and the spike has a number of changes m r n. a vaccines use snippets of genetic code to make the body produced to spike protein to stimulate an immune response to sars covey. to re writing the code is a pretty fast and straightforward process, and changing it changes the vaccines associated spike protein. so why have amazon specific vaccines taken so long to arrive? this has a lot to do with 2 factors. factor one, we're not sure that better adapting and refining the vaccine is genuinely going to afford a market improvements in protecting against future infections. and then of course, at the level of the manufacturer, decisions has to be made. when do we bite the bullet and actually now produce a new vaccine. experts hope messenger r n a vaccine technology will help us keep pace with new variance of sars covey to as the virus continues to evolve. ever more on this, let's bring in it. william schaffner, a professor of preventative medicine at vanderbilt university in nashville, tennessee. great to see you again. we are clearly pla

what is behind the spike in shootings ravaging philadelphia. priced out of power.he global spike in energy costs hitting millions around the world and hear a home. travel troubles. one effort to overcome the challenges faced by air travelers with disabilities. >> technology -- travels. we want to have the same easy experience as everybody else. >> those stories and the days headlines on tonight's pbs news weekend. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> it is good to be with you. as we come on the air, the reporting on the fallout from the top-secret documents recovered from former president trump's mar-a-lago property in florida. u.s. intelligence officials informed congress it will conduct a damage assessment evaluating the potential national security risks resulting from any disclosure of the d

and krylov gave me a bang spike the car and gas.ot his, of course i'm his of course, put on the wanted list. he will not appear at the hut, where you are registered, do you understand? maybe he has some kind of woman or another olezhka well, you put him on the wanted list . you freak me out like that on the hands of you. yes, you not only need to sip on your hands, so that you wash your bloody snot and don't stick your head out sits on the phone and wait to eat so it's easier to make mistakes. who is here for me and just do nothing himself, everything has disappeared. so sanka quickly come to me. you , yes, even at such a time a joke or something like a check, i haven’t been doing such things for a long time. not forgot? there is no need to extract the volucai, i have no plasma, no blood, no anesthesia here. we need him to the hospital. i’m telling you, aibolit good, you are his last hope, hold on, you will highlight the wound for me. ah, hold it. hold. now just clean the stitch, what next is it? that i was in vain so they pulled me

spike going on. you know what's august?going on down in san jose. state course tends to be clear, but we've seen plenty of mornings with that. wasn't the case funding little bit of fog and so but stratus cloud cover, not the case today. nice blue skies going on here. temperature check for you, though. we got 61 already. hayward 62 for oakland with a hodgepodge of 50's and 60's to the north bay far east bay. 64 for antioch and 61. meanwhile for san jose and a quick contrast for you, it's a pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. won't be by this afternoon. we do have an excessive heat watch at this point. now, this is an organic thing means it's going to change every time we talk to you. so you got to check in with our newscast. see how we stand right now. solano county is in the watches own tuesday morning through friday evening. the next step will be an excessive heat warning or heat advisory, which, by the way, we may start to see popping up for communities in the east bay as well. maybe the over the east,

but if the structure of the spike protein changes due to mutation, it can have consequences.he immune system might no longer quickly recognize the invader. >> omicron has, over time, adapted to become all the more efficient for infecting human cells. there are a number of parameters and characteristics that make it a really difficult virus to deal with. one of which is because it has changed some of its surface structure -- a mutation -- and the spike has a number of changes. reporter: mrna vaccines use snippets of genetic code to make the body produce the spike protein to stimulate an immune response to sars-cov-2. rewriting the code is a pretty fast and straightforward process, and changing it changes the vaccine's associated spike protein. so why have omicron-specific vaccines taken so long to arrive? >> this has a lot to do with two factors. factor one, we're not sure that better adapting and refining the vaccine is genuinely going to afford a marketed a provement -- improvement against future infections. and then of course at the level of the manufacturer, decisions have

