and you will see that unfold in october. people will be watching tv, there will be prayer groups. i felt it during kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh, if he moved into your neighborhood, you would be lucky to have him as a neighbor. him and amy are good people. i have known him for a long time. you saw an attempt to ruin a very good man's life just to keep the seat open. i am ready to play it anyway they want to play it. i am praying that we have a challenging hearing for the nominee, but it is not embarrassing to the country or the senate. people of faith, their faith may be subject to a lot of questions. it is ok to be a religious conservative. it is ok to be on the supreme court if you are a religious conservative. there is nothing wrong with that. i am sure the person nominated will apply the law to the facts and put their personal this aside, but we will not tolerate a country where you are punished for your faith. >> are you saying there is a line which you will not let the committee cross when it comes to attacking someone's faith? tuned and we will be watching closely, and so will

lawson will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. butterfield of north carolina, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house mr. butterfield will vote yes on h.r. 6270. as as the member designated by mr. thompson of california, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. huffman, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote yes on h.r. 270. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house ms. pingree will vote yes on h.r. 6270. as the member designated by ms. meng, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house ms. meng will vote yes on h.r. 6270. as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house ms. frankel will vote yes on h.

covid-19 will be very low. it will be a very safe process.d war i and world war ii. the biggest threat to the election is the unsolicited ballots sent out by the millions controlled by the governor of nevada who is very political. they tried to stop you from making a speech unsuccessfully. we had to move quickly. this same guy that tried to make you from making free speech outside and not inside. they forced us inside because of what they did. but outside. this is the guy that is controlling ballots. then you look at pennsylvania. you look at other places. it's a big threat. as far as china and russia and north korea and iran, who knows? they say all of these different places. they can make forgeries and the democrats know it is wrong and will be a disaster. take a look at what happened over the last year with the same kind of thing want except in a small setting with very few ballots going out. that's much easier. not 53 to 80 million going out. a very small number. you know what happened? fraud like you have never seen. missing ballots. bal

it will be hot. the fire danger will go up. the excessive heat watch will kick in. we will update this on friday. we will take you into what looks to be a hot weekend for us. maybe back to july 2006, that was a really hard wind as well. the fog is therefore today. it looks good. if you say you need to take a walk, it is cooler. it is. 50s on the temperatures for most. foster city, belmont, and the park, palo alto, closed for everyone including los altos and los altos hills. a good breeze towards cordelia. i see from the panisse avenue bridge, to chicago, 15-25 miles an hour. the fog is solid. it is more apache toward southern california. warmer weather is on the way. it starts tomorrow and it really kicks on saturday. it looks like we will top out, i really hot day. 60s, 70s and 80s. these are near average to below average. this is the last time they will be below inland. they are on the move. not too far tomorrow, but by saturday we will be into the 100 for some and it will be very hot for many on sunday, away from the coast. >>> students having food to eat, the oa

have.ffect they will we will talk with jerome griffith about that. and for more on what is markets we have brian weinstein from morgan stanley. this talk about what is happening broadly right now. you're in fixed income guide, you are watching what is happening broadly in these markets, what do you make of the equity market rally? brian: i am happy to be a fixed income guy. we are in awe of the rally. things have rallied hard, but they have stabilized. we do not have markets moving 1% a day or anything like that. we are seeing quality things doing well. there has been softness other places. the desire to change is not as evident in the fixed income market, except maybe with rates. alix: the question is also what constitutes a safe haven asset. an article we have talked about, at bridgewater, thinking about the strategy where you bet on low volatility assets, like sovereign debt. they say it is obvious with interest rates near 0%, bonds can provide neither returns or risk reduction. what do you think about that? it is a shift in how you think about th

i hope it will be enough and we will be guided by the science and data but people will be frustratedeaking the rules repeatedly and nothing has been done to bring those people back into line, to enforce the current rules, so as line, to enforce the current rules, so as long as there is tough enforcement and i'm not talking about looking to peoples shopping basket, talking about people who are clearly breaking the rules repeatedly, so we have to see this enforcement of that but we have got to be led by the science and data we have to protect public health. the warnings yesterday were pretty stark so do you think he is being led by the science, the prime minister, or being led by pressure from conservative backbenchers like yourself? you have to be led by the data and signs but you have to balance that against other things, but the sites must always underpin things at the science is clear that we are seeing an exponential rise —— the science must always. the numbers oi'i the science must always. the numbers on ventilators is going up and that is what is leading to this but these are po

