that means demand will -- oil demand will rise.hat is supported by oil demand and other product prices. kathleen: thank you for joining us. putting more to come on daybreak australia. ♪his is bloomberg. kathleen: quick check of latest business flash headlines. they have ended months of talks without a deal over the sale of their troubled lender. the two sides were unable to come to an agreement over the size of the government's capital injection. italian government still needs to find a solution by the end of the year according to eu demands that suggests a stake by that time. they saw their net income rise about 30% in the second quarter to a $730 million. it is boosted by strong loan growth as consumer demand increased after covid-19 cases drop. there largest lender beat profit estimates because proving -- improving credit growth. they report a better 43% rise in quarterly profits to $1.8 billion. consumption boom across india helped reliance to a in 86% rise in materials cost. they saw a total revenue surge in 50% way be on esti

it will depend strongly on how quick the winter will be, and it will play an important role in havingccess to additional gas. with these balances, [indiscernible] anna: let me ask you about nord stream 2, a project you are invested in. you have spoken enthusiastically about it. how confident are you around the timetable of the commissioning of nord stream 2 to? alfred: a financial partner of nord stream 2, and at this moment the pipeline is mechanically complete. they have done all the testing. the first pipe is ready for production. what needs to happen is the regulators need to give approval to run the pipeline. anna: i saw one analyst suggest that approval could become as early as november. the ministry has said the risk to european security, do you see a commissioning as early as november? alfred: it is difficult to tell. we discussed this with the nord stream 2 company, but it will be of help to have another pipeline coming to europe to diversify the distribution channels. anna: president putin has pledged increased supply to europe. do you see that coming? what do you anticipate

they will have to say either republicans will go with them or democrats will use reconciliation. on december 3, the same day they are trying to do extend the debt limit to is when government funding will run out unless democrats move with a funding bill. no one wants the government to shut down at this point. thanksgiving is looking less and less relaxin here in washington. shery: as we continue to hear more from congress, senator johnson a republican from south dakota says they will have the votes to extend the debt bill. we are waiting on that vote in an hour or so. markets have been watching that closely. treasury yields have rebounded again given the latest development, oil surging has helped the yields. the next u.s. jobs report for september coming out on friday that will be another key metric for investors to follow. the expectation is that the report will easily meet the economic bar set by the fed to start tapering bond purchases at its november meeting. our editor is here with a preview. what does the fed need to see on the payroll numbers to push the taper button? >> l

well i will ask if you will _ am willing to commit to.will ask if you will stop spending money directly or indirectly to oppose efforts to reduce — indirectly to oppose efforts to reduce emissions and address climate — reduce emissions and address climate change. just stop spending money. that's all lies — spending money. that's all lies i_ spending money. that's all lies. ., ~ spending money. that's all lies. ., lies. i take it you don't want to take the _ lies. i take it you don't want to take the pledge. - lies. i take it you don't want to take the pledge. all- lies. i take it you don't want| to take the pledge. all right. professor geoff colgan is the director of the climate solutions university department brown and has written a book on the oil industry. thank you for joining us. some fiery language. quite tense at times. will this actually change anything or is it all a lot of theatre that may not go anywhere?— theatre that may not go an here? . ., ., anywhere? thanks for having me. it was an important _ anywhere? thanks for having

jen: as soon as it comes the white house the president will sign it and we will keep you up-to-date. for those who may not follow us as closely, it could take time to process, but as soon as it gets here we will sign it. >> can you tell us about the conversation about what they spoke about and how many times they have spoken directly since he took office? jen: i won't detail that further from here. he has known senator mcconnell for a long time. he does believe there are areas they can agree on work together. and he will continue to seek opportunities to do that. >> senator sinema said she communicated to the white house what she will do in negotiations. can you give us a sense of what your understanding is of where she is on switching drug prices? >> we will let her speak to her position on the issue. i will note that lowering the cost of prescription drugs is something the president is deeply committed to. vast majority of the american people would like to see happen. it makes sense for them to negotiate the price of prescription drugs. that's why he proposed a and put it in the pa

