness, has only mutually beneficial the nature and it's very important that we have breach understanding, mutual understanding in all the main sectors. now we're governmental, it's a fault and we'll start fine tuning certain things, starting from tomorrow. during the serial council meeting can mean if they will be approve. got the final draft and we are positive that they will. we are ready to approve this back. and she all back lance, during the meeting call, the supreme state consul in today will try to come up with that date. all these council have denied that we are accused that the union state political project only poli

you're out state and rochester, we could see more flooding. here. we've already seen flooding in parts of pakistan where that rain is expected to continue to fall heaviest it or these for bangladesh, but it is going to pick up for me in march with more rain to come. that sure update the weather sponsored by castle airways, voted world's best airline of 20. 21. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnant, going horribly wrong. aside from then being punished for salvador devotion laws that seem women incarcerated. some say their only crime with a devastating still, but i mean the story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage, of justice, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me feel a reminder about top stories. the us is doubling as purchase. it covered 900 vaccines to help developing countries. it's acquisition of another $500000000.00 jobs brings the total number of those visit donation to more than one. same story as a minister has been criticized off the suggesting volcanic eruption on one of the canary islan

and we had to rochester, we had the books of the hebrew bible testament as christians core. it was wrapped up in legend. we had home ma'am, but factors regardless as 70 legendary, as as well. so before about the 8th, the 9th century d. c. the past was, if there was any sense of that at all was just really racked in the midst of knowing. but just on the origin of the middle east, from amanda, about mid to the 900 century, has revealed to us quite literally thousands of years of civilization all about a 1000000 in mister batavia also in reference civilization in this valley. the yellow river civilization of china learning much, much more about egypt and civilization, taking back 4000 years before rogers and the old testament. and that's pretty remarkable is that only got a ball rolling and the ball rolling was a discovery of the whole new period. so, you know, they knew stone age and be development in sacraments and settled agriculture. and then of course, the discovery of human ancestors chasing us by tens of thousands of years. hundreds of thousands, even indeed now was the

continues here over the next few days, but not only here was seen some heavy falls in the northwest in rochester on as well as in good. you're at stake. we have seen flooding here. we could see more in that weather, pushes up into the north. so pakistan is likely to see some heavy rain in the days to come, as well as the west coast of india and sri lanka. but for bangladesh, it does start to dry up the heavy monsoon rains are going to for me and my and southern areas of thailand. now as we move to east asia, it's looking very wet across the korean peninsula and into japan, particularly wet and windy up in the north. but for china, there are some spotty showers in the south, but it has dry up most century shanghai thing. a lot of heat comes through and the humidity with the temperature is sitting in the early thirty's. that's her update. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. is held through morse, the vicious where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge. we have that remainder come back to law holmes may not meet on children breathing toug

across north western parts of india, we could see up to 130 millimeters over the next 3 days in rochester on and good. you're right state. but it's also focused on that. seen some of that wet weather. we have seen flooding here and that rain is set to intensify for the south tow. it is looking quite a bit dryer, but for sure, lanka, we are seeing some sharp, a thunderstorm, ronan, by the time we get into saturday. now we got low pressure in the bay of bengal. it is drying up though for bangladesh. but me and ma continues to see the very heavy rain and we could see more flooding here. now we move to east asia once again, that slow moving weather system, dumping rain across central parts of china and in the east pockets of torrential rain affecting he non province. once again, we could see further flooding here, but the korean peninsula managed to stay rather fine. and dry as the southern areas of japan, but the rain arrives in tokyo comes saturday. we are going to see the temperature dipped down and it will nestle in the mid twenties. we are also watching a swelling system making its way t

we'll possibly rochester on. where that rain is going to fall heaviest, we've already seen flooding is while in pakistan will that rain is set to intensify, but much of the country seeing a lot of what, whether it is looking fine or in the south with showers and storms in sri lanka, the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. talk to al jazeera, we can what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on 0. there are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media. outside of us. on al jazeera, the government shut off, access to social media, me the the me welcome back. come on about top stories here. this out of the united states, as it was in a half a 1000000000, more doses of the fines of back seen to developing nations. president vive made a pledge of a virtual cove at 1900

they say they used drones and miss on the have several targets, including facilities in rochester, new era, and the city of jetta. earlier the sound he led coalition set it in deceptive 3 miss on strikes in the east and south. 3 people were injured including a child, at least 14 houses were badly damaged. now people in morocco are said to vote in local, regional, and national elections this week. the 3rd scene for a new constitution was introduced, introduced after the spring, but executive power is held by the king on the 6th. and the way votes are allocated has been changed to stop one party dominating parliament. bernice smith has more from our cash. the every vote, county for the largest party in morocco's pond. but the conservative justice and development party has to reckon with a new and unusual system of allocating votes that the parties lead to say is specifically designed to reduce their influence. seats in local and national assemblies will be divided by the number of registered voters, regardless of whether or not they cast follows should. unfortunately, the name of this la