donald trump says he will have to see if you will accept an election defeat. >> president will accepthe result of a free and fair election. >> critics say fairness is not for him to decide. some people in the crowd outside the supreme court have been chanting "vote him out" and pay respects to ruth bader ginsburg. some countries are competing to get their hands on the few vaccines that might think it. we will look at why the who is worried about it. and, were birds really singing louder? apparently not. we will speak with a woman who has done the research. ♪ >> it is perhaps a measure of the point that america has reached that today there have been reassurances that president trump will allow a transition of power if he loses in november. they had to do that because of this. >> we come here today because of a peaceful transferral of power after reelection. >> we will have to see what happens. i will complain strongly about the ballots, they are a disaster. >> people are rioting. >> get rid of the ballots and we will have a is full -- there will not be a transfer. there will be a conti

will: you will find out. pete: we will find out.ater, we have big news. when we say big news sometimes it's not as big as we mean. this is huge news. the president will announce his supreme court nominee this evening. and sources tell fox news it will be judge amy coney barrett. what can judge amy coney barrett expect during her confirmation hearing if she is indeed the nominee? if we look at kavanaugh. if we look at what happened if you are the trump team or the person charged with lindsey graham sheparding this nomination through, what are you anticipating right now? not just kavanaugh it's clarence thomas. it's not just clarence thomas justin it's potential justice robert bork. not a partisan point to show. this has been a ugly fight every time a republican has been nominated or a republican has nominated someone to the supreme court. president trump. pete: that's true. will: president trump announcing he would be making this decision today. did he it last night in newport news, virginia. >> we're going to be naming the nominee,

demand will continue.s used for a lot of other things, like many things you have in a hospital operating room, your mask is just not cars , i think that i would be cautious about generalizing the economy and what demand looks like, when we are in the midst of this covid crisis, because we do not know what the full impact will be or what kind of economic growth we will have when we come out of it. learned ise have cars, transport, and aviation it leaves a big hole in the demand story. i appreciate what you say about just about everything else that but,e in our daily lives we can create big demand. dan: absolute big demand, but let us look at what that is. we were at 101 million barrels a day and this year we will be at 94 million barrels a day. it is still a big number, and it has not gone away, but you are right. one big question is what will the future be of work. what will it be for at home? what will happen to commuting, will people go on public transport or own their own cars. we see a surgeon used car

all eyes will be on the weekend. all eyes. it will warm up. temperatures today are not too bad. 50s and 60s. it is a little bit cooler. 1-2 degrees. 57-61. lots of low clouds and fog. towards northern california, there are signs that it is getting chewed up a little bit. an okay breeze. 30 miles an hour, ultima pass, port chicago, watch out. highway 12 as well, between 29 and 80. temperatures today are below. everything says they will go above starting tomorrow. let's get over to sell. hopefully things are quiet. is there something you want to get to or is it quiet out there? >>> it is okay out there. i am looking around to see if i find anything. we are nice and quiet. i hope it stays this way for the commute. i can show you the bay bridge. there are no major problems here. no problems if you're driving on interstate 880 in oakland right now. let's go back to the headlines. >>> a san leandro police officer has been charged with manslaughter for the deadly shooting of a man inside of a walmart store. alyssa harrington is live, can you get us u

i think the government will say enforcement and education will say enforcement and education will being these restrictions in and to ensure people comply with those restrictions. if they do, sure, it may well work. if it doesn't, we could lasting a long time. people already worrying about family gatherings at christmas, households of more than six. they will still be able to meet less than six but otherwise restrictions could apply. given the level of restrictions, it's quite a challenge for a lot of families to have to stick to this andi families to have to stick to this and i think that is why the government is going so clearly on enforcement. the other part of this is making sure the government stays on top of the virus by having its test, track and trace system. the health secretary matt hancock was asked this morning why it is the case that people are still finding it very difficult to local tests. we want getting a test to be as easy as possible. we haven't put in place on the website to go through, you know, strong requirements to prove the eligibility. i don't want to have to