spike cohen for the win.resident biden doesn't care who you're living with as longas you make your roof energy friendly. the president's new inflation reduction act would give americans struggling to pay their current bills a discount on very expensive solar panels. watch. >> if you are low income, you can get your home entirely weatherized through the expanse from the bipartisan infra-stuckture law. significant expansion and don't have to pay for anything. heat pumps, insulation, new windows. that is covered. if you are moderate income. today you can get 30% off the price of solar panels. it's a significant incentive. kennedy: 30% off 25k. where do i sign up? she's being mocked because the average cost of installing solar panels is at least 20 grand, which means the energy secretary is bragging about giving low income earners the chance to $14,000 they of coursely don't have. is this administration out of touch or out of their mind, sean? >> well, first off, i'm in wisconsin right now and in wisconsin, there

always good to talk to you. >> thank you, kennedy. >> karol, juan and spike. beautiful. one year after president biden's catastrophic withdraw from afghanistan, is the war more or less safe? bryan suits has all the intel and great facial hair, next. kennedy: well, it's now been a year since president biden screwed the afghanistany pooch. our withdraw from afghanistan -- sorry, i'm choking on his failure. it was horrible. while i believe we should have left and probably never have been there, the way they left made everything worse for one taliban quickly turning the country into a humanitarian nightmare. 97% of the population now facing poverty, like real poverty. they get less than one meal a day. there's so much malnutrition in the country, it is difficult to see. girls can no longer go to school and women have lost most of their rights and they have to cover their faces in public and cannot leave the house without a man. here with me now is bryan suits. welcome back, suits. >> hey, how do you like my new basement? kennedy: it's really outdoory. i hope you're writing a

katie, hannah, spike. katie, let us begin. i don't believe anyone who says this is not going to raise taxes. it is impossible. it's like when your doctor tells you, you are a great big fat person and you go, excellent, i'm going to go on a high fat, high sugar, high carbohydrate diet. that'll fix it. >> that's what they're trying to sell here. it's inflationary and raises tacks and adds to the debt, which is now in the tens of trillions of dollars. joe mansion had to prove he's still a democrat by giving joe biden some kind of win for the midterm election. i think that their strategy here is to try and get something, anything done that they know is inflationary and don't care because they're going to lose the house, possibly the senate and by the time the cost catches up with the bill, they can blame the inflation on republicans who then have to deal with the issue. but the idea that joe biden promised americans he wouldn't raise taxes is such a joke considering inflation has been the number one most brutal tax that's been put

how unusual is it for agencies to release a bulletin like this about a spike in threats? >> i think it's pretty unusual. we have talked on a few shows over the last few days, that in terms of the chatter that's online, that's mobilizing or assignment to violence, it hasn't been this high since january 6th time, a little over a year and a half ago. i think it's also very unusual for dhs and fbi to do that, because they're basically calling out that they need protection from their own people, to some degree. they're illustrating a threat, so they can build in more security features to protect the fbi agents, and their families, as this investigation moves forward. what's also said is in the basic conduct of the job, it can be dangerous, as well. it's just evaluating the danger to all of those individuals that are doing exactly what they're supposed to. that's literally what the taxpayers are paying them to do. and for the fbi and law enforcement across the board, even at state and local levels, when they follow the law, they're being passively punished in a way. usually by

uq's vaccine uses a genetically engineered protein, like the spike fromovid-19, wch the dy recognizesd starts fighting. wcalled a "molecular amp,"e twhich helps the spike hold its shape to more effectively mimic the structure of the virus surface. paul: our clamp is sort of like a bulldog clip that holds that together and ensures that the right protein in the right structure is presented to the immune system as a vaccine. damian purcell: it's a concept that's been around for a little bit, but the way that they've done it is a world first. sophie: tests on mice have shown increased antibodies in those given the vaccine. damian: so, the immunity generated by the uq candidate in mice in thfirst test was astounding. so, you know, in mice it's doing what we want, it's making the right kind of antibodies and it was a great joy, brought amile to a lot of people's faces, i think. sophie: while the results in mice are promising, this technology has never been used in humans. only about 6% of vaccines that make it to clinical trials turn into commercial products. ian frazer: it may be a problem

spike i will start with you. what is happened to san francisco, i was there in 2016, i thought it couldn't get worse, obviously it has. >> i think it's going to keep getting worse. i wish i could say san francisco is an outlier but were seen the consequence as a multiple thing. the first thing were seen as the system that makes the safety net more and more comfortable while removing more and more from the economic ladder that people would used to climb out of the net if they wanted to. were seen at country for wish and like san francisco, new york city, every major city portland and everywhere else your coupling that with lax enforcement of crimes have victims like shoplifting assault and petty theft and things like that in his leading to a humane and hearing crisis you cleaning up feces on the street, that the humanitarian crisis were talking to the police be defunded, funded more i think we should look at the system we will look to education, government run monopolies at created this mess and i think the market

