evans on his popular new series, "defending jacob." his step off the screen into public policy. and how as a hard core patriots fan he is coping with the loss of tombeautiful start to our sunday. we are expecting to see another hot day along with elevated fire danger because we're going to continue to see triple digit heat for inland areas much like we saw yesterday but also breezy winds for the afternoon. take a look at microclimate highs. morgan hill 100. east san jose, 97. check out the interior valleys, some of our hottest spots today will include walnut creek, concord and the pittsburg area. just take frequent breaks. >>> still ahead on "sunday today," our highs of the week, including the little girl who had a special surprise for her neighborhood's hearing impaired delivery man. and next in our sunday spotlight, washington's football team has clung for years to a name many native americans call an outright slur. will it finally be swept away in this cultural moment? and more one of a kind finds. it all ships free. and with new deals every day you can explore endless options at every price point. get your outdoor oasis delivered fast so you c

the justice system in cook county is totally broken, to tom dart the sheriff, to chief evans, the chief judge. they have no idea what real justice is pure the bloodbath in the streets are a result. >> laura: lori lightfoot, to bring people in this back and forth, to putbr it politely, jo, between you and lightfoot, this is what she said. everyone watch. >>>> we've got an unhinged leadr of the fraternal order of police who is craven in trying to generate attention. g this is a dangerous road for us to go down. we are not going to have people who don't know our streets engaging in clearly unconstitutional conduct, operating at well in our cities. that is chaos. that is lawlessness. >> laura: that is chaos, what we are seeing tonight wasn't chaos? but you are wanting federal help? this woman doesn't know her own city, okay? it's a travesty. i thought i was mad about other things tonight given what's going on in this country, but this is an outrage create a great american city being disturbed by her. she is a radical and they need to toss her out of office. john, go ahead. >> she's running

thank you captain america's shield captain america, chris evans promised a shield fellow avengers tom holland and robert downey junior also reached out wanting to reward a little real life hero he's always been very protective of this little girl she's always been his little little princess and she gets annoyed sometimes that he won't leave her alone. >>and he's always by her side, so it didn't surprise us at all the people he would jump in the way the bay bridge or received gifts of support from all over the world, but his parents say the attention hasn't gone to his head. i actually asked him the other day you know does this make any more special and he said no and so what makes you special and he said i mean, and that meant a lot to us. so the sugar rush may be the latest chapter for this little hero. >>what the family is so thankful for the world to get place. >>and that there's hundreds and thousands and millions of. wonderful people in this world and this experience bridger in his siblings can share together we're close and this experience is definitely made us closer a couple w

tom keene joins me out of new york. and tonight on leadership life, david rubenstein speaks with alibaba president mike evans.s that. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the hardline view. europe's so-called "frugal four" are set to be ready to accept doling out 390 billion euros in grants as recovery funds talks stretch into a fourth day. julius baer kicks off european bank earnings with a record first-half profit. the bank's chief executive tells manus cranny continued volatility will boost trading. and the pandemic continues to spread in the u.s. florida's infection rate surges, and l.a. is on the verge of another shutdown. a medical journal is due to publish more information on oxford's vaccine trial. well, good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. tom keene in new york. we have a number of things we need to talk about. could morning to you. i've missed you tom, last week. nice to have you back in the studio. tom: you missed me last week. francine: i know we have always had merkel on the e.u. summit. closely howing ministers brief reporters, and it is

stick to captain america's shield captain america, chris evans promised a shield fellow avengers tom and robert downey junior also reached out wanting to reward a little real life hero he's always been very protective of his little girl, she's always been his little little princess and she gets annoyed sometimes that he won't leave her alone. >>and he's always by her side, so it didn't surprise us at all the people he would jump in the way the bay bridge or received gifts of support from all over the world, but his parents say the attention hasn't gone to his head. i actually asked him the other day you know does this make any more special and he said no and so what makes you special and he said i mean, and that meant a lot to us. so the sugar rush may be the latest chapter for this little hero. >>what the family is so thankful for the world to get place. >>and that there's hundreds and thousands and millions of. wonderful people in this world and this experience bridger in his siblings can share together we're close and this experience is definitely made us closer a couple weeks ago

tom mcclintock of california, ralph norman south carolina. we'll hear from ted cruz, joni ernst, mike lee, rand paul and finally representative banks. any questions will have will respond faster evan has spoken and after. now i would like to ask senator marsha blackburn to speak and thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. i am thrilled to join you all today. and we are in tennessee and we are out working. but first, to citizens against government waste, thank you so much for your consistency and bring these issues forward. you just mentioned 2011 earmark ban, and that is something that was vitally important to us in the house, and if it had been held to we would not now be at $26 trillion in debt. and this keeps mounting every year. one of the ways to keep a handle on it is to eliminate earmarks and to get rid of these things that have no federal nexus. and that is something we should continue to hold steadfast you, and again i want to say thank you so much the citizens against government waste for continuing -- to keep the pressure on about holding spending accountable, finding ways to rein in not only the legislative branch, but the bureaucratic branch when it comes to s

tom evans, thank you so much, chief scientific officer at vaccitech. suspended their extradition treaty with hong kong, further increasing tensions with china after beijing's imposition of a controversial security law in the territory. china has accused the uk government of "brutally meddling" in the country's internal affairs. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, also told mps an arms embargo on china will be extended to hong kong. mr speaker, as i said at the outset, we want a positive relationship with china. there is a huge amount to be gained for both countries, there are many areas where we can work productively, constructively, to mutual benefit together. for our part, the uk will work hard and in good faith towards that goal. but we will protect our vital interests, we will stand up for our values and we will hold china to its international obligations. the specific measures i have announced today are a reasonable and proportionate response to china's failure to live up to those international obligations with respect to hong kong. let's get rea