will be able to serve. these measures, you know, tough on the industry but perhaps not going as far as we might have thought that they would this week given all the briefing that there was only about a week or so ago that they were considering this kind of proper two week circuit breaker lockdown where you go back to the early days of not being allowed to leave your house apart from exercise. but still a bit of a worried people. yes, 10pm curfew obviously a blow for businesses. do you think it will have much of an effect? well, i think it also did say that it will allow the police, a great storyjessica did, allow the police a chance to make sure people are socially distanced and also if people have to leave the pub at ten p:m., they will go off and not hang about and they will not end up in parties it when other's places in the police can actually make sure they do go off to catch buses and trains and go on home. and frankly you will not be able to be out after about 10:30pm or 11pm because people will say

and occasions will migrate they will go from the pub to home in a small group.ill find a way. at the end of the day when you think about the human being's, we are a consequence of millions of years of the way our brain is wired, the way we are is human being's. we need physical social interaction. there is only so much that zoom can replace it at some point, people have to be together again. that can be in the home, in the pub, in smaller groups or big groups with small -- social distancing wearing masks all the time. people will always try to go back to what brought us here. >> let's now get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. nike returning to profit imposing far better revenue than expected. income was $10.6 billion in the fourth quarter. investors had been looking for evidence that the company is weathering the virus slowdown. streetl slept, but wall was bracing for far worse. chinese homecoming ipo's have raised 2 billion u.s. dollars in hong kong listings adding to the wave of shares of mainland companies already trading in the u.s.. the

they will move through these topics and each man will get to minutes to answer and there will be time for rebuttal. will either man stick to the two-minute limit? it's hard to say getting their points across. what frank asked, the ideas each will go on the attack and there is an idea that these attacks will grow quickly personal. for each man is the goal to control the conversation, not to be on the defense most of the debate. >> we will see president trump attack hunter biden, presumably . we will also make joe biden make an issue of president trump not paying income tax for 10 out of the next last 15 years. to do you see that part of the debate tonight? >> my guesses is the first question out of the gate. joe biden and kamala harris release their taxes hours ago to bring more attention to it. that will be an issue. will it resonate with voters, is the real question. >> thank you very much. is stick around, the first presidential debate is coming up after a quick break or you can turn it over to ktvu plus for the 6:00 and 7:00 news. we will have a full wrap up of the presidential deb

how bad will this be? >> these will be difficult confirmation hearing they were both public and appointees replacing republican appointees everybody knows this is a real shift with jurisprudence and ideology. and somebody who was sitting on the bench of the opposite party. and then democrats have said they will use every tool they have they are promised to do that and they may fire up the base in the presidential election in the process. judge: if they go after justice spirit do they go after her for their religion and at their peril. >> you remember in 2017 the hearing that got her to the seventh circuit there was a lot of attention that senator feinstein and she was not the only one the constitution says there cannot be a religious test but they say were not going after her religion but on the issue they talk specifically on abortion and roe vs wade it looks like a delineation not her faith that the issue that's the message they want to be careful to send. judge: yes it can backfire. if she is voted in b

today will not be too bad, but it will be warmer. after a cool week for many, temperatures are below average for monday all the way to thursday. now they will go above for many. it will be a slow process on the closed, -- on the coast. it disappeared yesterday, and it is getting squashed. visibility for 2 miles and santa rosa -- oakland is reporting drizzle. there are pockets of thick fog. keep that in mind. santa rosa is the only location with reduced visibility. the southwest tabriz is not strong. fog and the morning, then it will disappear and temperatures are on their way up. it will be near average, we will have more on that in about 10 minutes. it is 5:00 and the morning. it is friday. sal is here now and he will tell us this time. >> we are in decent shape to start of the commute. good morning. traffic is moving along nicely if you are driving around the bay area, i like what i see so far. you can see the the bay bridge looks good with no major issues. hopefully, this friday we will get later conditions and then we usually do

will it get worse or will bc stabilization -- will we see stabilization?this 18% number should have been known by the market already. we have had the big five in europe already give the down 15% number a couple weeks ago. so the market already knew that. july was down in single digits, helped by stimulus. so, august is likely a payback on that. last september, which may have impacted the numbers. ultimately, august is not the month to look at. september will be more relevant. european autos have been performing quite well during the crisis, only down about 10% versus the european index, which is down 14%. one large auto supplier this week said that they expect global production to be down 10% the3, globally, versus expectation of 15%, so i am more optimistic despite the august number. 1-5 nevertheless, the tier laying off people, and that is catching the attention of berlin. we have seen subsidies, we have seen help and cash in places like france, so do you think governments will provide more stimulus for this sector? tom: i really do. ultimately, if they

