ros: returned to australia.elbourn is its second-largest and now, it has a nighttimes, curfew, too. can only lve home for work, medical care, or caregiving. the government has shut shops and nonessential businesses. around one million workers will have to stay-at-home in the short term. here is the reason why all of this shows the number of new daily cases. it is on the rise, despite earlier lockdown measures. the state of victoria recorded 429 new cases overnight, and 13 more deaths, equaling the deadliest day since the pandemic began. there is much mo on the pandemic on the "bbc" website. we switch to genoa. we haveeen a new bridge inaugurated, two years to the day since 43 people were killed when the previous bridge collapsed. here is theew bridge. the structure is designed by a renown architect who w the city. they are ensuring the highest level of safety. this is the moment that the prime minister cut the ribbon, followed by a flyt p with a smoke trail, and of course, many people's minds turned back to thes

quite a lot on his plate, ros, just briefly.t on his plate, ros, just briefly. he has, but i hope that there will be this distinction between controlling free speech but also making sure that those who are meant to be reporting impartially are able to do that and that they are able to do that and that they are not perceived to be biased. my boss advises me to be entertaining and anodyne on twitter. she gives excellent advice which is very difficult to achieve! lovely to see you remotely, thank you very much for joining you remotely, thank you very much forjoining us. entertaining but anodyne, i shall have that as my epitaph. coming up next, it is a film review. to buy a paper in the morning! bye—bye! hello there, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. with tenet dominating cinemas, some of this week's best new releases are on digital. one that particularly intrigues me is the darkly comic psychological thriller called she dies tomorrow. do i have to wea

with penny smith and baroness ros altmann — first the headlines.ributes are paid to the actor chadwick boseman, who's died of cancer at the age of a3. he starred in black panther — a film that proved ground—breaking and inspired a generation. criticism of the government's timing of new guidance for schools in england on how to respond to covid lockdowns — coming just days before pupils are due to return. the italian coastguard picks up migrants from a rescue boat in the mediterranean, a vessel funded by the street artist banksy. the first piece of silverware of the new football season in england has been won — chelsea are crowned winners of the women's community shield. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister baroness ros altmann. lovely to have you both here with us tonight. tomorrow's front pages, then. the express says a coronavirus vaccine could be ready within the next six weeks in the ‘best case scenario‘ — and britain is now at a

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at ro khanna joins us now from first, washington, d.c. he is a member of the house committee on oversight and reform, where postmaster general louis dejoy is set to testify a week from today. welcome back to democracy now! why don'n't you lay out for us e crisis of the post office with president trump openly admitting on fox that he is trying to defund the polic post t officece of people cannot maiail in their votes, although he and his wifee plan to.o. >> i it is a very serious issue. ththe presidencies t the polling that overwhelming g democrats wt to vote by mail because that listen to a lot of the science and d people are concerned a abt the safety on the pandemic come and a lot of republicans don't want to vote bmamail. so is popostmaster general hasas taken a deliberate attttempt to remove vote sorting machines. coincidentally, these machines are being removed in battlegrground states. sosome reportsts they are removn areas where hillary clinton has done well. the postmaster general is -- he isrdered shortening and lessening the sta

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ros: exactly.ow many times have we talked in the past weeks and months about , and threatsnsions the trump administration has made against china on any number of fronts? i suspect this is part of china's pushback and wanting to be more in control. what the chinese government seems to be less overt than what the trump administration comes out with, but it does seem like they want to have a say in this. when you think about the potential buyers of tiktok's u.s. operation, massive u.s. household names like microsoft and walmart and oracle. there is an interesting dynamic here between the world's two biggest economies. we don't really know exactly what is happening and i suspect the principles are feeling the heat as well. supposedly this weekend, bytedance will be entering into talks with at least one of the suitors. whether anything was done on that, we have yet to find out. andy: given the tech battle trade tensions, also the south china sea, up until election time in about two months, is there any

and joining us now, ro khanna of california, he is on the house oversight and reform committee. congressman, good to have you here. i spoke to gerry connolly yesterday and he is calling for the postmaster general's resignation. do you believe he needs to resign? >> absolutely. this is more serious in my opinion than the ukraine issue, this is more serious than russian interference. you have a postmaster general who is dlieliberately removing mail sorting machines in battleground states and disen franchising millions of people. we need to have him removed and give the postmaster general money with specific instructions of what needs to be done. >> and what do you make of the announcement that the postal service will stop removing the collection boxes ahead of the election now? >> well, this that is not the main issue. i'm glad they are doing it, but the main issue is that they have cut the staff, people can't work overtime, they are cutting staff, they are removing mail sorting machines. so there are structure all issues at the post office that will make it very difficult for mai

