will i play football again? will! what's next? will i play football again? will i be alive?i thought, out of the chemo, and it was all successful, ithought, right, iwill get back out there. under—pressure england captain joe root says he feels a big score is just around the corner for him. root has been criticised after england's defeat by new zealand in the opening match of their two—test series. he made 2/11 and has dropped out of the top ten test batting rankings for the first time in five years. the second test begins tonight. i feel that big score's just around the corner, and you know, in a way, you look back at the last game, i had two dreadful shots to get out. and sometimes that's a lot easier to deal with, because they're your mistakes. you know, you're not feeling like there's a technical default or really glaring holes in your game. so i'm quite confident. i know that i have performed over time in this team, and what i'm capable of doing. and there is coverage on bbc radio and the bbc sport website. and there is coverage on bbc radio and the bbc sport websitem an

he will pledge that the bill that will deliver brexit will be brought back to parliament before christmaselection. that, he says, would allow the country to move on. so what will the conservatives do on the home front? they will pledge today not to raise rates of income tax, national insurance, or vat. that'll make it harder for the government to raise money, but the tories are still pledging to spend. mrjohnson has already promised money for the health service, for more police, for education. today there will be costly pensioner family projects, too, like keeping the pension triple lock and winter fuel payments. as well as more money for childcare, to fix potholes, and for a skills fund. the manifesto will pledge to end car parking charges at hospitals for protected groups — nhs staff on night shifts, disabled patients, the terminally ill and their families. the conservatives say their plans are fully costed and affordable and they will spend the next three weeks trying to persuade you that they've got the best plan on offer. nick earley, bbc news. our assistant political editor norman s

i will end with one point. when you spend a few billion dollars on infrastructure in any country you are married to that for a very long time. of aanges the economics computing infrastructure project. it just made it much more expensive. you have to now assume the lost on what you have -- assume the loss on what you have invested in. whether it is a pipeline or a powerpoint. the sooner we get to investing in the international side and having that discussion the better we will be able to project a forecast for a cleaner environment in the future. canhe international space be billions not trillions when we are talking about how investment can have a real impact. >> sometimes it is working to understand what is holding banks back from making an investment in renewable energy in a certain country. we did that. clean energy finance passports between the u.s. and india. there was a problem. no private institution in india was willing to finance any renewable project in india in 2015. it was all multilateral internati

think we will get a cut.ing to see how those fiscal policies hit the economy. they will keep their powder dry for a time when they need rate cuts more urgently. nejra: thank you so much for joining us this hour. coming up, president trump rams of the terror threat. where does that leaves the proskauer -- prospects for a deal with china? bloomberg users can interact with the charts shown using to tv . browse recent charts to catch up on key analysis and save charts for future reference. we are seeing risk off in the markets today. tune in to bloomberg radio live on your mobile nejra: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are today's top stories. downside risk. jay powell will steal headlines later today. asia trades lower as president trump says the u.s. will increase tariffs on china if a phase one deal falters. >> we don't make a deal, we will raise those tariffs. they will be raised substantially. nejra: peek into the future. oiliea predicts globa

will get and will detail your holiday coming up. >> thanksgiving is just two days away. be prepared for delays. >> we're live along the shore freeway. and we have a look at the holiday travel. >>reporter: hi, guys. thankfully i only have a five minute drive to get where i need to be thanks giving dinner but a lot of people are planning to take a trip. if you're planning on heading out tomorrow be prepared for traffic to back up. >> whether you are braving the roads for this thanksgiving or sitting at home to avoid sitting in traffic. >> it is too crowded. >>reporter: holiday travel is underway. aaa says 50 million people across the country plan to drive 50 miles or more for their thanksgiving plans. 4.4 million are expected to fly. >> the freeways pretty packed. >> aaa says the worst time for the bay area drivers is to hit the road between wednesday and two at 4 pm. it could take you more than three times longer to get your destination if you're driving at that time. then you have to get creative. >> we have books for the kids to read and we downloaded a couple of apps s

will they live another day? [ music ] >> it is finished, the celebration >>> new at 11:00, an actor and entertainer is facing eviction tonight, from the apartment he and his wife have lived in for decades. we have the details of the final showdown, tomorrow. >> he is retired these days and spends most of his time at the corner cafi. the gentleman you are about to meet was once a local star. a character in north beach who could soon be forced out. >> he has no time for biggers. >> sam had a short turn on the tv show kung fu as david carey dean's art teacher. he later traveled to thailand to be in a film with jim kelly. and vancouver for a sydney movie. he has been a server and a singer. he has spent most of his 86 years in san francisco, but that could soon change. he is getting evicted from the small apartment in north beach where he has lived since 1965. >> it so they can raise the rent. >> his wife says the landlady told him they had to leave in 2016, - - >> they say it is to get out of the rental business. >>