if there will be a major disruption, both sides will suffer, but of course it will bp proportional thats going to the other side. much,ne: thank you very chrisophe hansen. the markets actually are concerned about what is going on in trade with the u.s. and china. technology shares are sliding. president trump stoking these tensions with china, but we also have virus cases across germany and the u.k. continuing to rise. treasury yields are following that are falling. "bloomberg surveillance" continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me from new york. we will be talking about brexit and we will be talking about pound. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: social distancing. president trump vows to further disentangle the u.s. from china. he also suggests heavy taxes for american companies that create jobs overseas. pound pain. sterling slides as boris johnson says he is prepared to walk away from the e.u. without a brexit deal. the u.k.'s chief brexit negotiator calls for realism from brussels ahead of today's trade talks. and angela merkel considers taking action against nord stream 2 after t

it will be crowded. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> all right, it is a pattern where we will be below average on the ice. the rent has really cranked up. it is very strong for some. fog makes a huge push in lynn. if you combine that with the smoke and haze, the wind will be up to 40 miles an hour. some of the readings come down over the past few days. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. santa rosa is 58. we have 60s along the entire peninsula. cordelia, 37-42 miles an hour. it is an onshore breeze that is right through the strata there. all the way out to the delta, and even for many locations, nevada, napa, oakland and the marlowe sisters the west wind at 10 miles an hour. it will translate into a cooler pattern for many. after today, everything points towards a warm-up. it will really kick on on friday. below average, the lows are above but eyes will be below. 60s and 70s for the temperatures. low 80s for many. by sunday 81 and 82 will hit 1040105. that is what we are looking at as we head

will be perfect for fires. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and you can get updates on the weather anytime, we have an air quality tracker on our website that lets you see realtime data in your neighborhood. >>> ucsf will provide a weekend of free testing in an oakland neighborhood that has been hit hard by covid-19. this is happening tomorrow and sunday from 9:00 to 5:00, this is for people live management fruitvale district. the site will be at 35th avenue and east 12th street. people are asked to register online in advance, however, no one is going to be turned away. oakland's fruitvale district is home to a large latinx population. >>> and there was a stop to end the census one month early. the trump administration had moved to wrap up the count by september 30th, but a judge ruled that it would likely produce inaccurate results in historically undercounted groups. the justice department is expected to appeal that ruling. >>> and justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state i

i will break this down and we will see the individual readings for the entire bay area and we will look ahead to the rest of the week, >>> and 11th hour save for tiktok. president trump is backing propose purchase deal that will create a texas-based company under the control of redwood city's oracle as well as walmart. the president has been targeting the overt national security and data privacy concerns. restrictions would have taken effect tomorrow which have spiked a huge amount of downloads. but the president will put that off for a week. >>> it is safe to say that 2020 has been a stressful year. so it may surprise you how many people are finding it the perfect time to stop smoking.>> reporter: joanne heart never wanted to see her smoking so she hid her habit. now in the middle of the pandemic she decided it was finally time to quit. 2020 being such a stressful time people would think you would be smoking more. >> i found that it's been easier for me because everything has changed. my whole routine has changed. >> heart is not alone, the group action on smoking and health recently s

we will distribute a vaccine, we will defeat the virus. we will end the pandemic.e us, others are going their own way too. russia has cleared a vaccine for use despite who concerns it's not been adequately trialled. the uk hasjoined covax, but has also signed deals direct with vaccine producers australia has done the same. then there's china's vaccine work — and this promise. these vaccines will be made of global public good and will be provided to other developing countries on our priority basis. ok, but look at this report in the state—owned global times. it tells us china is likely to join covax, but that "china is probably still negotiating a thorough plan to ensure a balanced vaccine supply for chinese citizens and china's neighbours". now most of the world's wealthiest countries would deny they are vaccine nationalists. but whether, in reality, you can at once protect your own vaccine supplies and support a fair distribution to all countries looks, well, difficult. and what we're seeing here are the limits of multilateralism. donald trump may say it loudest,