fury and wilder will see each other will more _ great. sol other will more time, hoping... so there will be no punches thrown, but expect more verbal blows. who's going to come out on top this time? steve is in las vegas and he says it's almost too close to call. i think they've both been in a better state that they were last february. i think deontay wilder looks brilliant. last year, he was distracted. his eyes were wide and he was moving all over the place. he wouldn't speak to anybody. i think he's been conned and relax. as for tyson fury, we had two months of telling herself that he lacks motivation. i sat down with him earlier. i can tell you now his eyes are crystal clear and he sound. he looks slim. loads of bogus news, loads of rubbish. the best mental and physical state they can be in. the winner will have to be in great form. ~ ., , ., ., the winner will have to be in great form. . ., , . . ~' , the winner will have to be in great form. ., , ., ., ~ , ., form. who is that we are likely to be? i'm form. who is that we are likely

it will be a potentially damaging, that wind, and it will add to the cool feel.have the heaviest of the rain, perhaps temperatures getting no higher than double figures. but after all of that offered roles eventually out into the north sea. it could be a wet end to tuesday across eastern fringes of scotland and eastern england, but for wednesday it is almost link and you will miss it, a ridge of high pressure in there that makes for such a different day across england and wales, much lighter winds and some sunshine. temperatures are a little higher. probably in the mid teens quite widely. through the afternoon here comes the next weather system from the atlantic. wet to end the day for northern ireland. then these fronts will snake to the north—west of the uk through the end of the week. to the south we are pulling air from a long way south in the atlantic. a little bit of a surprise at this point in october, we will see temperatures across many parts of the uk in the high teens to low �*20s through the end of this week. for the rest of the sunshine, england and

we will be watching that on monday. have a chance to let all of the water soak in, and, boy, was it a lot. we will see temperatures reach into the 70s in the next few days. there will be a storm system passing to the north of us, and we will get the rain chances coming in with highs in the mid-60s, and san francisco, more of the same in terms of temperatures, but we will see a lot more sunshine throughout the weekend. vianey, you are watching the roads? >>> so far, we're doing okay and the fender benders clearing up from overnight. near the bay bridge, i will look at the reports to see what that is about. there was slowing near campbell and that cleared out nicely as well. let's see how the bridges are doing. you are looking at 7 minutes from westbound 80 towards the bay bridge. and then again, i will go and look to see about the accident that popped up near the bay bridge on the chp site was all about. back to you. >> thank you. >>> guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. hall was guilty of assault with a deadly weapon

we will see. kristen: yeah.g for us to get vaccinated, but i think three months is a long time for people to be patient. kristen: a, that is why i never tell you anything until the second you need to know it. [laughter] larry: there is a lot of reasons you don't tell me stuff. [laughter] anyways, a lot to be said for a good loo, a new aims to celebrate the bay area's best toilet spaces and you are asked to nominate your best local bathrooms. the contest wants to celebrate restaurants, hotels and other businesses go out to make sure their bathrooms are not only inviting, but inventive. you have until december 5 to nominate your favorite. they will look at cleanliness, positivity -- positivity? [laughter] don't know what that means. creativity? and the bathroom that brings out the best of our five senses. not sure i want all of my senses at that point. spencer, you have probably eaten at most fancy places than the rest of us combined. [laughter] is there any bathroom that has touched you in a way that would make y

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it will squeeze margins. we feel like we will have a slower 2022, but corporations are in good shape. we like reddit over full facing credit. jonathan: news from cnn and confirmed on the facebook page of colin powell. it is important to get this accurate. colin powell, leadership in several administrations has shaped foreign policy in the 20th century and early years of the 21st has died from convocations of covid-19, this according to his family on facebook. he was 84. the team in the control room has visited the facebook page and confirmed that. colin powell him of the first black u.s. secretary of state has died. he was 84. tom: i would suggest this was only in america. he came out of harlem in the bronx. this was a guy who started out in rotc at ccny. there was no west point. this is a guy who grounded up and then executed as an officer to the many steps to the colin powell we know today. jonathan: the statement is, general colin powell, former u.s. secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of s

the commission will act.— commission will act. i will not have oliticians commission will act.male poland. black male blackmail must not be the way to interact _ blackmail must not be the way to interact with member states. a 96—year—old war crimes suspect who fled her nursing home before her trial was set to start has appeared in court in germany. we'll speak to a journalist who was there. just two weeks now until leaders gather in glasgow for the next climate conference. climate change is a global problem that will require a global solution. but not all countries carry equal responsibilities. the world s biggest emitters can make the biggest difference. because over half of co2 emissions come from four territories. china, the us, india — and europe. the european union s 27 member states — along with the uk — produce more than 7% of all co2. and for the latest in this series, let s consider what the eu is doing about that. the overall goal was — and of course is — to make europe the very first carbon—neutral continent in the world. we know where we want to go, and what we need