you can order this sandwich and it will help the cause. >> it will. their calendars for november 20. the bottom bun you want the turmeric spiced mayo and coat the bottom. it doesn't have to be dutiful because you will be putting food on top of it. doing the swirl ensures that we are evenly coding the top and the bottom. then we have the her arrested spiced mayo. then we take this guy. now we will set down on the bottom bun. then we have the pickled turnips. these will later over the chicken breast, you want to make sure you are evenly coding it. this has a nice vinegary flavor to it. don't skimp on those. >> all right. >> let's do one more for good luck. >> as we are running out of time, we will try some of this, cannot try this one? >> i will finish typing this. i want to say clay and jennifer, thank you for being here in and i really do hope your event is a success. i think people will have fun donating to the cause. >> we hope so. >> back to you. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, over eating tends to come with the territory when it comes to than

how willing -- how much are you willing to pay? carking the mustang muscle to gain a foothold in the eb race. coming up, much more on your morning trades and analysis on the market. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for the bloomberg first take. we will give you the news and the trade analysis and markets. ,oining me is damian sassower the vincent cignarella, former fx and rates trader, and joining us is ian harnett, absolute strategy research keep investment strategist. happy monday. it was a lot of news over the weekend but the narrative stayed the same. i want to start with hong kong. vincent, if you are trader, the narrative is it is starting to bleed into other markets. do you see that? vincent: not just yet. friends of mine on the ground tell me they are concerned the china military may have to come in before the end of the year. kowloon bay is shut down. the violence is getting worse and worse. , hehat were to be the case would certainly see it impact markets. -- you would certainly see it impact markets. we saw three-month yi

but at the end of the day, president trump will claim, and pelosi will claim and voters will decide.rkets will respond. >> do you rail thin really thint that much of a react in negative with president threatened to pull out of nafta. >> i think market has discounted some of rhetoric from the president's mouth. i think they are waiting to see the thing sealed, signed and delivered. >> i don't think -- >> china! china is what matters. >> right. >> i can promise you that, sthat big matzo ball mas -- that is to ball, this matters. you have two biggest economies if they can get back together, you talk about 35 dwroin trillif economy. david: true, but steve the fact that trade with canada and mexico actually amounts to more than trade between u.s. and china. >> absolutely, if you did not have usmcas, you would see market go down. as they feel a china deal will come through. david: gary? >> i think we're doing tons of trade already with mexico and canada, not like things have stopped, justing a few things. i think the market it is china at-this-point. >> it is true, but there actually caps

how will he do? he will scream a lot but he will be successful.ddie pepperell in the term sheet —— turkish open —— turkish open run out of golf balls. he had five balls into the lake. let's just kind of awkward. it's one of those things as awkward. it's one of those things as a golfer, is it mortifying? it's normal. it's what you'd expect from a professional. kind of awkward. you've got to really feel to him. if you hate your greens, you can blame your genes. if you can't stand broccoli, cabbage or sprouts, you are not necessarily a fussy eater but you are a victim of your genes. they say there are certain genes that mean you are predisposed to like certain vegetables. that's a perfect excuse. i just thought anyone under seven hated greens and as you get older, you like them. i've learned to love broccoli. as you get older, you like them. i've learned to love broccolilj almost could even eat sprouts. one year is all you need. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. tell us where you are, carol. good morning. good morning. iam in saint

but we will find them. we will find them. >> [laughter] pres. trump: we will find them.ould you like to add a few judges? that would not be a bad idea. how about adding another 100 or so? we will be able to find them. but we are on track to have more judges confirmed this year than in the prior two years combined for us. and it will be a record in history, a record the number of judges that we are getting in just a short period of time. once all pending nominations are confirmed, i will have appointed about 219 judges. and that number will go up very substantially from that. but the more gains we make, the more aggressive the hard left has become. i probably should not even be making this speech right now. i am just driving them crazy. they will go back, and they will have even more craziness than they have had in the last three years. can you imagine? three years already. three years. who could believe it? almost. in fact in two days' less than a year, we will be fighting an election. and we actually had a very big night last night. we had some tremendous results last n

that is delivering what will work for patients. i will pause you there.lan for social care? what is it? as part of the coalition government at the time, we took sue with norman lamb... iam time, we took sue with norman lamb... i am talking about now, what is your future, long—term lamb... i am talking about now, what is yourfuture, long—term plan. iam sorry to keep asking the same question. part of the plan is having more integrated care and pooling the —— pulling budgets between the nhs and social care. we want to back the nhs's plan for more integrated care, which is pooling budgets together, pooling the budgets of the nhs and social care, to hopefully create a morejoined a patient social care, to hopefully create a more joined a patient focused system where we can deliver more care. has anybody heard the long—term plan yet? no! sal brinton, what is your long—term plan for social power? yet? no! sal brinton, what is your long-term plan for social power? we wa nt long-term plan for social power? we want to look at the report we had published independentl

