guess who this is tom riley, one of the guys came up and say hade, you should meet tom riley. ce to meet you. >> nice to meet to. >> any advice for you holt cross academy team tonight. >> they will go do it and do their best. >> best advice you can get. >> yes. >> hey tom, nice to meet you. >> same here. >> awesome. >> turf say, earlier i spoke with the head coach, joe, over at florence high school. >> okay. >> he was telling me that there is some preparation that goes into tonight's game and they prepared to get to this point, lets take a look. >> they are quiet. i learned to be quiet. i want them to be focused and think about their jobs and the responsibilities and try tone vision the things that they want to do. that is just, the way we go business. so, good at vice, we hope for a good game. guys, serve news for you, there is an "eyewitness news" reporter that went to holy cross academy and her name is, alexandria hoff. we have her high school cheer leading photo courtesy of her mom, how cool is that, you guys. i guess we know who alex is cheering for but here at cbs philly

tom: thank you so much, david riley, from london.ers, there is much to talk about coming up on mifid ii. lisa, thank you for joining us. we never see each other. people think we do. we sort of like go down the hall. lisa: it is just sad. tom: it is just sad. from new york, that does it for us. we will see you next friday. jonathan ferro. "bloomberg real yield." ♪ from theage mountaintop as mario draghi joint janet yellen in a warning about rolling back regulations. shining a light in the dark. the trading does not go far enough in increasing transparency. welcome to

tom: we are going to come back and look at the malaysia. lisall come back with abramowicz, andrew chorlton, and david riley. ng up, a look at the auction block. u.s. treasuries offering more than $200 billion in notes and deals this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: tom keene from our studios in new york. this is "bloomberg real yield." this past monday, the u.s. treasury issued more than 130 billion in notes and deals. -- and bills. we're focused on the five-year 1.72%.lion debt sell at just 17.5%,ers took an all-time low. the next day, four-week $25 billion treasury bill auction in the final moments of calm. congress returns to work next week. that matures september 28, the day before the deadline that the treasury secretary has laid out for lawmakers to raise the debt limit. , thanks tothe north a recent canadian dollar debt auction by apple, foreign companies issuing in loonies, the canadian currency, have sold more than 15 billion canadian dollars worth of debt this year, the biggest year for maple bonds since 2007. chorlton, me, andrew david riley, in london. we will keep it going here. and lisa abramo

tom: you guys live and die by this thing. david riley is doing strategy.ng the tv radio thing. lisa is in the trenches on bond coverage. but you live auctions at schroders. what is it like on the schroders floor when you actually have a big and important september 20 auction? andrew: we are trying to take a longer-term perspective. tom: so you are out three days instead of the auction? andrew: i think you have got to take with a pinch of salt a lot of the data you get in august because so many people are away. even the payrolls data, people are saying, well, back to school kind of messes with payrolls in august. i think certainly as we get closer to the timing of the debt ceiling, you will see more noise, but there are some interesting comments on bloomberg tv earlier this morning, they are going to get it done. the u.s. isn't going to default. we do not see that. we do see potentially volatility picking up and some opportunities as a result, but we don't see something catastrophic. tom: you tend to talk like me. be careful with that. i'm done with you. da

tom: thank you so much, david riley, from london.wicz, andrew chorlton, thank you for joining us. much more to come on mifid 2. lisa thank you for joining us. , we never see each other. people think we do. we sort of like go down the hall. it is sad. that does it for us. we will see you next jonathan friday. ferro. "bloomberg real yield." ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. [seagulls cawing] >> this is my happy place. and it has been for a long, long time. it is the ferry that goes from my parents' house near manly beach to downtown sydney. there is nothing magical about the boat itself. tourists and locals ride this thing every day, but really that is what makes this ferry so special. no commuter ride on the pla

tom: michael riley, your free time, write something for businessweek."out single best chart? it is weak dollar. it is a gorgeous, elegant chart. schnider, everyone on the floor has to deal with this, a weak dollar. this is not so much about the weak dollar -- tom: i will go with that. this is an ugly chart. jerome: it is a painful chart, let's put it that way. they are obviously technicals ahead of it. as a portfolio manager, one thing you're looking at is what us, one ofe, and for the things to consider, over time, the dollar is a safe haven. that is really lost its luster. potentially undervalued by the marketplace considering all that is going on in the marketplace right now, geopolitical, etc. meanwhile, the yuan is at some point in time. nejra: many people are saying the dollar has become a risk currency. what replaces it? is it the yen? jerome: the yen is one. given everything with north korea and things like that, there is a lack of tied between what is going on with north korea and the yen. if something is projected in the geopolitical sense, is

viola davis and tom hanks, molly shannon and emma stone, casey affleck and nicole kidman, and jeff bridges and matthew mcconaughey. welcome to "variety studio actors on actors." i'm jenelle riley. over the next hour, we'll feature some of the most buzzed-about performances seen on film this year. first up, highly decorated actors viola davis and tom hanks are at the center of two all-american stories. then a pair with comedic roots, molly shannon and emma stone, captivate in genre-bending turns.