the gold spike why was at a significant event? >> signalized the completion of the railroad line actually looks kind of awkward trying to drive a spike into the rail the lead him to do the first whack room people who did that kind of thing for a living. but it was a very hot day i think that spelled some trouble for him. >> we are about to move into that. after that he completed the last spike the plan was to take a train all the way back from fairbanks to seattle i believe they took a ship. but then they're going to take a train back to washington d.c. on that trip, early on in the trip president harding took ill and they diverted to san francisco. and ultimately passed away in san francisco, which led to this. now not to be morbid, but you will notice his remains are being loaded is covered in the flag which is tradition but it is being loaded haphazardly into a baggage card to be transported back to washington d.c. and i point this out to not because i think they're doing anything wrong, but because this process of moving the r

. >> reporter: why is there this spike right now? >> there's been a rise in divisiveness in this country generally. we're a very convenient scapegoat. >> all my parents wanted to do is protect my sister and i. >> reporter: this holocaust survivor ruth steinfeld knows this all too well. >> the holocaust started with words. yelling, screaming, how they have to get rid of us. and on september 9th, 1942, both my parents were put to death in auschwitz. >> reporter: she was just 13 years old when she and her family were sent to a nazi concentration camp. her mother made the heart wrenching decision to let a french organization take her and her sister to safety. >> the last time i saw my mom is when she insisted that we get on that bus. i didn't want to get on the bus. i wanted to stay with her. i have this picture of watching mama waving good-bye to me from the street when i'm waving and crying. >> reporter: steinfeld lives just a few hours from colleyville. you experienced the kind of hate that no one should. and lost your parents because

the war in ukraine caused a significant spike in the price of energy worldwide — prices have come offed earlier this year and now with fears of recession on the horizon in europe and other key economies globally, there are differing views out there as to where the price of the oil is headed. let's talk this through with craig erlam — senior market analyst at oanda. aramco, huge sums of money made, and the boss says it is poised to raise output if asked to by the government to maximum capacity of 12 million barrels a day, give us your outlook for the price of oil?— a day, give us your outlook for the price of oil? you summed it u . the price of oil? you summed it u- uuite the price of oil? you summed it up quite well — the price of oil? you summed it up quite well in _ the price of oil? you summed it up quite well in the _ the price of oil? you summed it up quite well in the intro, - the price of oil? you summed it up quite well in the intro, its i up quite well in the intro, its eye watering, now one of the world's largest companies and exporters, we are seeing record profits across t

a new study showing a concerning spike in fatal crashes. worst it has been since 2002. most of the incidents involved duis. as leslie brinkley tells us, chp will be on the lookout more than ever for impaired drivers. >> high-speed was inside this aent in oakland. speed is one of the things officers look at as a warning sign the driver could be impaired. >> it is interesting. so many people reached out to us and said drivers have gotten so much worse since the pandemic. i have heard so many different theories on why, but it is all anecdotal. >> the latest statistics show a huge spike in fatal crashes from the first quarter of 2022. over 9500 people died. a 7% increase over the previous year. the highest since 2002. >> why this spike has been taking place, i don't think there is one thing we can point our finger to. but we know it appears there have been some who have consumed more alcohol than they did previously. hopefully we can reduce duis by getting the message out. >> in california, a state law takes effect this week requiring white staff who serve alcohol at bars o

this week and world stories, botswana, russian sanctions cause diamond boom, italy house calls and ha spike. but let's start and ukraine over 2000 schools have been destroyed or damaged since the outbreak of war this ukrainian village is working to rebuild theirs. paulina has lots of time on her hands to draw but she would love to do other things to lose and rising. i miss my friends . i love she and i miss my teacher. well, it's been 5 months now since the children were at school. the last time was in february. it was supposed to include an excursion, but it was a fateful day. oh so, but all we were supposed to go to the river to see the ice melting. my living folk and we couldn't make it because it was the 24th a bullet she las colinas mother says, the lack of schooling makes her question the decision to staying ukraine. rush in forces attacked their village at the start of the war. their school was seriously damaged, leaving all the kids stuck at home. a wall has been fixed, but most of the windows are still broken and there is no heating. the classrooms will remain empty until basic fac

