>> cody wright: no.ct ride. ( laughs ) when i make that perfect ride, i'm going to be done. >> whitaker: after our story aired, the family added one more world championship to its collection. stetson wright won his first gold buckle for all- around cowboy at the national finals rodeo in december. ( ticking ) >> how do you tell a rodeo story? first you learn to ride a horse. at www.60minutesovertime.com needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflry conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes f

nermrmeen: lawawrence wright, ms was s haileded as a rereformer e u.s.hen heame and met all of these important people across every industry. you yourseself believe he was a refoformer. what made you change your mind? >>>> my last conversrsation wi jajamal i was asking him about that. is thing that jamal told me there is no room foror anyone else's voice. like the women who wanted to drive. he granted them driving, but he has locked up the women that proposed it and tortured them. so the message has gone out from those actions is "i will do the deciding here, nobodody else haa voice in this kingdom except for me." amy: at the end, after jamamal khashoggi was murdered and president trump was asked about this, when the cia director said it was clearly from orders from the top, president trump's response was "america first." he was not going to change his support of the saudi regime. i want to thank rick rowley, director of "kingdom of silence" and lawrence wright. we will do a post show on lawrence wright's book. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

today's speaker is craig wright. craig is the supervising

when people watch today, i want people to ask jimmy wright, what is the federalist society. i want them to ask ted cruz and mike lee the same question, senator whitehouse pointed out yesterday it is about our rights being finally taking away from us. if you want to go back to the jungle, to the law of the streets, we in organized labor are willing to do that. >> supporting the nominee is kim in california. tell us why. i am sorry, go ahead. you are on the air. >> she is absolutely wonderful. if you listen to the last man that called, the federalist society is an organization of conservative attorneys, democrats have their own organization, they spend just as much money as republicans do trying to get their issues through. she is an absolutely spectacular choice for the supreme court justice. don't be afraid of scary orange man, have a great day. >> cleveland is next, john opposing the nomination, tell us why. >> 86 years old, american -- accepting -- proceed. the language as written. forming the body these days. justice roberts said somebody has the police in the tower. you

laura wright in london.he offshore yuan falls after chinese policymakers acted to restrain strength. they made it easier to bet against. let's get to the markets with laura cooper, our bloomberg mlive strategist. how will a weaker yuan affect assets? >> certainly picked up the pboc action over the weekend did prompt this weakness we are seeing, but it shows the pboc is more worried about weakness than the speed of gains. i think it's probably too soon to declare an outright depreciation of the currency from here and therefore knock on to risk assets, but taking a step that, it would suggest that we could potentially see that way on the s&p 500 over those risk proxy currencies like the aussie dollar or even potentially commodities, just given the fact that those are priced in u.s. dollars, so that could actually impact demand, but i think at this stage, really, the pboc is signaling that after, you know, the strongest quarter for the currency in 12 years, they wanted to have some tempering of that enthusiasm

i am laura wright. this is bloomberg. anna, matt?u very much, laura wright in london with your first word news. as people returned to offices, companies face a challenge of limiting virus infections in the workplace. a service launching today wants to offer a solution. pocdoc has unveiled a prick test that gives results in ours. joining us as steve roest, pocdoc ceo. first-come to me, about the uptake that you expect. everyone wants, i am sure, results for a covid test in 10 minutes, but probably not many people want to prick their finger on a daily basis. steve: thanks for the time. digitally-enabled rapid testing is the solution we need, and that is what pocdoc provides. we provide everything the employer needs, the tests, which provides the result in 10 minutes, the staffing, the logistics to come in and do everything you would need, and we provide the technology to provide the data and dashboard back. in terms of, you know, whether their want to taprick finger or not, we have tested this thousands of times, and generally, that is

late night with seth meyers" -- cecily strong, author of "the captain," former mlb all star, david wrightand director of "kajillionaire," miranda july, featuring the 8g band with jessica berdeaux and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? great, let's get to the news president trump said yesterday that he won tuesday's presidential debate against former vice president, joe biden, but take it with a grain of salt because he also said he won "the voice." fox news anchor and presidential debate moderator, chris wallace, said in an interview yesterday that he was surprised by the chaotic nature of tuesday's contest, adding no one could have predicted, quote, "this was going to be the president's strategy not just for the beginning of the debate but the entire debate." "i had an inkling," said marco rubio, ted cruz, jeb bush, carly fiorian, hillary clinton, all of his kids, all of his wives, his kindergarten teacher, some guy he ran into on the street in the '80s and the american public at large when asked yesterday if he we