it will not be a legal requirement. it will be advice. by the devolved to locate government today that will be welcomed by many in the business community in northern ireland. for many why do people, it will be a sign that things are gradually returning to some sense of normality. gradually returning to some sense of normali . ~ ., ., gradually returning to some sense of normali . ~ . ., ., normality. what are the covid figure is like in northern _ normality. what are the covid figure is like in northern ireland? - is like in northern ireland? politicians are always keen to tell us they are following the science. yes, the ministers this afternoon received presentations input from the chief scientific 0fficer received presentations input from the chief scientific officer and the chief medical officer here, so they will say they have been following the advice. northern ireland has at various points in this pandemic had the highest infection rate of the uk's for nations and also points out there for the highest death rate. there has also been

will be also cooler.r towards the north and east at times, all running around the eastern edge of an area of high pressure which will dominate through this week. that's what's happening into monday, but we're on the edge of it, so we're going to have a rather chilly start — certainly compared with the morning commutes we saw at the end of last week. much cooler out there — temperatures down into mid—single figures as we start the day. but there'll be a lot of dry weather to begin with for england, wales and northern ireland. a bit of patchy mist and fog with some good sunny spells. the sunshine will be a bit hazy, and that's because we've got a weather front pushing in, mainly across the north and west of scotland, where the rain will be persistent in the highlands and the western isles. some of that rain willjust extend erratically to parts of southern scotland, maybe the far north—east of england, but most places away from the north will stay dry. still breezy, but not as breezy as it has been across no

so i will take it that we will adjourn and meet again in october. thank you all for your patience as i conducted my first meeting, and i look forward to seeing everyone in october, and thank you for the wonderful assistance from justin and also commission secretary jasmine, and have a wonderful rest of the day. thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. congratulations. >> okay. sorry. all right. good morning everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm excited to be here at footprint with michael, the owner. with our captain and our assessor-recorder, the supervisor of the community gordon mar and office of economic and work force development. so many people who work hard to help support our small businesses because we know despite what has happened during the pandemic, so many of our small businesses have been suffering in san francisco. the cost of doing business, the ability to find a storefront and go through the city's bureaucratic process to

they will— of excellence in traditional music. they will perform in up—tempo...egment working there in 1999 when the parliament opens as an adviser this is now a parliament with the snp and the scottish greens because the snp did not get a majority at the snp did not get a majority at the elections earlier this year. there will be a number of performances and a reading by the makar, scotland's national poem, who will be performing a new home. you cannot see it here but the crown of scotland is also there, one of the oldest crown jewels in the uk first worn by mary of guise in 1540 as a reminder of the age of the scottish parliament. there is coverage of this ceremony continuing for viewers in scotland on bbc1 scotland and, of course, anyone in the uk can follow the coverage on bbc iplayer. the army will begin delivering fuel to forecourts from monday, to try to ease the pressure at petrol stations. ministers are also allowing up to 300 of the 5,000 hgv drivers being recruited from abroad to come to the uk immediately. the government says the rest will arrive late

we will will havesome time for callers to submit their requests . and do we have any colors in the queue? >> there are no callers in the queue . >> back includes members of th public that was to address the commission under this item . >> .no further requests on the item you will recall forpublic comment. input for commissioners to approve item a . i'm good forcommissioner bittner, and a second . vice president spheres. 600,please call roll call vote to approve item a . >> president martha, how do you vote west and mark. [roll call vote]. >> the vote was unanimous. >> thank you so much. commissioners neck next order of business is agenda item the report by the commission. the posting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement for multiple providers for the provision of community services to older adults and those with disabilities during the period july 1 to june 30, 2023. in the amount of 1,000,529 thousand $505. that's a 10 percent contingency for a total amount not to exceed 10 million$552,342 . and then a class one will present this it