that will be the main driver. if you think about a bride and presidency, you have to see growth coming from the fiscal side, expansion. if it is a trump presidency, probably more from the private side. either way, both politicians have a plan to generate growth. it is up to the voters to decide which is better. i think both are going to matter. the point that another person brought up earlier, if there is a contested election, that's a problem. markets can deal with uncertainty, that is volatility we can price. ambiguity is what you get with a contested election. if that is the case, markets do not like ambiguity. they don't like uncertainty but they really don't like ambiguity. comfort: they have the of the federal reserve on their side. function reaction reimagined. have we processed all of that yet? >> we are in the process. many people say that when they buy risky assets that you are put. the fed if the economy turns down, the fed will boost asset prices. what the fed is doing today is allowing you to sell int

and projections for this year and next year will not come to peru it should and we will see wider of revenueth because and expenditures will have to be reasonably ella -- elevated. guy: we are going to jump around geographically. we will have the prime minister in japan. what does he need to do, what can he do to revitalize the investment case around his country? bhanu: he has a very tough job. i think abe had the best shot at it. he had the politics behind it and investors behind him. we did not feel expectations picking up. we have to concede that there global factors leading to this coming down and it's difficult to see how that will change in japan. even if there is greater pressure on the bank of japan, given that he is a close compatriot of abe if he continues with the three arrows program it will be difficult to see how inflation picks up aggressively. ofe broadly in terms revitalizing growth in japan, japan has already taken strong movingowards automation its tech infrastructure away from china. we have to limit our expectations of how much we can expect the nominal output ga

will disappear today. your morning fog, that sunny and warm heat, those two, there back in town, near average high temperature today but by tomorrow, they are all set to go above. over to sal, last time we talked, he said it was friday light and hopefully that is the case. still okay? >> it is still friday light out there. i like what i see. we haven't had a backup at the bay bridge today at all. that is usually the busiest commute. it is evident that some people are taking a four day weekend. we see traffic moving along very nicely as you approach san francisco. there are people out there, but we haven't seen a lot of clouds at their but that's pretty good. i'm looking around, no slow traffic on highway 4, it has been lighter than usual approaching the altamont pass. let's go back to the headlines. >>> wildfire smoke continues to impact the air quality in the bay area. today is the 18th consecutive spare the air day and a flex alert has been issued for the labor day weekend as a wave of extremely high tem

i will, i will. i will of course watch the debate the whole night. host: ok.he rebroadcast is and plans for c-span coverage for those of you on the west coast to want to watch. given the time differences, you get a chance to respond to questions or at least call in if you want, to give your impressions of the events of tonight. ohio, supporter of joe biden. go ahead. caller: high, i support joe biden. i came to this country from india in 1965. i voted in every election and primary. i have followed the career of trump. in the beginning i thought he was good. you know? when he started writing early? doesn't event he remember what he has said. host: what do you hope to gain tonight as you watch these men go back and forth on their ideas? i don't think -- people have already made up their minds, believe me. i watch c-span every day, the washington journal. look at the way they say. host: we appreciate you watching. do you think that the people who have made up their minds should watch anyway or should they not watch tonight? caller: i might not watch it. or i migh

the senate will exercise our constitutional duty, will process the nomination, will conduct hearings,l be thorough and deliberate and careful just as we were with the nominations of justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh. we will move forward without delay. chris: does that mean that there will be a vote to confirm before the election? senator: chris, there will be a vote. there's been some cases like justice ginsburg herself in which the nomination and confirmation process took less than 44 days and there's been other cases where it's longer. we will move forward without delay. chris: so you're suggesting that you might have the confirmation vote before the election but the -- but the hearing rather before the election but the actual vote after. let's take a look. you raised it at how long it's traditionally taken a senate to confirm a new justice. let's put this up on the screen. since 1975, average is 40 days from when a president nominates a justice till the senate holds its first hearing and 70 days for nomination to senate confirmation. we now have 44 days until the election and

they will focus on quality of life issues, they will not be armed.nstead, they will be observing and reporting crimes. >> they are not out there to use force. they are out there to be ambassadors, eyes and ears, give directions, put a good face on. >> the pilot program launches in union square and the department hopes to bring this city wide. >>> fight over a big tree in downtown pleasanton is over and this tree did not win. this is what was going down. this enormous ats rk. pteed threvaonay butai that it has an incurrable fungus and it has to be taken down before a rotting branch falls and hurts someo. >> ready for the holiday? walmart has released its list of the hottest holiday toys. the jets and plasma huff board, and a bop it game with a baby yoda theme, oh, now, that is cute, i could be convinced. all are expected to be really popular items. the top toys are tested and selected by kids. p, b yodseason of mandalorian. >> i love this. remember when you would just feverishly sir link tcircling tu hoped for? >> i really thought that the ai. our air