here's laura wright. breaking news, europeans regulators says it's satisfied boeings 737 max is good to fly. it may return to skies before the end of 2020. the move comes despite a software upgrade the agency demanded not being ready for up to two years. the max was granted in march, crashes.er two fatal the owner of louis vuitton enjoyed an unexpected rebound. organic revenue and leather good unit just 12%. the world's largest luxury company cited strong sales of $3000+ bobby bags. they are planning to increase valuation target for ipo to at least $280 billion. sources tell bloomberg that's due to strong demand for the offering and aims to raise $35 billion despite u.s. weighing restrictions on the giant. it could be the largest ipo ever. down there is predicting its earnings momentum will last through the end of the year. car sales are recovering as the maker of mercedes-benz is cutting costs. its earnings surged to 3 billion euros. its preliminary operating exceeds a year ago and far surpassed estimate

randal baker, surgeon at grand health partners, one of the plaintiffs and patrick wright, attorney and director of legal foundation which brought the lawsuit against governor whitmer, thank you both of you for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: dr. baker, how are you feeling and why this lawsuit?

laura wright with your business flash.minutes from the open of cash trading. next, your stocks to watch including swedbank, considering whether to resume dividends after handling the fallout of the covid crisis better than feared. it will be fascinating after what we have heard from ubs. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg market: the european open." we are 15 minutes away from the start of cash trading. euronext says it is in a position to ensure a smooth market opening this morning after a three-hour outage in the last trading session. more for some issues. the technical glitch halted stocks like l'oreal, lvmh, and a string ofing to issues that has be global stock markets in recent months. we are joined by xavier rolet, nonexecutive chairman for capital markets at sure capital and the former ceo of the london stock exchange. what do you think about these technical issues? we were talking to investors yesterday who were getting frustrated and wondering why whye aren't redundancies, these systems keep hav

about a mile from the site of gem city market is the wright-dunbar historic district. it's the site of the wright brothers bicycle shop, now part of a national historic park, and the birthplace of african american poet paul laurence dunbar. right on third street is the entrepreneurs shop, which sells products made by local vendors. owner tae winston was just in the process of opening the store when the covid-19 shutdown hit. >> i literally ate ham sandwiches every day. and everything-- everything i had, i just put it in here. like, i'm not playing. >> sreenivasan: winston said that since she was a new business, she did not qualify for the federal paycheck protection program, or city funding for struggling businesses. she's had to dig into her own savings to keep her store open. >> anything that they offer dayton, they never include wright-dunbar or up this way. it's all put for downtown. >> sreenivasan: deming says the west side of the city, which is predominantly black, has suffered from chronic under-investment, especially compared to the city's downtown. >> there's

>>i'm morgan wright in washington coming up the white house and congress remain at >>senate majoritymitch mcconnell announced earlier this week, the upper chamber will vote next week on a smaller relief bill worth 500 billion dollars kron four's washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the outlook of that bill and the hopes of some lawmakers to get something more meaningful done for americans. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to bring a 500 billion dollar targeted covid relief bill to the senate floor next week by a nose has not only aware jermont senator patrick leahy says the bill doesn't do enough to provide relief. >>nothing on taking care of people who call it does not guarantee their health care bill would include funds for unemployment assistance schools and more money for small businesses but fall short of democrats demands. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse says democrats want a deal but need a consistent negotiating partner the republican side. >>it's all fractured and arguing with itself and that makes it really hard for democrats repub

today's speaker is craig wright. craig is the supervising archivist at the hoover presidential library museum. craig's talk will be "travels with dad, lou's 1921 cross-country trip." craig: thank you for that wonderful introduction. thank you to everyone for tuning in and checking out this video. i am here talk out lou henry hoover, e of my favorite ladies from history. i started learning about her6 years ago when i began working at the hoover esidential library. quite a woman before her time. lou henry was born in waterloo, iowa march 29, 1874. she was very close to her father, who was a bookkeeper at the first national bank. for most of her ung life, she was hoping she could ginto banking as well. they were extremely close unti he passed away in 1928. she had a younger sister who was born on june 30, 1882. her mother, florence, developed chronic bronchitis, which caused the family to move around, looking for an environment that was more conducive to her mother's health. first, they moved to shuttle rock, iowa. that

annmarie: laura wright, thank you.ools closing, bars closing, efforts to contain the virus intensify across europe. coming up, we look at the measures announced across the region. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: good morning. 6:45 a.m. in london. i am anne-marie for don. russia has approved a covid-19 vexing for public use, despite the drug being in phase three trials. it is the second time russia approved a vaccine before testing was finished. i spoke to the minister overseeing russia's vaccine production about this. reason i am responsible for the production. the second thing, i have a lot people, andwith the to be 100% sure, you will not be infected. annmarie: i wanted to also ask you if president vladimir putin has received the vaccine. yet, that he is under decision. annmarie: you still think -- he is arguably as many would say, the most important man in russia. do you think the vaccine is safe enough for him to take it? >> it is definitely safe enough. if i give an example, in germany, i know that ev

