are uphing, i guess we against resistance.hat happens from here after the summer driving period and if 70 does ramp up production? >> you hit the nail on the head. reallyentory numbers carried us up to that amount. andrew torrey being lower by seven barrels -- 83 million barrels globally since march. if people thought cutting back was not going to affect those things, that concern is no longer there. the real question is that 52 level. weeke could be a volatile next week as well. >> great chance still ahead. worried?vestors the we look at the numbers. this is bloomberg. parent ♪ mark: is "numbered markets." -- "bloomberg markets." vonnie: let's go to julie hyman. julie: howard marks reiterated his concern about junk bond etf's and how they are not as liquid as they look. here to break down the biggest junk-bond etf's are senior etf analysts at bloomberg intelligence. let's take a step back and talk about howard marks and others. he is not the only one that is concerned. what's the validity that they have? >> there is logic in

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. >> good morning, everyone waking uphe delaware valley but overall it will be a mixture of sun and cloud-to-day. storm scan three showing a few very, very light showers, now te 78 as well, overall again not a real good chance ofrs better chance as cold front comes veningimeater in the late nd zero seven'stty rumble of stepping outside the door. we will deal with a high right around 90 ee an eye to the sky f we see showers, jab jan. >> thanks, matt. >>> our next update 7:57. see you then have a great day. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday." coming up, they likely doomed the dinosaurs and asteroids continue to pose a danger to life on earth. now find out how nasa is talking the next step toward a defense system that could one day save the planet. >>> and whatever disaster might bee fall us, the u.s. government has a plan to save itself. we'll goen side the little known program started during the cold war to preserve a functioning federal government in the event of nuclear attack or other calamity. >>> but we begin this half hour with the deadly traffic crash involving tennis superst

it's not clear if president trump will bring that uph ine and isis. moscow is reportedly using patience with the u.s., with the diplomatic compounds here, shut down as russia's election interference. both sides are working out timing, length and format of the sideline meeting of the two leaders. the president last month with megyn kelly. >> did we have a relationship with him? we didn't have a relationship at all. i didn't meet with him. >> reporter: putin complimented candidate trump on the campaign trial, calling him bright and colorful. >> putin says very nice things about me. i think that's very nice. it has no effect on me, other than i think it's very nice. >> reporter: a critical test for the president, facing a veteran diplomat. some reports out of russia say that presidential sitdown will happen friday. president trump at the g-20 is set to meet with european leaders. we're hearing rkelmfortable. says she does not plan to shy away from politically different differen on climate and trade. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> now, to a deal reache