they will take on the red sox on tuesday. tyson fury will be set to fight in the uk once again.r was knocked out by fury after their contest endedin out by fury after their contest ended in a draw. from me, marc edwards and the rest of the team, goodbye. thanks to mark and the team. he has endured wild winds, storms and injured and injured ankle. but will renwick has finally completed his challenge to run up every mountain over 600 metres in wales, that is a total of 189. he says instant mashed noodles and chocolate bars kept him going. hywel griffith reports. he has claimed every mountain and had to cross a few streams, too. at the end of well�*s run up too. at the end of well�*s run up and down all 189 picks across wales only one question remains, why do it? i across wales only one question remains, why do it?— remains, why do it? i can't get enou:h remains, why do it? i can't get enough of _ remains, why do it? i can't get enough of it- _ remains, why do it? i can't get enough of it. i _ remains, why do it? i can't get enough of it. i love _ remains, why do it? i can't get en

it will impact all of 2022 and beyond i think apple will -- we will be surprised by their revenue growth next year i think it will be closer to 10% than 4%. >> gene, there was belief there would be a lower cost iphone unveiled in 2022 for every iphone delayed, could that be down converted to a low cost phone and therefore impact margins and mix? >> what we have seen in the past is when they have tweaked around the asps and typically they do that by taking old life phones and keeping them on sale we see continued gravitation higher i think if they come out with a new form -- i don't know if that will happen, but to me it feels more like expanding the market to say we are dependent on these devices is an understatement i think people recognize that when they are paying up for these. >> gene, great to get your insight. apple shares are down 3.55%. the company's call kicks off in about 17 minutes on amazon >> amazon is negative on the year the labor shortage and supply chain disruption the company not expecting those head winds to ease we are told he expects $4 billion in labor and disruptio

this government will not - weaken, democracy will prevail.en as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they called the 33. and then, bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news. the headlines: a former top spy for north korea tells the bbc that pyongyang will never give up its weapons. police have completed a review of sexual assault accusations against prince andrew and say no further action will be taken. existing government support to energy is being looked into. steelmakers have been warned they may stop production because of the rise in prices. cooking up a classic sunday brunch for hungry punters, but plating up in this leeds cafe is getting more expensive. as energy bills rise, they can'tjust turn off the coffee machine. i mainly worry that in the long—term the prices won't change and there will be that this idea that because we dealt with the current situation, it will be normalised to keep those prices the same.

what sacrifices will we make? will will we deplete our military and nurses in the hospital? already have shortages in the labor force especially in critical snrurecket will we deplete them because everyone also a to abide by religious proposition that is the vaccine. >> brian: other wave is sports. what happens in the nba the union says i'm not going to force a mandate on my players, it's a nonstarter. certain cities will. certain teams say, listen, if you test positive, you are not going to get paid. in new york, you are playing indoors, you are not vaccinated. you are not allowed to take the court. listen to what some of the players are saying now. >> the vaccine status of every person should be their own choice, completely up to them without the -- without bullying, without being pressured or forced into doing so. you know, we are dealing with something that, to me, feels like has turned into a political war. you know, for someone who is not extremely into politics. when you make something so political and not everyone is into politics, then you can also turn those people

we don't understand where they will be price. where the competitive landscape will be. meg pointed out there is a chance you could have somebody come in and be the king maker in terms of who they are partnering with or where there is efficacy. i think with moderna you have valuation very difficult despite a company that hasproven it is not necessarily a one-trick pony although that is what has taken them here. i think there will be a lot of news for all of these companies, strength to be fated on vaccines >> guy, your thoughts? >> karen was way ahead of this i think it goes back to fall of last year that the winner would not be pfizer in terms of fox, but moderna, and she was spot on it has gone up four fold while pfizer has gone up points. i think a $115 price target in moderna. we said we could see 325 tim pointed out we overshot that i hear what tim is saying in terms of fading it but i think this stock has one more run to the upside >> after hours update on virgin galactic >> it has hit a snag with its space flight commercial tourism will be pushed out to the fourth

we will just see.when the full album will be released. >> i am still bothered by all that littering you mentioned. >> yeah, we are very sensitive to that. >> yeah, go back. >> i am excited about the music. >> she's a talent. she really is. >>> another talent here in the bay area? >> meteorologist, kari hall? >> you got it. she has the forecast. how is it looking out there, kari? >> we are starting out with clouds this morning that will hang around throughout today this next cold front moves into the bay area. going to continue to drop our temperatures as we're seeing the system passing by with not a lot of green on here, which would indicate some rain. we are looking at temperatures cooling down today, and it's heading toward 73 in milpitas and san jose. 73 as well in gilroy with a breezy wind and peeks of sunshine. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. as we head towards 74 in livermore as well as walnut creek, and hayward today staying in the upper 60s. near the coast we have l