talking about and once again, this center of very weak circulation, i mean big time pause too for rochester, much of pradesh and maharajah, more maybe than anywhere else. but there is still rain fell north and stretches into northern parts of pakistan. where recently there has been flooding beyond that, it is of course, dry and a gentle breeze. i shamal is set up out of iraq and across doha. so 40 degrees is now not humid. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. russell bade and southern england, where 2 farmers turn safari park. pioneers of the tract is nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life of poor back even the very 1st summer. and i miguel sophie, i santiago when one by your company, revolutionizing the system using funds and artificial intelligence. here in slide you have you have both rise on al jazeera ah the me. what's your algebra reminder about the whole story before us has become repatriation. 5 thousands of migrants mostly from haiti, had crossed over from mexico and i've been camped down to the board of town,

we do have amber weather alerts in play for rochester and goods right. over the next 24 to 48 hours again to get that $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters of rain. and the falls for westbank gall and disha on tuesday can be expected. and next, stop se, asia, we've got our storms come and go and hear nothing out of the ordinary mix of sunday club for singapore with a high of 33 degrees. it's drive for central parts of china. so ward the se. okay, we've got a few showers in storms for the coast. hong kong is dry though with the high of 33 degrees, a batch of what weather moving across the northern china, the korean peninsula is going to find a home in the waters between korea and japan. press play on wednesday. widespread rain, top to bottom for japan support rate through to cargo shima saca. what whether it's fall with the high of $28.00 degrees. that's it for me. the who's talked to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road t

we'll possibly rochester on where that rain is going to fall heaviest . we've already seen flooding his while in pakistan. will that rain is set to intensify, but much of the country seeing a lot of what, whether it is looking fine or in the south with showers and storms in sri lanka. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. my current quarter's that the 20th century, whose lives were intertwined from outcasts who found an artistic connection in 194010 jane to leave. deuce the both of them were lost. children to a battle of words against the backdrop of the de leon, more independent health during the complex relationships that sparked created really, really a north africa on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here. this out of the united states was the night half a 1000000000 more does the 5, the back scene to developing nations. president joe biden made the pledge of a virtual cobra, 1900 summit on the sidelines of the un general baton bands appealing for quick united nations rec

and bang the dash this flooding in ralph in the just the example the small flooding go giraffe and rochester, donna's recent rains have been fairly heavy and the forecasts of hers wednesday and thursday she was widespread shots. so all the way to the in this valley, across to probably west bank a little less in the northeast for the little lesson. the southeast of india are indeed in sri lanka. but nevertheless, the chances are wherever you are, you at least have a light shower if you're lucky, a heavier one. and of course it's a dry picture throughout the raving peninsula. the shamal is picked up, which means the $41.00 degrees in doha dropped to about $39.00, and the humidity comes down with it. a very pleasant feeling. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the we are just going to break into the programming now, and we're hearing from the prime minister of sudan, adella hum dog off to there was a attempted coup in the country earlier today. let's listen in dues. who sacrifice their blogs for the benefit of the peop

he was on the ground at the time. poor rochester who took many pictures of what happened, says he, so no one they hate with brain. the haitian men are running, right. go around the horses and that's kind of when the whole thing happened. i didn't understand with anybody. with the thing he was swinging it, but i didn't see him actually take, you know, with someone who knows something they can easily misconstrued. when you're looking at a picture, a number of news outlets have now corrected their version of a van state new york times. now says the board of agents were, quote, waiving the rain while pushing migrate back into the rio grande river. and here's the clarification from the el paso times our reporting team witnessed at least one agents on horseback swing his reins like a whip. we've updated the story to clarify that fact, since it was not an actual whip leg along either on this line or has the american mainstream media haven't done enough to correct the mistake in this country. we have mounted police, we love them, children, they're always in parade. and in one fell swoop in on

increase it intensity as they have been doing recently in some parts of india, particularly east rochester and gura, this whole circulation there is a weak circulation is producing a loss of right in the next day or so. and that rain is spreading right across into the into valleys. the whole of pakistan has gotten a potential flash flooding from the showers after rather a dry spell down the southeast of india. though it's dry. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. an astonishing documenting 2 decades in one of the most embattled corners of the globe. a child that down 20 years of war, follow me from boyhood to manhood, a life that has no no p shaped by hardship, resilience and adventure. the unique film that captures the conflict in a way it has never been seen before. witness on al jazeera. oh, a. welcome back and pick them out about top stories here. this a cotton call he has sentenced the man whose life in spite of the hollywood film hotel rolanda to 25 years in prison on terrorism charges full resist. beginners family and international legal obse