it will be breezy. i think a half and show an inch and a half for those in the valley, closer to the surface. up in the hills, maybe two inches of rain looks likely. also, a winter storm warning is out for the grapevine and the sierra. if you're traveling, these are the days to do it. you have to do with mother nature. thunderstorms look possible to likely wednesday, maybe even into thursday. and it clears out, it'll be a cold pattern. highs will be in upper 40s to low 50s by the end of the week. >>> up, an update on the latest health scare for the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. why she was back hospital over when she will be back on the bench. also, he was a football star at the high school. sadly, he has died due to cancer. coming up, how the oakland community honored the life of the 19-year-old. first, a lot of people are moving out of california. a new report that shows how many may be leaving and where they are moving. . >>> welcome back our time is 4:56. california is boosting the pop

transition into a public setting where there will be more of a back and forth and cameras will be on it. it will look more like a courtroom than the behind-the-scenes depositions, or a typical committee hearing would look like but it will be public and for all eyes to see. oft: there have been reports republicans wanting jim jordan from oversight to sit in temporarily on intelligence, and mark meadows. what is behind their thinking? guest: they want public defenders of the president and meadows and jordan are that, they are forceful and loyal backers and they are smart as a shy to gett combative with witnesses. republicans may think they may need that when cameras turn on. host: casey burgat is our guest. we welcome our comments -- your comments. democrats, use the democrat line. we wanted to show you the opinion piece from betsy, the former u.s. -- new york state attorney general. the headline says, pelosi's impeachment rules guarantee a partisan circus. i want to point out, she says democrats are boasting about the impeachment inquiry protections offered to trump, claiming they are

we will see. presumptuous, but we will try.|j will talk to you later. thanks.livia colman taking over from claire foy as the queen. this series begins in 1964, and ends 13 years later with the silverjubilee. 0ur correspondentjohn maguire has been behind the scenes. good morning. it‘s 1stjuly, 1969, welcome to the investiture of the prince of wales here at carnarvon castle. or, at least, as it‘s being reimagined by netflix, the exact same castle, the exact same location. as the world‘s most famous family return, 0livia colman — 0scar winnerfor one role as a monarch — takes on another one. it‘s so much fun. i mean, look at the hats you get to wear. it‘s extraordinary, isn‘t it? i‘d forgotten about the hats. yes. it‘s there, this is pretty good copy. yes, i‘ve seen pictures, "no way." oh, yes, way. yeah, yeah. 0n set, in between takes, i‘m granted a royal audience. a person made a vow in their 20s to serve the nation, she‘s done it, she‘s now in her 905. she is extraordinary. and hasn‘t stepped away from it. yeah. i‘ve become almost obsessed with her. she‘s amazin

winter will make an appearance. will get snow in the mountains.ll be skiing for thanks giving. >>> phil, thank you. the long anticipated sequel to the disney hit movie frozen dominated this weekend. >> reporter: frozen to took in an estimated $127 million in its debut weekend $350 million the opening set a record for an animated movie released outside the summer season. disney is hoping the movie will live up to the original frozen total office take of a whopping $1.28 billion. last week top film for versus price that to a distant second place taking and $60 million. the mr. rogers movie open and third with 13 point 5 million. the drama 21 bridges and midway rounded up the top 5. >>> the raiders had a chance to tie for the division lead with the chiefs. instead, they completely imploded against the new york jets. jon gruden compared to it sinking ship. jason is up next with sports. at hertz, we know that a change of scenery shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. p

the rules will be in place until january 3. the city council will meet again in december. possibly to extend the ordinance or make it permanent. >>> one of the five suspects arrested in the orinda shooting is so behind bars.lebraun wallace is being held on an unrelated probation violation. sources tell us the five people arrested may not be the ones wanted in connection with the shooting but they may have helped police build their case. prosecutors are also concerned about a possible self-defense argument because two of the men killed were carrying guns. >>> the impeachment hearings on capitol hill continue this morning with the testimony of gordon sondland, the ambassador to the european union. yesterday four witnesses testified at the hearings about listening in on president trump's phone call with the ukrainian president. that's at the heart of the investigation. former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt volker said he was never involved in anything he saw as bribery or extortion. why lieutenant colonel alexander vindman said he heard things in that phone call that worr

it will also be wet and will —— windy but some drier slots in between.d put respect back into wales as an international team, that they continue, the new coaches come in and continue to build on that, because i think what we‘ve done and what we‘ve achieved, it would break my heart if wales went back into the doldrums, i think. so carrie, disappointment today for wales, but at the same time, they can leave with their heads held high. especially warren gatland, as he signs of his career as wales head coach with three grand slams and two world cup semi—finals over the last 12 years. and as for england, they‘ve been benefitting from the experience of a man who knows how to win a world cup? also a very special good luck message? yes, the queen has sent a good luck message to the england team, before the world cup final against south africa, tomorrow. she has congratulated them on their performances so far, and sends her "very best" wishes, for a memorable and successful match. and they‘ve also had someone who knows what it‘s like to lift the webb ellis trophy