why so much crime spiking across the country?ng because the democrats in these cities do cannot hold people accountable. it's that simple. look, you have these district attorneys who will not prosecute. last time i checked the district attorneys this many these citien some of these states, they're not supporting donald trump or ron desantis. they support joe biden. hay support nancy pelosi. they don't want cities safe. they have demonized police all across the country. law enforcement officers who do their job with honor and with grace and with decency. and what the democrats have tried to do to the american people is gaslight them with the images of an officer that does something wrong, another officer that might do something heinous and try to paint all of law enforcement that way. that is why crime is up in our cities. we have to get back to law and order. you do not do that with liberal democrat policy. you do that with conservative, america first policy. maria: meanwhile, you've got more than 2 million people having been app

is willing to do, no one,>> it doesn't matter that it was like we are in the middle of june, the spikes in the 120s, 10 year treasury yield, 3.5%, and the future looks very bleak. the averages at the lowe's and since then they have made a remarkable recovery. sotile weird that we don't hear about the bottom being called, moving in bonds, and oil, and ultimately finishing up only 6 points, the appointment -- the nasdaq gain for what 1%, maybe we've got to bottom, one of they say that? check it out, listening to excellent work for my colleague, michael centrally, is that -- is set done with scott. santolli>> one of the biggest changes in the business, over the past say three decades, that i've been involved in, 4, three decades of the fork i really started, no one wants to stick their neck out anymore, no one wants to say that was the bottom and we are in the clear, even when we have bounced hard from the bottom. and playing a brutal role the dynamic out it's a mistake, and the black swan disaster, renders third-quarter, or the scenario, you will be known as a fool. those clips never go a

covid spike as it gets colder? we have a monkey box spike.hat are your expectations us to how demand could be impacted? john: i can't predict what will happen in the future. the prior two years, there has been lots of things happening that have been hard to predict. but we have gotten through what i would say is the worst of covid. we are seeing positive demands across the country, not just the east coast, also the west coast. we are ready for anything. we have more tools now than before. we like the position we are in. emily: john zimmer, president of lyft, thank you for joining us. meta, acquisition of the vr company within unlimited are on hold for now. putting the deal on ice until 2020 your until a court makes a ruling on the sec block of the transaction. the sec alleges the deal would help meta monopolize vr industry. coming up, the housing market takes a turn for the worst. redfin shares going for more. why? the ceo tells us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: shares of redfin are having the best day in months despite reported earnings low

as well as with the gold spike? why was that a significant event? >> well, because it symbolized the completion of the railroad line, as the picture in my book where, actually he looks kind of awkward. like i would be if i were trying to drive a spike into the rail. i think what they did, they let him do it the first whack, and then the railroad people, who did that kind of thing for a living, they drove it the rest of the way in. it was a very hot day, even in alaska, i think that spelled some trouble for him, it appeared later on. >> right, we're about to move into that. so, after that, he completed the last spike, the plan was to take a train all the way back. actually, from fair banks to seattle, i believe, they took a ship, but then they were going to take a train back to washington, d. c.. on the trip, early on in the trip actually, president harding took ill and they diverted to san francisco. ultimately, he passed away in san francisco, which led to this. now, not to be morbid, but you'll notice that his rem

and you still see that these spikes, these defensive spikes, which are against a landings taking place here, or which had dotted all around these islands everywhere. said these islands really exude this are a history of the conflict between china and taiwan. but just a very recently during through chinese exercises that took place to complain about the visits of us speak. nancy pelosi, one of these items says the next one along a was buzzed by a chinese drone. and the chinese released footage from that drone, which showed taiwanese soldiers on the ground, throwing rocks at this drone to try to assure it away. and this really brought home some of the problems or taiwan faces at the moment, the sheer proximity of china, but also the fact that or they had to show away these drones were rocks. so the time when his government has been rushing now to say that they're going to secure for next year, all sorts of anti drone technologies. but, but really a kind of a little palpable and rather embarrassing reminded their of the threat and of, or will most of you to the other question of, what is