increase it intensity as they have been doing recently in some parts of india, particularly east rochester and gura is whole circulation. there is a weak circulation is producing a loss of right in the next day or so. and that rain is spreading right across into the, into the valleys. the whole of pakistan has gotten the potential for flash flooding from shars. after rather a dry spell down the southeast of india. though it's dry the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on the streets of greece and emigrant violence is on the rise. the road you have to go from. i will tell them that this is from fascism and increasingly migrant. farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. jo reed asked, lam is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera. oh the welcome back of your mind about top stories here. this, our polls are just close in canada. parliamentary election, prime minister, just intruders, hoping to consolidate their leaders

they had vip friends those type that die donate their papers to universities so the university of rochesterall these archives that universities i was accessing that the hard thing is that covid hit so i was two or three archive shy of doing my archival stuff but to this day there are these amazing t letters that i know existed know the box in the cannot access them. it killed me. >> paperback. [laughter] it must've been hard writing about what is in the news all the time. the company went into bankruptcy the sackler's try to take advantage even though they themselves are not bankrupt how did you deal with something that was a moving target? >> it was hard to have it happen in real time. and a lot of the stuff that was happening was really complicated. so i think some of that for me was how do you tell the story out of frustration to be honest where by way of background the company pled guilty twice to federal criminal charges in the company that owns a company that hasn't hadad to face consequences and we now know as the prospect of more and more lawsuits become a threat on the horizon, the

dani: rochester pointing to the idea that trading more like an em currency, this is something that adamwell, that you have widening credit spreads and they are reflecting credit risk. rather than any sort of cyclical strength. that is a dynamic we would see in a developing economy. it might be too early to draw that conclusion, but it is notable you have a weakening pound at the same time we are seeing yields spike. manus: here is the point. andrew bailey and i kept looking at sterling, kept looking at cable, dropping, dropping, dropping. bailey sets the stage for rate hikes the end of qe. what happens to the fact that rates are supposed to support the currency? if you look at the shorter end of the curve as well, martin was basically saying, the 10-year government bond yield, in the u.k., we were back above the 1% level in of the u.k. good market. that is the highest in nine quarters. that did very little to support the pound, which says that there is a credibility gap opening up in the u.k. and volatility is moving away from the rest of the g10. dani: of course, andrew bailey as well

new york city teacher rachel and university of rochester medical centers dr. sarah klein join me to discuss. good morning to you both. >> good morning thanks so much for having me. carley: dr. klein i'll start with you so health care workers in state of new york have to receive at least one dose of vaccine by today. so -- what happens to those who refuse are they out of a job by today? >> well, i'm one of them so ms my last day of work sadly. yes. and then basically what i've been told is after today i'm not allowed to enter the patient care area of my hospital anything i do for next few days has to be done remotely and i'll be receiving communication from the hospital about my termination by octobers 4th. carley: how do you feel about that fired because you refuse to get the vaccine and why did you choose to do this you're losing your job over it. >> i'm not ready for it and waiting for data tenge there are a lot of questions about reports and side effects of these vaccines. and so i would feel more comfortable with waiting and having a little bit more time m

lisa: .2 how this story carries out the idea of long dollar, if you have jordan rochester of nomura seeing gaining strength because the mobility numbers are up there. the vaccination numbers are up there. inflation numbers are up. this will all pressure long-term inflation forecasts and the forecast for the ecb. geoffrey: those factors are all true, but i cannot see why the u.s. can have those factors either. no reason to think that won't happen in europe either. the ecb link which has started to shift, coming off of such a below base. we are nowhere near there yet, so may be in a quarter or two. six or nine months down the line , we may be able to have some upward nudging and the projections, and they can start to change their view. but i think when they finished the ppp programs, they are not going to be in the mood to change anytime soon. so euro-dollar bias may be around these levels. but the dollar and the fed, they are still going to be the dominant drivers. lisa: where the dollar is the dominant driver, that doesn't always mean good things for the rest of the world, and certainly ri

with the kinds of people who when they die, donate their papers to universities so university of rochester, yale, princeton, university of texas, all of these different archives at universities i ended up accessing and finding amazing stuff. the hard thing for me was when covid hit and basically last february, march, i was like two or three archives shy of being done with my archival stuff and to this day there are amazing letters i know exist, i know the box, i know the folder that i have not been able to access them, it killed me. >> it must have been hard writing about something that presently in the news all the time as the litigation grew more complex and the company went into necropsy, sackler is trying to take advantage of that bankruptcy even though they themselves are not encrypted. how did you deal with writing about something that's a moving target like that? >> it was really hard having it happen in real time. a lot of this stuff happening is just really comp wicked so i think some of it for me was how do you tell this story? i had a frustration to be honest by way of backgroun