will we see a wall of paper? jim: i think we will. we will have to fund more going forward.here is demand. if you asked most in markets, they say liquidity is not enough, i cannot place enough money in bonds that i want. we are in an interesting spot. rates are low. that is contradictory to having a lot of demand. because there is expectation rates will stay low for extended periods, they may wiggle but generally speaking we are not looking for significant sustainable rise in interest rates, there could be a wall of paper coming toward us. refinancings, more treasury issuance, corporate's, what have you, i think it will be met with good demand. tom: demand issue. jon ferro has been brilliant. for 20atiable demand basis points away, is it too much like 2006? jim: not to the extent of leverage. there was more leverage in the system. mostly short-term financing. this is more longer-term. not done with a lot of leverage. regulation has made that the case. case of aee this as a tinderbox of overloading on more and more interest rates, assets, fixed income. i see this as demand. i

the union line will collapse. heinselman will cobble together a band along the road. the first people he puts together are some drummers. if you have ever heard a snare drum played in the rain, it is the most uninspiring sound you will ever hear in your life. finally he grabs some brass and cobbles together this band and says, "play, play, it is all your are good for, play, damn or" play some marching tune "yankee doodle" or any doodle you can think of. the drums were wet and did not give forth any cheerful sounds. [laughter] mr. gruber: womp, womp. however, both sides comment what happened next. a hush falls over the field. we are now in our sixth hour of combat. and the band strikes up "the star-spangled banner." and like out of a movie, with the rain and the smoke, with "the star-spangled banner" playing in the background, one gentleman from the first of massachusetts says this. "back across the dismal road to our rear comes a kindred response from 10,000 eager throats. out of the mist, beneath the acrid smoke, he appears, flourishing a sword in his only arm." phil

i don't think it will hit home., it sounds ridiculous but it is 12 years on, the first time that england have got her world cup final yesterday since 2007. i was sat in the kitchen and it brought back some crazy memories and it almost sank in a couple more inches for me. england's cricketers came out on top in their world cup final in the summer. but lost the second match of their twenty20 series to new zealand overnight. chasing a target of 177, england were 3 for 2 afterjust eight balls. dawid malan their top scorer, with 39 as they lost by 21 runs. it means the five game series is now level at 1—1, the next match takes place in the early hours of tuesday morning. england will be disappointed that they lost today, i think at halfway with the short boundaries and the nature of the wicket being even paste and the ease that the other tea m paste and the ease that the other team were able... with losing two wickets in two overs and two important players who did well in the previous game, it proved too much for england

[♪] >> the commission will come to order. i will take roll call.roll call] i would like to take the opportunity to introduce a guest and our audience and we will have a long-standing working relationship. she is the new -- the mayor's new health policy director. shelley? [applause] do you want to say hello to us or are you good where you are? [indiscernible] >> hi, everybody. you are rather welcome to call me shelley. i have have the privilege of welcoming -- will -- working with commissioner lloyd over a number of years. i have worked at meta fund which is a health and aging foundation located here in san francisco. my background is actually in the health department work. i came from the philadelphia department of public health before moving to san francisco. i have really had the opportunity to work deeply and closely with community-based organizations, but i am happy to be working in the mirror's office as of yesterday. i am catching up. it is very nice to meet you all and i look forward to working with you. >> welcome, shelley. >> thank you. >>

this will hurt for them. the finest england performances set such a high standard for them. did not set something to do with it? we have seen something to do with it? we have seenin something to do with it? we have seen in the six nations, against scotla nd seen in the six nations, against scotland for example, that england do have these matches where everything seems to go out of the window. there is a sense that once kyle sinckler went off, there was a long delay, that seemed to upset england's with them, so i think they will be looking at that. there are still plenty of young players in this team, the likes of tom currie and sam underhill who made such a big impact in this tournament. there is hope that they can take credit, when the dust has settled, they can look back on some superb performances, particularly at the quarterfinal and semifinal against australia and new zealand. but united just wasn't to be, they have had a bitterly disappointing defeat. absolutely, and take nothing away from south africa.