the older you get the more cigars i will smoke him more i will drink. -- will smoke, the more i will. there is a fantastic football player born in the south of italy. he said when he retired the only thing that he wanted to do was to get really, really fat. i think he did that. i think that the older you get the more risks you should take. you get to 85, 90, you do your thing. how close are you? tom: i feel better already. jonathan: this was a pep talk. feel better. tom: maybe ian will save us. lisa: i think he dropped out. tom: he is not de-risking. i loved your note and i wanted to talk about who is under the bid on treasuries. who is making up the demand for the people, the giant norm is people, the little people -- ginormous people, the little people, buying this stuff. >> who is the incremental buyer? this speaks to the idea that unlike in any other asset market treasuries trade off of macro fundamentals more than they do each incremental flow. we can point to the japanese as finding treasury attractiveness in this environment and domestic investors are starting to step up to ta

a an model saying some will get rain, some saying we will not get rain.y forecast, enjoy the sunshine and the warmth, because it will start to cool down tomorrow. in fact, by midweek, we will be below average. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler compared to where we are today. then cooler into next weekend. we are hoping for the chance of rain. it is not looking as great, but we could need it because most of the state is an extreme or exceptional drought at this point. liz: we will cross our fingers we get a little bit of something. next, a day for all of earth's creatures. the blessing of animals is about to get und in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to

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there will— looking mild in the week ahead. there will be _ looking mild in the week ahead.ere will be some rain, - looking mild in the week ahead. there will be some rain, windy. looking mild in the week ahead. i there will be some rain, windy at times, more of these colourful autumn leaves will be falling to the ground. this is how things are looking for part two of the weekend, and after a wet night in northern ireland and scotland, the rain will move across england as the day goes on. the rain will become increasingly patchy and showery and increasingly patchy and showery and in parts of east anglia and the south—east. behind the weather system, it will brighten up, a much brighter day in scotland and northern ireland, with sunny spells but with one or two heavy showers around and temperatures around 1a to 16 celsius, still quite blustery out there. into sunday night, the weather system clears. little troughs moving through the weather pattern on monday which means there will be a chance of catching showers. a bright, breezy day on monday with bands of showers spreading

how many companies will be left? how many mergers will there be? will i buy from a technology company or an automaker? >> if you are looking for a zero emission, very innovative electric car with the modern luxury touch customers of mercedes are used too, you can buy it from us. we are transforming this company at a very fast speed. we have decided to accelerate our path toward electrification and in fact we will put the company in a position by the end of the decade where the market conditions allow to be able to go 100% electric. we certainly intend to be part of the equation. tom: do you see more consolidation? >> it is hard to tell. you have seen some moves. we are not planning anything. mercedes-benz is the strongest luxury brand. we will focus on developing our technology and customer base forward. there is a win-win. we can cooperate. but we see our path as a standalone mercedes-benz. francine: thank you for joining us. we were talking about gas prices as well. european gas prices surging to another record. this has to filter through confide

will they manage it themselves, will they create a framework and tell us how to do it?nk that will be working with us, with the banks. it's also a role we want to play in that value chain. >> do they come to you? >> they do, but we've been slow in adopting that because of compliance and risk regulatory appetite. but we are now getting into it. so we are about to offer or are offering crypto etf's. it's about knowing your customer but being able to offer the product. shery: take a look at some of the crypto assets right now. bitcoin rebounding above that $57,000 level, running toward its all-time high. remember it jumped 90% since a low back in july. some saying 85,000 is a possibility soon. we have seen those crypto assets now worth $2.3 trillion. that's about 200% more than at alarm, sayinthisa huge in 2008. haidi: and there's really nothing that raises concerns and warning signs, when you're talking about cryptocurrency, but we are used to these extremes when it comes to size and narrative. $2.3 trillion is what we are seeing crypto assets being worth at the moment. t

however, i still hope that the martyrs will go to heaven and the wounded people will heal.an delegation met with us officials in qatar today. tackling the threat from is is a common interest. but with foreign funding largely frozen, afghanistan faces an economic crisis. secondhand markets like this have sprung up across the country as desperate people try and sell their possessions just to purchase food. how to help afghans without supporting the taliban — a dilemma the west is still debating. this is a country that has already endured so much and its future remains deeply uncertain. secunder kermani, bbc news. lebanon's electricity grid has shut down, leaving the entire country without power for the second weekend. officials say it is unlikely that supplies will resume before monday amid an ongoing economic crisis. from beirut, here is our middle east correspondent, anna foster. careful steps in the blackest of nights. for many, this is the reality of life now in lebanon. light and hope are in short supply. translation: the collector comes at the end of - each month to tak