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. >>> new at 5:00, federal agencies warn about a spike in threats to law enforcement after fbi agents rain the mara lago residents of donald trump. the fbi and homeland security released an unclassified bulletin friday siding the attack at the fbi office in cincinnati. threats have come from online or other platforms. beware of extremists. keep an eye out for anything suspicious. >>> the san jose mayor front runner hopes a new larger campaign headquarters will have the councilwoman opening the office to fanfare today. there were state lawmakers in the santa clara district attorney and the president of the san jose peace officer's association. they had backed the candidate to replace the incumbent. she says she wants to get keep the city she loves so much by taking bold action on the problems of affordable housing and homelessness. >> we know there are too many people homeless on the streets. we know that. we know it takes far too long for officers to arrive because we don't have enough. we know we have too many young people not doing enough to support the schools with afterschool prog

the bond market is tough because of the sudden spike in rates. taylor: thank you. for helping us understand. carmen arroyo joining us. coming up, china and the u.s. will be at the 20 summit. we will have much more on the geopolitical ramifications. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the rivalry of the big countries is indeed worrying. we want the region to be stable, peaceful so we can build economic growth. asian countries also want the same thing. >> this visit did not help stability. >> what we really want is stability. what we want is peace in the region. >> there is concern that if there is a conflict in taiwan, it would spill over into the south china sea, where you have territory, territory the china contests. is indonesia ready to defend itself or defend its land and waters? are you ready for that conflict militarily if it happens? >> we do want the region to be peaceful >> it should not come to the point where tensions rise and it affects economic growth and then later on affects the well-being of our people. in my opinion, it is very important there is

there was no major spike in deaths. we apparently have reached a point where we have built up enough of a wall of immunity to prevent a huge amount of mortality. it's not normal, it's not pre-pandemic, but it's the best position we have been in. and more than a year and a half after the ex president tried to foment a coup to undo american democracy, to the american experiment as we know it, to ignore the will of the voters, we have an actual committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. the department of justice appears to be knee-deep in multiple investigations as it relates to this and most recently the fbi a search of donald trump's residence. it appears the ex president is finally being held accountable for his actions. and on the foreign policy front, a lot of coverage this week understandably, correctly of the one year anniversary of the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. that was one of the first moments of true political crisis in joe biden's presidency. that situation was awfully brutal, and the situation

and now we're spiking higher. i think that will continue. if you look at baker hughes. the third largest constituent, what you see is the same clear uptrend that we pulled back to after that 40% massive decline. i think we're going to bounce higher and continue higher. if you look at the relative performance to the oih and the oil services otf, this is a stock that, for the most part trades on par. we expect the stock to bounce back from the trend lines. i expect a little more from the stock based on where it is currently positioned. they sold off the operations in russia. that has created this 40% decline. and the sale i think clears the deck and provides some opportunity and long exposure for this particular name. is it forming the formation. but it has not broken out yet. that is the tricky part. i think the upside is there. i want to buy premium. but i don't have have a direct catalyst for the move in the short run. i'm going out to october. and i'm looking at the 24, 26, 29 reversal. this obligates me to buy the stock at 2360 or so. and using the premiums to financ

crime is spike as well.ts have been apprehended at the southern border. so everybody knows it's wide open time right now to come to america, including terrorists. no wonder crime is up in major cities. i know that homicides are also up in virginia, but look at these numbers we have -- >> yes. maria: what is the answer, lieutenant governor, to get our arms around all of the crime spikes and homicide spikes we're seeing in major cities today? >> ultimately, it boils down to elections. a former president said that elections have consequences. and we as americans are going to have to make a decision, are you going to still consider party, or are you going to consider what you're actually feeling in your neighborhood. this no cash bail thing is nonsense, ridiculous. it's not working. if we could let the criminals out in those neighborhoods of those people who claim that no cash bail is racist, they would understand because their homes would be with broken into, their businesses would be broken into. ultimately, t