it will be tuesday afternoon. most of the day on tuesday will be dry. we have a few days to go for the timing. i don't want to get heavy on the timing, gets unsettled tuesday night and rolls through next week, unsettled. showers, on and off that kind of thing. so, be prepared, we need it. the good news is we will pull the fire danger way, way down with some rain. coulthan a couple inches of rain. maybe three inches of rain in some places. root that on as we get going. you will see a little bit of wind as well. so, a useful win. well, not useful but a win that was not a fire wind. that is good. this is the model, this timing will change a bunch. here we are tomorrow at 6:00. we went through the whole day. tomorrow, nice day for your drive. you will see tuesday it loads up. there you go, swirl right there. going to drop down. deepen the low and this is just tuesday night. north bay the model speeding it up a little bit. so, the main frontal band will move through on tuesday night and then wednesday morning it is going to be more scattered showers. you jus

the senate will not remove him from office. they will vote to acquit. so it's sort of a big yawn, it seems to me. today, from what your reporter just mentioned, it sounds to me like there's going to be new, rather more alarming testimony that's going to give democrats a stronger voice in their vote to impeach. as of yesterday, there was beginning to bubble up the thought they might not vote to impeach because there were a lot of people, lot of representatives in trump-won districts who really were not on board with this. this could change that. nonetheless, it doesn't really change the outcome. stuart, i would further say that the market is telling us i think that trump's going to be re-elected, because i think -- stuart: by the way, sorry to interrupt you, but when mr. burman, our reporter, reported moments ago that there is a quid pro quo from mr. sondland, instead of going down, futures actually started to go up. i just don't think the market really cares about what mr. sondland is going to say. >> the market has been trading on earnings. we saw this

they will vote on whether to crack down on airbnb rentals of they will decide on a temporary proposal that requires owners to be on property during all rentals. it's in response to the deadly house party. five people were shot and killed. there are two proposals on deck both which require the owner to be on the property during the rental. the city council votes to enforce it. it would be in effect for 45 days until it decides whether something more permanent should be in place. >>> up next, this is good news for a lot of people. cru curbside pickup may become a thing again. >>> this sign has people uneasy. how the glass enclosure at the bear exhibit became shattered and why the zoo says don't be would haveried. >>> i'm tracking that wind that will develop over the mountains as we move into tomorrow. check this out. producing rain and snow over the see are sierra. >>> dreamforce is here. the convention that sets down streets in san francisco kicked off today with drama. scott budman is among the tens of thousands of attendees. not the launch the company probably expected. >> reporter:

we will be many more medals which we will bring you here on breakfast. the rain situation and you were focusing on certain areas, obviously rotherham, what is happening for the rest of us? certain areas, obviously rotherham, what is happening for the rest of us? it will get better, can i dare say, compared to yesterday. plenty of rain yesterday. these were the scenes, almost a repeat of what we saw in 2007. let me show you, to put perspective on it, over the last 2a hours. notice sheffield and the rain band,it hours. notice sheffield and the rain band, it sat across the same areas for a full 2a hours, either side of it something a bit dry but its persistence there caused the issues and we have seen well over one month's worth of rainfall in sheffield, 82 millimetres, to take us sheffield, 82 millimetres, to take us up to the early hours of this morning and quite likely across areas of nottinghamshire and yorkshire, lincolnshire, we have had huge amounts of rainfall and that has led to the flood warnings, over 100 still in force, latest details on our web

we will see what happens. from i understand she's going to skip iowa, new hampshire for my experience when you plant a flag on the map beyond the momentum of those i early states, usually the momentum, like rudy giuliani in florida and used all marco rubio do that last cycle, i think that's not the best idea but we will see what happens. i disagree, i think he is a socialist, he told people what they could drink and what size the pop could be and in new york, i like my big gulp. [laughter] >> are you asking a mitt romney question. [laughter] >> of the president ever calls you when you're in air force one and says how do i deal with your own goal, is there any advice you give the president about that or do you talk to your uncle about the president, is there any interaction about that really but completely aside. >> i'm not going to share my interaction with the president but we talk about a lot of different things and i will say there has been time where the t president says i'm sorry have to do this and been

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will grant, bbc news.r the first half of its financial year, because of a fall in sales of clothing and home goods. pre—tax profits were down by 17% to £176 million. our business correspondent susannah streeter is with me. it sounds like a lot. if you include the third division it is not as bad as it sounds because food grew in the first six months of the financial year. prices were reduced on hundreds of products and then introduced new ranges and that approach seems to be paying off. but home and clothing lines seem to be in disarray and it seems marks & spencer is not getting the basics right. the chief executive said the decline of 5.5% on light clothing sales was partly due supply problems. online and in—store doubt which is not enough popular sizes for the popular products and that is key when you face tough competition online. and so is there a plan to deal with that? marks & spencer is already in a two year turnaround plan but the boss says that is starting to bear fruit and the winter clothing ran