the nampa county airport and sfo will get $3 million. oakland airport will get 2.8 million.f the airports in bonavista round out those receiving money. >>> san francisco international airport reopen concourse a today. is been closed since april 1st all due to the major reduction. they have been doing all international flights due to a single terminal. they will use the time to complete updates in the tarmac and inside. >>> deep tells about what republicans and democrats are split on when it comes to additional help for families during the pandemic. >>> don't forget your facemask when you jump into an uber. new policy. with passengers that forget to wear one and what they will be required to do when they call for a ride next. public health officials are trying to stop a coronavirus outbreak at a hospital. 17 employees have tested positive. the union said the manager informed staff that you hundred employees were exposed to the virus. the hospital is stepping up safety measures. the county officer said the public health lab is conducting rapid testing on those that may have be

it will be the first time we will see president trump and joe biden meet face-to-face. more now on what to expect. >>> it ready for a debate that looks very different from those in the past. this brought to you by -- . the first difference, there will be no pre-debate handshake. candidates will be socially distanced not wearing a mask. the biggest difference, at the end, no spin room. this will be moderated by chris wallace. it will be 90 minutes long and no commercial breaks and broken up into 615 minutes segments. the topics include trump and biden records, the supreme court, the coronavirus, the economy race and violence in america and the integrity of the election. both candidates, taking different approaches. president trump has been very public while holding multiple rallies and offering insight. >> you prepare every day. when you are president, you see everything they will be asking. they may disagree but we have done a great job. >>> biden keeping a low profile and preparing behind closed doors. he emerged to hammer the president. >> my guess it will be a straig

will be joining us.is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up today, we will hear from the viacom ceo. at that will be at :00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. now first word news. president trump will preside over the signing of historic diplomatic deals between israel and arab states. the leaders of the uae and bahrain will sign the agreement. it will allow israel to reduce dependence on money from china. bloomberg spoke to the u.s. ambassador to israel. >> it is better capital, safer capital. it is more reliable and it will not come with as many strings attached or as many risks. it's a great opportunity for israel to maintain the sources of capital it needs without putting its security at risk. areka: bahrain and the uae only the third and fourth arab nations to recognize israel. bill gates used to think of the -- as the premier health authority, not anymore. he discussed politicizing covid-19 treatments in an interview with erik schatzker. >> any suggestion that a politician helped create the vaccine, or it is

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there will be no oil, there will be no god, there will be no guns. this is not a good campaign.n the fake news is says, donald trump is tied in texas. i'm tied. last time i was tied in texas until the day of the vote than they announced the second they called. the polls in texas have closed, donald trump has won the state of texas. [cheering] think of it. think of it. , he's againstil guns. they will confiscate your guns. second amendment will be destroyed. look at what i've done. do you think it's been easy? the want to get rid of second amendment. they will get rid of the guns, right? and religion. look what they are doing to religion. the states -- everything closes except you are allowed to protest. everything we do is a protest. look at all those people back there. look at that. [cheering] turn the cameras around, please. they never do it. turn the cameras around, please. thank you. that's a lot of people. we are proud of you. that's a lot of people. they never do it. i say turn the camera. right from the beginning they never did. they don't want to give us credit for these

i will make a good deal with iran, great for iran, it will get them back, it will help them in every way possible and iran will be very happy. iran will be very rich and very quickly, but i think they should wait until after the election, you understand what i mean by that, because dream for those countries would be sleepy joe. say it. >> broker a deal with the palestinians? >> pres. trump: yeah, i think they come along, they are already, obviously we speak to them. they have come a long way. we used to pay them their 750 million a year, when i got here, i said to people that negotiated with them before, why did you pay when they treat the united states with such disrespect, they speak so badly. death to america. death to israel. i said we give them $750 million a year, why didn't somebody cut off those payments? well, we didn't think it would be appropriate. well, i do and we cut off the payments. other countries give them money, you are dealing with rich countries. the countries are signing with us all of them will be siebed with us. i spoke to the king of saudi arabia, we had a gr