i know a lot of people that are young, after ro american, i'm after ro american myself, when you're in the severe stage of the coronavirus your body cannot move, period that is serious. my thing for congress is this. why don't y'all guys come together and come to a resolution for health care and well being of our vulnerable citizens? everybody care about this person and that person, but they're forgetting about the vulnerability citizens of america like the mentally ill, the senior citizen, the people that can't function for themselves. i see them walking up aened down the street, homeless, at high risk of diing for the coronavirus because they don't ave the assets to get to the facilities or the facilities are turning them dun, turning them away without treating them. doesn't that bother you. host: all right, josh wark the key to principal negotiators on the current pandemic relief are the -- speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. as i know, you are keeping track, today marks 2 weeks since we passed the heroes act in the house of representatives. a bill to open up our economy by test

shery: ros krasny with the latest. you can get more on the tensions surrounding tiktok in today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg's of scrubbers go to your terminals and mobile. i had, currency volatility costing companies billions of dollars. wolfgang koester adds up how much, and which currencies are to blame. next, betting on the bubble. michael jones is telling his clients the position for a potential stock bubble. this is bloomberg. ♪ his is bloomberg. ♪ global coronavirus infections are approaching 18 aslion, with 680,000 deaths, scientists race to find a vaccine. cases in california rose by more than the 14 day average. house speaker nancy pelosi exposed deepening splits in washington, saying she no longer trusts pandemic information coming from the white house. australia's hardest hit virus region enters a new week under tight restrictions and a state of disaster after resurgent infections show no signs of abating. victoria reported 671 new cases in the past 24 hours with seven deaths. the premier says the new r

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we have talked about the dollar being driven by risk on/risk off, ro-ro. u.s.-chinassing the tensions and the stimulus and the current situation. of those three, what is driving the dollar most right now? lookingnk what we are at the dollar right now, you have to look at what is the main driver over the past 1.5 months or at least five weeks. since we have had the european fund approved, there has been a flow into specifically your currency. , so ifket is short euro you look at it, the dollar has suffered a tremendous amount against the euro and is suffering against the swiss franc and even sterling, which should not be seen as a haven. it has seen it unwind. so in terms of china or stimulus or the elections, i tend to think the china story is being overplayed. shut down consulate in the u.s. and the reaction by china, to shut down the u.s. consulate in china, and the resulting impact on china, and i think what is driving the market right now in terms of the dollar view is the theme of further accommodation, further q.e., by the fed, it does not recover. there

ros: yes, exactly, president trump's tweet on saturday that seem to come out of the blue.here have been many employees at government agencies that have been on his radar, but he has sort of left the scientific agencies alone, but coming out and suggesting there is deep fda who arehe trying to undermine his reelection was a surprise, and i fda former and current employees who say it is not the case, a very scientific agency with doctors and scientists really focused on the science. hahn is an mind that trump appointee. the relationship could have been better, but there is some thought in the trump administration that the fda is dragging its heels, and at the same time, they want things to ofat warp speed, is the name their program, and they want it to go as quickly as possible, and whether it is this covid treatment or the development of a vaccine, and they are pushing up against deadlines that may not be possible, so that has created quite a little bit of tension with the president wanting to be able to show very strong results by election day. ros, and in terms of the cur

shery: washington editor ros krasny.gtime investor is warning that when it comes to the relentless rally in the stock ifket, while it could end joe biden wins the white house. while still a fan of the democrats, mike noah gratz told us he thinks the biden harris ticket would not be great for the market. >> the democrats are going to be tougher on wall street in terms of the tax plan. you're going to raise corporate taxes. you're going to raise income taxes. most important he for the stock market, the capital gains tax. harris, asden and much as it is going to be great for the country, it is not going to be great for the market. >> it is super interesting because also, the vice presidential pick does not do much i weigh a financial policy. people are going to be -- much by way of financial policy. what are your expectations are the types of moves they would make to regulate the industry in a different way? >> the biden camp and all the people i've spoken to are quite centrist. to be fair, they are more conservative than t

ros: i think there is a of truth to that. we never know for sure, but it seems like the chinese government would like to have some way to push back against the trump administration, which has been driving the van on this deal in terms of deadlines and executive orders about what tiktok and bytedance can and cannot do in the u.s. we have talked about so many times the multiple levels of tension between the u.s. and china. this is just one of them. andink going slow on this may stopping president trump from getting his way might be part of what happened with china late last week. that artificial intelligence, huge and glowing technology, that each country, washington and beijing, want to have their hands on what is going to happen and not let technology float away. haidi: bloomberg's deputy managing editor ros krasny in washington. you can always customize bloomberg maybe setting so you get the news that matters to you. let's get you headlines with karina mitchell. karina: president trump as do many tough action against demonst