it will be a long run of uptick you will see. how the global growth will be in the next couple of years. we are looking at a much more strict cycle. at least 9-12 months is what i think it would take. >> thank you. that was our lead economist there in mumbai. and is markets have just opened. let's get right back to mumbai with our correspondent. we have been seeing indian markets hold at record highs. it looks like they could be back a little in line with what you are seeing in asia today. >> that is right. we are seeing some profit coming in the opening session. our markets have been trading at record high levels. even week macro backdrops -- the gdp numbers, the liquidity in the global markets has opened well. even for the indian markets. atsee the nikkei trading plus 135 points. banking has been outperforming of rally in the month november. it has seen some cool off. it is down .3%. the nikkei 500 index has seen a good start as of now. rishaad: a big game. this very crucial fundraising plan. >> yes, that stock is in focus. in

i wonder how long it will last. we will get to the final rapidfire round. begin with the first question. do we get something referred to as a phase one deal by this administration before year-end, yes or no? krishna: yes. samantha: no. robert: yes. jonathan: when to buy the u.s. 10-year, now, wait until 2.25, wait until 2.50, or 2.50 or more? now, wait until 2.25, wait until 2.50, or 2.50 or more? robert: better safe than sorry. 2. samantha: no timing. if you need duration, buy it now. krishna: 2.25. jonathan: if you have to allocate capital on a regional basis to risk assets, europe or the united states? europe or the united states? robert: that is a tough question. europe. krishna: u.s. for credit, europe for equities. samantha: allocation, u.s. if you want to be tactical, europe. jonathan: great to catch up with you guys. from new york, that does it for us. we will see you next week same time, same place. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free

it will eventually burn off and we will have lots of sunshine.oakland has a half mile and it is better towards the east and for many, the north bay locations have zero visibility. no change there yet and hayward has a half-mile and carlos has a half-mile. san jose is stuck at mile. the half moon bay is the same. there is a limit on the lower levels and the onshore breeze is in place, which has ramped up the relative humidity when they do they give us this problem. 60s and 70s on temperatures in most locations are above the average. san francisco is below the average and the low is 49 when the average is 51. 40s and 50s, fremont is in the 50, albany is 50. rio vista is 50. there is not much of a difference no matter where it is. conditions are cool along the coast and there is no sign of any rain. we might see something in a week to 10 days. right now, it is very quiet. the great lakes are really cold but not here. we are looking for everything to go up and over. there is no rain in sight but things can change. we are from the 50s to the 70s away

we will not close this hearing, but we will continue it and it will be called again for the full police staffing analysis that i requested that will be completed by the end of this year. this police staffing now is one that i have tossed the department to conduct with experts in the field to provide the board and the public with the report about their staffing needs and the manner by which the san francisco police department determines its staffing levels throughout its different divisions. again, we will be holding a hearing specifically about this topic in early 2020 when the analysis is complete. at that hearing, we will also be asking the presentations from the city's human resources department and police department regarding a bunch of things including how they are recruiting new officers, graduation rates from academy classes, attrition numbers, demographics of the department versus the city, and our department's rate of retention of trained officers. every year during budget time, this board is asked to support the departmental budgets. we rely on the departments to tell us what

will follow eu rules.ople in northern ireland and all of this sounds quite technical but for businesses in northern ireland, the palooka —— portable parties in northern ireland, this is of great importance. that was chris morris. let's discuss this further with the uk director of the european centre for international political economy a think tank... and hejoins us from south london. i don't know if you heard what borisjohnson had said earlier. is it reassuring, is it concerning that there is this next message that's going out to businesses queasy about yes, it is concerning that it is a mixed message that medical net and what is not being said as chris morris said... there will be extra checks from northern ireland to great britain and there will be extra checks from great britain to northern ireland. it doesn't mean everything will be checked but the mixed message is to say there won't be anything different in the future. it will look different under the agreement that the prime minister has assigned. ve

will.and the other point well made is that we are so localised and specific in our wishes in a first past the post system. i mean, there are constituencies where you can put are constituencies where you can put a sheep up in blue or red and get it in. that is not democracy. and if you are... i am in stratford—upon—avon, and if you are labour or stratford—upon—avon, and if you are labourorgreen or stratford—upon—avon, and if you are labour or green or liberal, you are basically disenfranchised. well, that's no way to run. because your vote doesn't count in the overall national vote, it is kind of discounted locally. i mean, corbyn's owi'i discounted locally. i mean, corbyn's own seat, he has something like 40,000 majority. it is huge. so if you are a picket liberal you might as welljust not be around on 12 december. that is not participatory democracy. that is why when you get a referendum, when every vote counts equally, that is why you get these sorts of results. it is because people sudde

that is the compromise but it will be a big crisis that will take place as well in it will involve the u.s. navy because the sport is in the navy district. by 1921, the united states feels the things are stable enough patriotic. the french and the british have total support from the americans so it is the americans, french and british often oh voting the italian high commissioner of the adriatic and the actual naval forces are abolished in 1921 but you will still see naval forces in the adriatic after that point helping flow food in and sometimes they will flow refugees out. well, now we get to the east men and the black sea. now, the decision is actually made by the chief of naval operations william benson in concert with william sims to push this guy, admiral mark crystal, former commander of the battleship arizona, comes into konstantin opal, into istanbul. this is going to be interesting, crystal is going to go by plane, train or automobile, literally, plane train and automobile and u.s. destroyer, into istanbul and his orders are going to be like everybody else's orders, to protec