chairman powell will not pretend. he will extend well into 2023.ployment rate in america? look at the new map, which is the real yield prices and a hope and prayer of elevated inflation and a better economy. chairman powell will press at the press conference for others to assist. how about dial 1-800 mitch mcconnell? in 40 days and counting -- no, not the election, it is until apple announces the next iphone that all your children must have. also, throw them a new copy of that map by daniel juergen as well. "bloomberg surveillance." we celebrate the publication of daniel yergin's new book in a moment. francine, what is the new map for boris johnson this morning? how goes the brexit story? francine: the bst

has been brought to you and a passenger will you will need to wear them ina passenger will you wille already mandatory in hospitals and pretty much underrated in general practices although it is not official. but i believe you should wear them in a general practice. basically whenever you are in indoor space where you cannot socially distance and there are many other people around particularly if you are there any length of time you should be a face covering. peter, a question from mark walker, the prime minister said today that weddings should not be any more than 15 people but funerals may have 30. how can this be right? i cannot give you a satisfactory answer for any of you in the process of planning weddings, it is i think particularly painful because they have been restricted to 30 people la st have been restricted to 30 people last month and now again to 15. from the standpoint of virus can chill all these gatherings are quite risky andl all these gatherings are quite risky and i think it isjust a matter of a balancing act in terms of where to set those restrictions i cannot s

neil: we will watch closely.e barrett, we will hear this coming up two weeks away. stay with us. ♪ . . when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. neil: let's see in my buddy charles payne can keep the turnaround going. hey, buddy? charles: i will try to keep the magic going, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets cooling off after two strong back-to-back sessions. we have a you of it war going own between great news like the strongest monthly gain in consumer confidence in 17 years against increa

the choice will be mine and mine alone, but i will consult. it will be the product of a process that restores our finest traditions, not the extension of one that has torn this country apart for years. let me conclude with this. as i said in this campaign, we are in the battle for the soul of this country. we face historic crises. once in a generation pandemic, a devastating economic recession. the rise of white supremacy that the fbi directors warned us against, unseen since the 1960's, and a reckoning on race that is long overdue. a challenging climate, a changing climate that is ravaging our nation and the world as we speak. supreme court decisions will touch every part of these crises, every part of our lives and our future. the last thing we need is to add a constitutional crisis that plunges us deeper into the abyss, deeper into the darkness. if we go down this path, i predict it will cause irreversible damage. the infection this president has unleashed on our democracy can be fatal. enough. enough. enough. we must come together as a nat

he will go in hard. he is indicating he will go in hard.ing he will talk about joe will go in hard. he is indicating he will talk aboutjoe biden‘s son hunter and raise conflicts of interest that he has. he will not hold back. anybody who are members of the basal clinton what nowjust how effective president trump was because he doesn't have boundaries in the way that other debaters do. three hours to go to go to a fascinating 90 minute debate. three hours to go to go to a fascinating 90 minute debatem will be exciting. a very long night for us over here. thank you very much. the uk prime minister borisjohnson has apologised after he was unable to detail new local lockdown restrictions which are being imposed in north—east england because of coronavirus. in some areas, a new law banning households from mixing indoors, including in pubs and restaurants, will take effect from midnight. the confusion comes as new figures reveal there have been a further 7,143 cases of coronavirus in the uk — the highest daily figure recorded since the outbreak b

we will defeat the virus and we will end the pandemic. next year will be one of the greatest years in our history and we think it is going to be a very exciting period of time. with that i would like to ask mike to say a few words because you just left a task force meeting. vice president mike pence. >> thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day and other than the day that i believe will come soon, that america produces the first safe and effective vaccine, what's announced today with the distribution of 150 million rapid point of care tests all across america. this is test at that to your leadership, mr. president. this is testament to this great team that you have assembled. secretary azar, admiral giroir and others. a testament to the partnership we forged with governors like governor reeves across america. it is a testament to great companies like abbott laboratories and the thousands of employees, who, mr. president, who literally worked around the clock since those early days in this pandemic when you brought in the greatest r