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so remember is sunday with the big time cool down a bit of a temperature spike yesterday and today and then we go the other direction. we're cooling things off for wednesday. one constant seems like forever. it's been the fog hanging out towards portions of the coastline from monterey bay closer to half moon bay and pacific and it's becoming closer right now, you can see some of the overcast from a pillar point. closer do pacific a little bit some green on the radar here? there is the possibility we could have some measurable drizzle near portions of the coastal portions of the coastline over the next few days, as far as the wind we had that defined onshore breeze right now, you can see conquered only 14 miles an hour. but if i step out of the way, i think that s f o site is stronger. and yes, it is gusting to 32 miles an hour right now. hayward westerly at 13 miles an hour. here's a live camera looking out toward san francisco out towards sutro tower, and typically, we talked about a deep marine layer that cloud layer be way up here, but that warm air is kind of just compressing that

we're seeing a spike in cases, a spike in the rhetoric.e public should be too. >> that's part of the dhs bulletin. actually, the idea of the chatter was part of what the prosecution was speaking about long term. thank you so much. >>> look, three of america's largest cities were about to move a lot closer to allowing safe and legal drug injection sites, but california's governor just said uh-uh. the health issue and the debate up next. replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me ck... i got lasting, steroid-free ression with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. an

sure enough, game stop spiked with another top and then the nasdaq lost nearly 25% of its --.p thinking almost 18%. last night game stop rallied over 44% over the course of two days. right before the company reported earnings. guess what? this was another bad sign. nasdaq peaked on june 2nd, plunged 14% over the next two weeks for bottoming on june 16th. s&p was down 14%. look at this. no meaningful pullback but then look at this. 7.9. it .3. 24.2. do you see a pattern? that's why i get nervous every time i see one of these meme stock's warring like bed, bath, and beyond. i think there are two main reasons why things play out this way. -- these short squeezes they inevitably get burned. that's what we saw with bed, bath, and beyond last week. and many of them give up on the -- which is so painful for me because i want you in because it's such a great wealth builder. they tend to drop their hands and step aside because they hated when stocks can't be judged on the fundamentals even if it stocks they don't care about. these meme-stock spikes make the hedge fund guys feel like th

and the open border policy on the crime spikes across america. and then as joe biden signed into law a tax and spending plan while sending $80 billion to the irs to conduct i on —- audits on americans. and one year later on the withdrawal and was one adversary on china. liz cheney loses the election battle with abraham lincoln. >> the great and original champion, abraham lincoln was defeated in elections for the senate and the house before he won the most important election of all. he ultimately prevailed. maria: new york senate candidate is here for midterms on policy and his efforts to take down one politician and it's right here on "sunday morning futures". that continuing fallout of the fbi unprecedented raid on the home in mar-a-lago. may have prepared with the fourth amendment legal challenge against the department of justice. on thursday a federal judge ordered the doj to read —- the affidavit to obtain the fbi search warrant so a portion can be released to the public. and meanwhile we have first look at document connected to the search wa

. >>> tonight, the spike in threats to federal law enforcement after the search of former president trump's home a new fbi homeland security bulletin warning of growing threats of violence against agents and their families the fbi and secret service now beefing up security at their offices as mr. trump rails against the fbi today. >>> a man crashes his car into barricades on capitol hill, then pulls out a gun. >> he took out a handgun, began firing that gun indiscriminately >> what we're learning now about the person behind the wheel >>> the terror attack overseas that hurt five americans. a shooter opening fire on a bus in jerusalem. a family from new york now hospitalized >>> heartbreak on top of heartbreak. a driver plows into a fundraiser for a family that in a fire ten days ago >>> and salman rushdie now awake and speaking what the author's family is saying about his recovery>>> this is nbc >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate as we come on the air tonight, a new warning serving as a vivid illustration of a divided nati

but if they come back strong, i think you see a huge spike in not only crude but also a lot of europele to restock some of their lng supplies on this recovery. it will happen across the entire energy platform. but if they come back we could be in a situation where inventory gets that low level and those super spike scenarios people talk about her to play out. i think it's going to be a grind out for china. sonali: what is the low? how low do prices go even if you believe in that. rebecca: i guess you could say there's no defined you're not bound by that. i think that accounts for demand destruction and a lot of supply coming back online. if that plays out. >> thank you so much for your time. the markets are awaiting the latest guidance. we preview the fed minutes next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> stocks are lower on the day. >> it's really turning off to a risk off move. both off more than 1%, of the worst day in nearly three weeks. take a look at the 10 year yield. in filiation fears seem to be coming back in the picture. crude oil not so long ago has been higher. i don't see any systemi

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