in total, the package will deliver 6000 more doctors in primary care and that will lead to 50 millionre appointments. i know how frustrating it is when you cannot get a frustrating it is when you cannot geta gp frustrating it is when you cannot get a gp appointment fast enough, and although about half of gp appointments are on the same day or the next day, i know the pressures on the system, i have seen it, and this commitment fully funded, £2.5 billion put behind it, will help us to deliver the sort of access to gps that people deserve. first of all, on this conservative amount went on gps, given that they failed to meet their previous target, how much will people trust and believe the new pledge? it is a fundamental question, matt hancock was asked about that earlier on bbc breakfast, he said there are more gps in training now than there ever have been, but in 2015 the conservatives made a pledge that by 2020 there would be 5000 extra gps in the health service, the latest figures suggest they are some way away from hitting that target, and that they have only added we think a few hu

it will. >> you're going to get will. >> it will be a nightmare evening commute. to three times longer than what you're used to. cross winds could hit 40 to 50 miles an hour during the morning commute along with being wet. that's j dangerous the commute will be this evening. enjoy the quietness this morning. blustery and choppy if you have to take a ferry. mass transit, wet and breezy with the rain blowing sideways. an umbrella will not keep you dry in this storm. east bay hills -- or east bay valleys, dry through 11:00. watch the temperature drop as the rain gets heavier. upper 40s. dry through 11:00. there could be a rogue shower here and there. the rain gets heavier this afternoon. we're dry through at least noon and then we go from 54 down to 49. the north bay, the rain moves in by 11:00. light to moderate, steady, very heavy during the afternoon hours as we drop into the 40s. up to 52. the rain is more dominant after 1:00 and our last stop will be san francisco where we could have some drizzle to a rogue shower, 53. look at the rain get heavier from 1:00 to g

either we will get a recovery, or more likely, we will see it spill over into business confidence.t impacts hiring, unemployment. what is important is looking at the broad fixed income and equity markets, which are telling you different stories. the equity markets are siding with the consumer. which makes sense. but fixed income are signaling caution. jonathan: you touched on something important. sub-50 ism. to characterize the u.s. economy, a tug-of-war between consumption, resilience, and business spending. a quiet week. do we need to resolve that? at some either the consumer point cracks or business spending picks up. gershon: i do think that is the case. in the next six to nine months, we will see. the question really is, you will not see this in the data, but is this a blip or a trend? of, i guess there is no certainty, but the trade tensions have been on the back burner a little bit. is that giving business more confidence? you are not seeing that in the earnings calls. they are saying they are very uncertain. at some point, we think it has to spill over to the consumer. jona

that will happen tomorrow.we will hear first hand accounts of the controversial july 25th phone call between president trump and ukraine's leader in which president trump asked him to d

it will happen very quickly.ly days in this campaign, all parties are trying out their opening pitches. i'm a candidate to be prime minister in this election, and frankly, when you look at the way boris johnson and jeremy corbyn are carrying on, i think i could do a betterjob than either of them. we will be fighting hard for every vote, every constituency, putting forward a very strong prospectus about the future of scotland. parliament hasn't even been dissolved yet, that happens this week. then, those after your vote will be out across the uk, hoping for a chance to work here and work out where the country goes next. jessica is here with me. it's the very start of what will be quite a long campaign but nigel farage‘s announcement is still something of a surprise stop he has tried seven times before to be elected, unsuccessfully, and i think political opponents of his will suggest he is running scared and perhaps that is why he is not personally going to stand. he says the reason he is not standing as he thinks

it will be breezy at sfo. it will be sunny in new york and 51, rain up in seattle and 45. overnight lows tonight, readings mostly in the 40s, few 30s. santa rosa down to 35 tonight. daytime highs tomorrow, we're looking at low 60s for the most part. but still mostly sunny. 65 for morgan hill. and at brentwood, mid-60s will do it for the east bay after low 70s today. numbers tumble about 5 degrees in the north bay. the winds will pick up between noon and 8:00 tomorrow evening. up around ukiah -- the numbers are going to be in the 50s come tuesday. rain will turn to showers on wednesday and thanksgiving day. by this weekend, the numbers are going to be back into the 50s and we should dry out by friday. >>> ladies and gentlemen, let us through the miracle of television technology bring you dennis live. mr.o'donnell. >> reporter: we're in levi stadium. 49ers under way against the green bay packers. hopefully san francisco has a better result than the raiders. $5.99 white cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ well i didn't choose metastatic breast cancer. not

himes: we will try. i'm sure both minority and majority in the house of representatives will do synopsis and that sort of thing. if you indulge me one second , you have got me thinking about the spirit i am just going to take two minutes. -- you got me thinking about this. i'm going to take two minutes. let's dig deeper into the question of why we're in a world where facts don't seem to matter , where the president's support is unshakable regardless of behavior, i think is worth unpacking and i have two offerings for you of things we can think about and do as a society that might get us to a more thoughtful, cynically oriented politics. there's probably 10 things i there's probably ten things i will offer into minutes because i need to give the day to you. one is, the politics and i made reference to this with ranked choice voting, our politics emphasize the extremes. most congressional districts, there is not a lot of mystery of what happens in the general election in november, this is not one of them.