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but his legacy will always be friends. too i legacy will always be friends. ill to appear in person, hejoined the show�*s reunion special remotely. it was the most memorable ten years of my life. honestly, i could not have imagined a better experience. all these guys were fantastic, it was just a joy to work with them. i was just a joy to work with them. i felt very, very special. the world's biggest tv show would never have been quite what it was without james michael taylor's gunther. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — the political commentator faiza shaheen and former conservative adviser mo hussein. that's coming up after the headlines. before that, it's the weather with stav danaos. hello there. we're starting the new week off on a sunshine and showers theme. we'll have plenty of showers across southern and western areas. a lot of central and eastern parts will tend to stay dry with a good deal of sunshine around. it's going to be breezy for all, quite windy in the north and the west because we'll be close to this are

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ka tau io will vote yes on -- mr. takano will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on h.r. 5763. i've got a few more, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. johnson of south dakota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. johnson will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. armstrong of north dakota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. armstrong will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, pursuant to house resolution 8, mrs. miller will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. rogers of kentucky, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rogers will vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, pursuant to house res

alix: anything we will see that will be a catalyst for the stocks?e a lot of things tesla is working on technologically. you never know with elon musk. he might throw something out. they are supposed to debut the latest driver assisted technology on friday. there will be chatter about that. they have new vehicles coming. they are on track to sell one million vehicles. they have had great sales momentum. if he wants to distract them from some of these other governance issues and can throw something like that out there. alix: good stuff. bloomberg's david welch. for more i want to bring out wedbush securities managing director and senior equity research analyst, currently with a $1000 price target. you're in a car. dan: i met the generalist day where they have talked about the transformation on electric vehicles happening with mary barra leading the charge. this is a big day, not just gm with -- but with the tesla shareholder meeting as far as the green tidal wave. guy: tesla has had the market to itself for a while, but it is now looking crowded. why

mark will seek -- merck will seek and a mirth -- emergency use authorization.lobal news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> if those finance and spending decisions, it is necessary to additional -- necessary to issue additional debt, it is destructive to put the president and myself, treasury secretary, in a situation where we might be unable to pay the bills that result from those past decisions. jonathan: secretary yellen from new york city, good morning. your equity markets softer by two points, fall recovery. unchanged on the s&p. the nasdaq up 0.04%. euro-dollar positive at 1.1590. we kick off q4, after a really ugly month of september. tom: for the government of the united states of america, a wrigley -- a really ugly month. annmarie hordern, and washington, as she and the pandas assist in avoiding the shutdown. we need to go to the panda cam showing some excitement, with an urgent and the background sleeping, and they are walking

will continue to follow the story. is there any culpability? we will find out. please set your dvr, never miss an episode. you make this show possible, we could never thank you enough. in the meantime, let's not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham showed us last night, takes over right now. >> laura: hannity, i think the puppy was more popular than laura: i think the puppy was more popular than either of us. >> the puppies are -- how do you know -- anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> i was going to butterflies in a cage temporarily to show people how - a temporary little -- not hurting, just so people see how would we like to be in a cage. . we are pumped up and take it from you and you did an awesome job and we will see you tomorrow night. i am laura ingraham angle and this is the ingraham angle from washington. let's dive right in. full steam behind, that's the focus of tonight's angle. before flying off to europe, president biden made a personal mission to capitol hill to urge democrats to pass the infrastructure plan. i don't think it is hyperbole to s