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we will try time consuming eczema can be inaudible. .. we will try to get.ew proctor.” we will try to stabilise it. we can talk to andrew proctor. i think one of the things we learned from that field, how brave she is to come forward and talk about it but also we are hearing more about the other problems that come with the condition and how it affects lives. we hear it every day on our hotline. that is why we wanted to do this survey to highlight and demonstrate how tough it can be and how it can affect almost every aspect of your life from your friendship, relationship, career, job prospects and to the way you and others see yourself. it can be a profound thing difficult to deal with. clearly, there are the practical elements about what they can do and what you have to do to help ease the condition to a degree but then there's the psychological effects which may be even more damaging? yes, most people have heard of eczema and seen yes, most people have heard of eczema and seen someone yes, most people have heard of eczema and seen someone with red or inflam

we will be close to records, probably not breaking them but i think the real stories how much you will notice this if you are in the immediate bay. it'll be a fast jump from today to tomorrow and it doesn't end tomorrow. in fact, monday will be the hottest day of this whole stretch. i will be back with more in a few minutes. >>> traditionally this time of year thing start to heat up. when you think about this time of year, you think of oakland. we are up on grizzly peak in oakland. obviously a lot of hotspots. hey, katie. >> reporter: hey, brian. this is a big area of concern partially because this is the area where the oakland hills fire started almost 30 years ago. also because it has become a popular place for people to come and hang out at night. this is video oakland firefighters it was posted to social media showing the type of activities happening along grizzly peak. >> i have definitely seen fireworks when i have been up here and i know that is not safe. >> reporter: regular visitors say they have seen more people coming up here this year than in previous years. >> it is defini

hospitality will suffer. again at the government's plans to halve the small breweries relief, which will damage craft breweries, and can we look again at that? this is not the time to introduce such changes. he speaks eloquently. he speaks elegantly for those constituents and there is let down by the minority who are not obeying the rules. that is why we are out lining this programme of tough enforcement today and i will certainly look at the fiscal measures that he proposes in respect of small breweries. the prime minister will have support for taking the necessary measures to contain and suppress the virus. but he is receiving a very strong message from both sides of the house today that he does need to revisit the support measures, particularly in light of changed circumstances and bearing in mind that need to look at other creative and innovative solutions. therefore will he accept whatever the chancellor's statement back at the beginning of july, there was a certain set of planning assumptions and they n

inland temperatures will approach 110 degrees in the warmest locations and the air quality will still. troubled spots in the north bay right around the central bay on saturday and then into the east bay and the tri-valley as well. the air quality might improve fractionally as we head through the rest of labor day weekend. take a look at the air quality forecast into early next week. a complete weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. >>> the big question with this extreme heat though, will the power stay on? or will we see rolling blackouts again? tonight the race is on to crank out enough power to last us through the weekend. the governor issued aing probation, allowing power plants to create more energy than their permits allow. cal iso was working to buy power from other parts of the western grid. >> those other parts also had their heat problems to worry about. generally at this point they aren't willing to sell power until the last minute because they don't know if they need it for their own customers. >> if you want to cool off at the beach this weekend, many areas

we will see whether the speaker will respond to that.update from burnley — which now has one of the highest infection rates in the country. we have had additional restrictions in place here and part of the north west for weeks, and in some areas for months now but that covid—19 infection rate continues to rise. and here in burnley, it is past 300 cases per 100,000 mark. a significant increase over the past week. that has led to three directors of public health here in lancashire issuing an urgent and clear message. they want people to follow the rules because they fear that a potential full lockdown, some kind of full lockdown, mayjust be weeks away. it is a similar message in other areas, including merseyside, where there was a suggestion of a short two—week lockdown of the hospitality sector. but that would devastate many businesses, so they want urgent financial packages to accompany any kind of tough measures that are put in place there. here in lancashire, rates are rising across the north west, rates are rising, the government has

election, the reverse will happen. europe will be concerned about what will happen in the u.s.n and it will strengthen into the years end. the next fewmpy in weeks before we start to get an uptrend again in the euro. looked at the currency dynamic with fixed income. we have bill gross coming up in a bit. how do we judge currency paired dynamics given that nominal rates are so low and the real rate is negative pretty much everywhere. >> it is the differences between those international ranks that matter. unfortunately we are living in a boring time right now. it looks like the fed will keep rates near the zero balance for potentially the next three years. we will see more on the projection the fed issues this week. that looks like what will happen. as far as the ecb goes, they will keep their rates low as well. although that has been important in the past, it may not be important anymore. other things may be much more important. geopolitics, relative growth as opposed to the yield spreads. jonathan: a final question from me. in your experience, your time in this industry, can yo

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