will further rate cuts -- you will not get the same response. bob: we have inflation, why not go to zero? you don't have to worry about inflation. see what happens. you can always take it back. jonathan: you sound like a white house official, bob michele. you two don't need me, i'm sure. coming up on the program, the auction block. a quiet week in high-yield. that conversation is coming up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ jonathan: from new york, i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." i would like to head to the auction block and begin in europe, where primary market sales jumped 47% last month, the second-biggest increase this year. in the u.s., investment-grade borrowers sold over $26 billion of debt in two sessions. danaher among the standouts. issuing $4 billion to back its purchase of ge. finally in high-yield, u.s. junk-bond issuers largely remained on the sidelines. a grand total of two deals roughly for $2.3 billion. blackrock saying credit quality is taking center stage. >> you got get income. every time i think the

and then we will find out when the last ballot will ta ke we will find out when the last ballot will be back at ten. —— bbc news essex. time for a look at the weather... here‘s ben rich. thank you and good eating. soggy scenes on the street today. eastern scotla nd scenes on the street today. eastern scotland bore the brunt of some really heavy and persistent rain. elsewhere they were scattered heavy showers as well. the weather will not look too different over the next few days. more rain. but it will start to feel quite different because it is going to turn colder. low pressure has been in charge come all these clouds are circulating, thatis all these clouds are circulating, that is what we have seen the outbreaks of rain. low pressure will remain with us over the next couple of days. this is the radar picture, you see the heavy rain piled into cross eastern parts of scotland, some swot think an excess of 30 mm of rain. well over an inch. the rain continuing for a time and pushing southwards into northern england. that rain turning a little less heavy as the night goes on. elsewher

has come down on that and so is ok maybe i'll remove a little but fundamentally it will be there will be a degree of window dressing it will be the removal of some tariffs not the full full body of care and then when we look at the tariff discussion as well. kind of the nature of that this trade war has gone on are we going to see china drop back some of their retaliatory efforts towards united. amidst this trade war as well yes there will because china starve some mostly been in retaliation to us if that being the case the us will china will also remove remove those tariffs and it doesn't have that much space to impose tariffs because it doesn't have that much of exports as the i mean it doesn't have that much of imports from the u.s. as much as it exports to the u.s. but fundamentally china's grievances are more in the area of national security and on the export controls which had been imposed and that was for a different round of discussions frankly i do want to ask you this well the u.s. do you see the u.s. actually signing this deal i mean we saw these these talks back in may wel

something will break loose. we will watch that for you. your weekend because it is looking good. weather should be fine. the temperatures get back into the low 80s on sunday. >>> coming up in sports, the warriors travel south to face lebron james in los angeles. looking for a win against the first place lakers. mark will show us what happened. >> at 11:00 p.m. a dozen cars vandalized. the investigation underway as police say they don't know who is responsible. is responsible. . >>> the giants introduced the man who is replacing bruce bochy. >> not easy cleats to fill. >> i mean, i got to tell you, i have seen a lot of new coaches, managers. one of the weirdest press conferences ever. usually the guy hasn't lost a game yet. this felt like a cross- examination or interrogation. he has past baggage and the media not ready to let it go. the new hire. i guess on social media they say it is running 9-1 against this hire for the giants. he is well aware of the fact that he has catching up to do in the public relations business. >> i feel like i a

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when this is over -- and it will damage done will be to hong kong organizations who will come under pressure side. historically, hong kong has been truly independent. there has been no interference in business. that has been one of hong kong's primary attractions. but banks, accounting firms and the rest have and will come under pressure. the real danger is not what you see blamed on the cameras, but the implications you see rising from this movement. paul: one of the extraordinary things we saw was members of the pla engaged in voluntary cleanup. should we be reading between the lines here? or was that what it was? >> i think it was subtly nuanced. the platoons came out of the almost adjacent to the baptist university where the students had a proactive weekend in terms of littering the street . they came out and cleaned it up, quickly efficient. the weapons they carried were .rooms i think it was a clever pr move. woreof the t-shirts they reflected the chinese government views. there's a big election coming up on the 20 hong kong people are very concerned they are not canceled -- on the 24t