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johnson, george. pig, joseph. gutman daniel. lineham, terry. wallace, patricia. lineham pat. gutman, jerome.luzzi william. long, kai. aspelin, sarah. coe, john and elaine mendez, elaine. crystalline. tellez, john. skidmore tim. nolan, lennie. pond, leland. pond george. pig, margaret and james. novell romero, amelia. scott, noreen, eric. patrick mclaughlin, patrick. munchetty, calvin. nutmeg these are all the entries for written public comment that were forwarded to the board yesterday by the 5 p.m. deadline and with that public comment is closed, thank you and thank you everyone who provided public comment. and thank you for your patience. i know that's sitting here for three plus hours is, it is not is quite a feat. so thank you again for coming, so colleagues, do we have further discussions or questions before we take a vote? yeah, i'd like to just, express my appreciation to, staff and to all of the presenters today. ian included, and also just compliments to, fellow commissioners for some excellent questions that were, i think, helpful for all of us to understand this. i similarly want t

that from terry haines of pangaea. coming up, guy johnsonthe airbus ceo. >> do think the aircraft will look like what we are used to seeing? >> there'll will be differences in the wingspan, the size of the engine. the very futuristic blended wing design. ♪ jonathan: equities negative by 0.5 percent on the s&p 500, nasdaq lower by point 4%. an indication of how much this market has changed in 24 hours. yesterday we kicked off june higher. now we are down 1%. negative zero .9%. we are the economic data, sensitive to every data point. it doesn't take much for the narrative to whipsaw from one part of the story to the next very quickly. the bond market, two-year, 10 year, 30 year. we had a hot pmi and then threatening 5% again. then you have a cold manufacturing number and we get dragged back down to 4.80 on the two-year. the 30-year, 4.535 six. the same thing happening over with job openings. tomorrow with ism services. when we get jobless claims on thursday and friday when we get payrolls. lisa: is in line still a beat? something you raised wh

jonathan: coming up, terry haynes, michael krishna, and scott kirby, sitting down with guy johnson inhat in the next hour on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ ok >> with us again that the dead could be raising interest rate, that is in a sense causing >> to appear today. -- cracks to appear today. >> the fed, the most likely scenario, is september. >> for the fed to think about moving earlier, they will have to see more stress in the labor market. >> i'm trying not to overthink it, i think we are in a good place for the economy. x this is -- >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." jonathan: we live and breathe to overthink it. it's what we are here for. [laughter] lisa: i feel seen. jonathan: for our audience worldwide, the second hour of "bloomberg surveillance" begins now. we can start for the week ahead looking at jobs. adp, we will get jobs, jobless claims, payrolls. you want a sprinkle of data elsewhere, manufacturing services, central-bank decision, that's the appetizer, one week away. jonathan: it's fascinating -- lisa: it's fascinating, we had a shift in may and then it faded going bac