have a consensus like that, you will have fund-raising tank that's what democrats will see they willir fund-raising tank and they will wish they had passed these two big bills rather than the clown card we have seen. >> the vice president there, the former president campaigning for him. if he loses with all that firepower, you have to wonder where democrats are headed >> not just anywhere, but virginia which has become one of the mainstays of the democratic party, when i was growing up, one couldn't believe unless it was old style democrats. this has been stung. if the democrats can't hold virginia with a ten-point edge for boididen last year, then ne year looks grim. we will see what happens with the economy, maybe covid will be better, but on the whole mid terms are not good for the incumbent administration this could be another 2010 >> democrats would be reeling if so thanks >>> covid did not come from maine lobsters that we can confirm. but the internet is feverishly pedaling that lie. how we traced the source of that huge disinformation all of the way to china >>> facebook is un

it is a shame, but we will to the end. we have _ shame, but we will to the end.his was a huge story in french football. still is. both players lost their place on the national team in 2015. this year, six years since the scandal broke, benzema was recalled to the french side. here's hugh schofield again. there is a lot at stake, given benzema is a highly important, prominent player on the european football scene, top player in the spanish league, in line to get the ballon d'0r. he was out—of—favor in france for many years, but qu bec earlier this year and, we have no idea what would happen to his career if he is found guilty. but came back earlier this year. let's turn to a medicalfirst now. doctors in new york have managed to transplant a kidney from a pig into a human — and crucially they've done it without the organ triggering immediate rejection by the person's immune system. the operation was all performed on a patient who was brain dead and whose family consented to the experiment before her life support system was switched off. but before that, the new kid

i think we will, but we will do it once and get it done.onathan: life after default from the white house. that's the blog piece from the council of economic advisers. it is the second day of the bloomberg invest global conference. you can watch that on your terminal and on the bloomberg website. a conversation right now -- coming up, greg jensen of bridgewater. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden will meet with financial and corporate leaders today to discuss a potentially devastating debt default. amongst those attending mojica morgan chase's jamie dimon -- attending, j.p. morgan chase's jamie dimon and citigroup's jane fraser. it is a strategy shift by the white house. president biden's team is trying to broker a deal to scale back his ambitious economic agenda. advisors are weighing liberal policy priorities against moderates' concerns about inflation and tax hikes. in michigan, he called foes of his plan "complicit in america's decline." fed chair jerome powell has game support that c

it will be less. look, the legislation, both the bill back better peace and the infrastructure piece are things i wrote. these did not come from, god love him, bernie sanders, or aoc or anyone else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all, but, in doubt what i thought would be important, for example, the bill back better program, i think, it should require that we have, in fact, the best education available to us. i will be speaking to this in detail tomorrow. look, here is the situation. how can we, in an ever competitive world, increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards that other countries are working towards. nobody is reducing the number of years they want their children to go to school. as my wife says, if we -- if other countries will outcompete us. look at what china is doing. they are investing. they are investing in things that relate for the ability to people to go to work and stay at work. there are several million women who cannot go back to work

cities there, and what will happen, the haitian government will be will be part of their family. and there was about ten people that were kidnapped by this gang and they held them for about 12 or 15 days. the haitian has a search that increases by more. and what we have, we are patient with people. what they do, the authorities, they work to raise money, and also they do not care about this community. >> let me ask you, because you mentioned the negotiation, the government will negotiate and that mean there's will be an exchange of money. and there is added incentive, correct, for the gangs to continue this if payment is what is they're looking for. whether or not it is from the family members or from the government. >> it will push a lot of officials to the haitian authority, the police, to negotiate with them. because the government has a lot of contact with the gangs. because they work with them, and then they usually work with them. and they are more powerful and more equipped than the police. and then that is why the police will be looking so much. because they want to relea

will: if that happens they will not be back in houston will. will: whoever wins the next three it's over. will i'm a ranger's fan. ainsley: same. steve: you got rout for home state team. will: they in the same division. there is a little bit of a rivalry. that's a complicated thing that only the sec has been able to pull off in college football. do you root for your rivals if they make the playoffs. ainsley: i do. i'm sec carolina and clemson and i pull for clemson when they're not playing us. lawrence: wow. ainsley: i try to at least. lawrence: so kind of you. steve: point to lawrence to ho is sitting in for brian today on the spot. you are from texas are you rangers? lawrence: rangers. i'm from dallas. will and i are on the same. steve: today routing for houston. lawrence: absolutely not. ainsley: pulling for the braves. lawrence: i'm not rooting for either one of them. i'm going to watch a great game. whoever wins wins. i will support the parade. it is texas first. i'm not rooting for a team. i root for the state. steve: check it out. tonigh