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about that vapor test we heard earlier because it appears that there may still be some remnant of nigh ro gener-- nitrogen dioxid vapor. >> look at the way they're operating around there, you don't see them in full suits, et cetera. i think it's probably a minor concern. they have specific numbe trying they do that because that's by the book but i don't think this is anything to worry about and certainly it is going to dissipate eventually and we just want to see those guys because then i'm sure they're ready to get out and go on, get on the helicopter and get themselves to pensacola and a jet to houston. >> rachel, as we heard from the nasa feed reminding us that doug and bob eager to get some fresh air, as well. it is 63, 64 days that they haven't been on earth here outside. and this must be something that they obviously aren't panicked about but it's par for the course and they are just waiting to get the all clear. >> that's right. we heard them inquire was nasa spacex worried of a leak? i'm sure very happy to hear, no, not concerned about a leak but as you pointed out they are very e

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look at how ro concord to livermore, it looks pretty bad. it's the red there, in the north bay we are seeing some of the better air quality except around arts ield and vacaville. of the bay area this afternoon, here's a look at your temperatures, low to upper 70s from san francisco to oakland, it's 83 in san jose. hazy skies from our east bay hills camera, and a look at those temperatures, 91 in santa rosa, low to mid-90s from fairfield to concord. another live picture showing you just how smokey it is. air quality suffers, spare the air alert in effect through sunday. poor to unhealthy both days. live doppler 7 is watching the fog. that is helpful to the firefighters as the humidity has come up in the last 24 hours. santa cruz cameras, just how thick the smoke is down there. mild with fog at the coast. hot inland the next two days, we're looking at a chance of thunderstorms sunday night into tuesday. temperatures first thing in the morning, anywhere from the mid-50s to low 70s. afternoon highs, mid-60s to the upper 90s, breezy conditions, t

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are in the mid-90s inland but let me show you what the daytime highs are going to be with some ics roll be in the mid to upper 90s if you are inland. it is about 78 degrees above average. it is 74 in san francisco and 89 in santa rosa and the temperatures are certainly a part of your daily forecast but we are in unusual circumstances and those first three days with smoke are a bigger factor in how you will experience the weather. do not expect much improvement in the air quality. we are under a "spare the air" for wednesday and it might need to be asked ended. how is the drive looking? >> good morning, it is busy. we have a lot of road closures to get to. there is a laundry list because of these wildfires. here is the southern part of the bay. 152 is completely shut down in both directions. the area connects pretty much the gilroy area towards interstate 5. you will have to use an alternate in the meantime. you can use 580 to get to the area. that is a tough closure. we will keep a close eye on that and the santa cruz area where highway 17 has been shut down in both directions. these

attorney burris will be holding a news conference on the ront ro -- monterrosa shooting. >>> thank you, sharon. >>> sonomaight be the next county to fine people who refor us to wear a mask or face covering. the board of supervisors will vote whether to put fines in place that could range from $100 for individual people to $10,000 for businesses. violators would get a warning. but after that, there will be fines. marin, napa have mask fine ordinances on the book. sonoma county has seen its covid-19 case rate go up. there are now more than 3200 cases in the county. >>> all week long we are trying to help you keep up in the classroom amid the pandemic. this morning more children are testing positive for covid-19. even though most recover, some now suffer from a rare life threatening syndrome. covid-19 can trigger a syndrome called multisystem inflammatory syndrome. it causes inflammation in vital organs including the brain. more than 300 children diagnosed nationwide. 75% of those children are black or hispanic and up to half had neurological symptoms. doctors worry about the long-term ef

sage canyon road and berryessa anoxville ro. 128 d asbetween the napa count line and pleasants valley road. in the santa cruz county area, there are closures there as well for the state route 9 right at 35. highway 9 at swanson also closed as well. these are hard closures and try to avoid the area and recommending alternate routes in the meantime. as far as the roadways go, regular traffic, we are seeing delays already building out of the altamont pass. this is slow and go coming out of tracy. for the supercommuters going westbound heading over into the livermore valley altamont pass area. speeds slow. 29 minute approaching the grant line area. other than that we're seeing okay conditions on our bay area bridges. no delays as of yet wel keep a crease eye on the bay area as well as the san mateo bridge. right now traffic is at the limit in both directions there and a quick look at the travel times right now. so far for the most part, er> 205 ng is in the greeutesbo sports the 0. 's struggling giants build up a huge lead but enough to snap the five game losing streak? a steph curry-like