will this price i can door -- hike indoor? -- will this price hike endure? anders: if we have a very mild winter, we might balance this at the end of the winter but if we are entering into a normal winter or cold winter, we do see that there will be continued high prices but the level is very difficult because we are seeing the gas prices are very volatile every day but we think with a normal winter, cold winter, gas prices will remain high. we have also seen that for this quarter. it has enabled us to provide strong cash flow. 9.3 billion u.s. dollars in cash flow of the tax and also the share buyback program. manus: that will be good news. let's just get a comment from you. larry fink sees $100 oil. do you expect to see $100 oil, and if so, when? anders: the demand for oil is coming back to the 2019 levels, pre-pandemic, so there is definitely a very strong demand for oil. we are seeing actually some gas to oil switching due to the high gas prices and that is kind of putting extra demand to the oil so we see that there is very little spare capacity in the

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we will do okay. we will pick up maybe two feet of snow. but, if this was a colder storm, we could have done so much better in the sierra. and really started to build a significant base. as it is, we will take what we would have had coming. atmospheres are usually like that. usually warm. speaking of which, morning tomorrow is pretty warm. upper 50s, daytime highs tomorrow don't change a whole lot. only going to the mid-60s. the map did change, by the way. barely notice. seven-day forecast. there is a lot of rain on here for sunday. then, it turns into scattered showers after that. we should be done with the rain >> for one group of northbay students, music and rhythm are helping beat the odds. >> michelle miller takes us inside the marin county program serving as a ray of hope for high schoolers. >> in john wallace's music class, there is no motivation in melody. every beat composed remind students there is power in the playlist. >> they open up about things they have never told anyone before. i'm like holy crap. you trusted me with that.

i will be when i knock off later this. will be when i knock off later this afternoon and i will bringhe lunchtime rush is still going on here. they are doing a roaring trade, the stores around me, but if you look a little bit further into the market, these stores are still closed and that is a hangover from the pandemic. this market being right in the centre of town is so dependent on office workers coming back to the office, people stopping working from home, and that has not quite happen quite as much as it was before the pandemic, so there is still a lack affecting businesses in the city centre. we still a lack affecting businesses in the city centre.— still a lack affecting businesses in the city centre. we can now talk to matt griffith. _ the city centre. we can now talk to matt griffith, director— the city centre. we can now talk to matt griffith, director of _ the city centre. we can now talk to matt griffith, director of policy - matt griffith, director of policy at business west. good afternoon. what are some of the biggest challenges that businesses are still facing? in that

i do not know if it will be in there but it will be a board decision, but it will be a subset part ofinutes. also we can look to see if there were any new forecasts from the staff on how they were going to do the taper. that is what people want to know. guy: you think the cpi number and the fed minutes will send the same message? michael: when you look at what happened with the cpi you see it basically confirmed both sides of the argument. the headline number went up. the core number stayed flat. was there any reason you could go one way or the other? you can see the headline number items are things the fed has no control over, where as the others that are slowing down are the things the fed said would be transitory. you can argue round or flat with this one and you do not get a lot of decisions yet. guy: can you do this? can you do the live long and prosper thing? michael: live long and prosper. alix: if i hold my fingers together and slowly draw them out, i can do it, but it hurts. guy: not a natural thing to you. what is that? alix: it is all i can do. michael: you are waiving into

let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> i will say it will be nice to see halloween not have any rain. that will be great for trick or treaters. it is great for you if you are heading out and hitting the roadways. altamont pass, west bound 580 starting to stack up, tracy. the connector, we are seeing some slow speeds but there are no crashes. you are at the limit once you get towards dublin interchange. 580, 680 connector, traffic is moving okay. you can see there are a lot of cars, it's getting crowded for that ride. travel time is 31 minutes. 80 is clear, highway 4, 101 out of san jose, no troubles. bay bridge, things are quiet. i will look at your bridge travel times in my next report. >>> i am anne makovec. we just got an update from police on the mess we have been covering in the east bay. it was a police chase of a motor home that was apparently stolen out of of san francisco according to police. it came speeding through bollinger canyon, was running a red light at acosta boulevard when it struck another vehicle. luckily the driver wa wi minor injuries. we heard from a