but getting first word news update from laura wright. laura: there is optimism of progress in washington. how species -- house speaker nancy pelosi says a deal remains possible, but a tuesday deadline is set for making way with the white house. getident trump says he will the gop to get a good deal. going beyond the dollar amount that's on the table. new zealand's prime minister has won a landslide election victory. voters were turned her labour party, a majority with her biggest share of the vote in more than 70 years. since new zealand reported proportional representation in 1996. there is a coalition government that will increase the green party. azerbaijanty between and armenia has collapsed hours after coming into effect. it's the second by russia that failed to stop the virus. a traded accusations of who had violated the agreements. it comes over a long-running context in the region. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than what he 700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. t

first word news with laura wright. laura: it is uncertain if the next presidential debate will happen. the commission that organizes it is insisting it will be virtual but president trump says he will not take part in a remote debate, calling the commission a joke. he is calling for it to be rescheduled. joe biden is rejecting the plan. his campaign says it wants the president to pull out. the u.s. is sanctioning 18 iranian banks in a move to choke off the nation's economy. the move is to -- constraining its nuclear ambition. the move has been flagged well in advance with officials weighing it for week. -- weeks. sanctions,so many anymore won't make a difference. the $18 billion -- hopes to give lower income countries the same access to vaccines as wealthier nations. details on china's commitment to the efforts were not immediately disclosed. 13 men have been charged in a plot to overthrow the government of michigan and kidnap the governor. their plan was to storm the capital building and try the governor for treason.

vaile wright nice to talk to you. a couple of data points 50% of parents who were told between one and 10 your stress level they said they are between eight and 10. these are people with kids. another survey found that 70% of people say the government's response to coronavirus is actually causing them stress. these numbers are quite high. are you surprised? >> honestly, we were shocked. we picked that parent with kids under 18 were experiencing a brunt of stress but we didn't realize just how severe it was. what was really interesting was that it was both fathers and mothers. when you think about the state pit was not just democrats or l. republicans. it was across the spectrum. everyone is concerned about how the federal response is impacting how we handle covid. soledad: how is that stress that you are talking about maybe not just stress in parents but people across the board, how is it manifesting itself is it >> people often report headaches, muscle tension, stomach problems, fatigue, along with irritability and f

matt: laura wright in london with your first word news.his company reported third-quarter profits that beat expectations, in fact, it beat the highest analyst estimates. the swedish telecom giant saw adjusted ibitda of a .2 billion swedish krona. we are joined by allison kirkby, ceo of telecommunications company. thanks for your time this morning. tell us what happened. we know that the prophet was higher -- profit was higher than the highest estimates. how did you maximize your earnings? are we sure we have allison kirkby? i don't personally hear her and , anna, i am not sure if you do. anna: looks like we don't. matt: it is most ironic when we lose a telecoms executive on a telephone interview. [laughter] i feel like that is the ultimate . anna: efforts in getting her back right now. matt: we should say, we are not necessarily using tellia technologies. maybe if we were end-to-end command that might have worked. the story is fascinating, and there is a lot of supply a news from them as well. anna: another story that we will be doing a li

laura wright with your update. the u.s. government has taken an equity stake in a company -- the company received a 25 million dollar investment from the u.s. government. brazilianvelop a nickel and cobalt mine. cobalt is an important ingredient in electric batteries. it is largely under china's control. it is a move to reduce alliance geopoliticalst rival for key materials. great to speak to you. asyou see your is this having to pick a side here? does this investment come with a lot of strings attached? >> we are fully allied with u.s. interests. of japan and other non-industrial. a recognition of of geopolitical significance the overwhelming chinese control of the pipeline of supply, intoegic materials that go electric vehicles, battery storage. normally, i would expect the ceo to say he does not want to take political sides. considering that is your beategy, this election must important to you. donald trump has championed that paradigm. joe biden, maybe not so much. >> i don't think that is entirely true. the recognition

following the purported autopsies, the alien bodies were supposedly transported to wright field, ohioor further processing and storage. this summarizes the roswell incident scenario as presented by ufo enthusiasts. on the surface, this explanation may appear plausible to some. however, things are not always as they appear. the reports of bodies were only briefly discussed in the 1994 air force report because the search for records from 1947, the year of the alleged incident, did not yield any data to support the claim of alien bodies. however, following the release of 1994 report, additional research uncovered information which explains some of the claims of alien bodies associated with the roswell incident. from the additional research, a second report was written which critically examined anecdotal claims and descriptions of flying saucers, aliens, and reports of unusual air force act -- air force activities in the new mexico desert. this in-depth examination revealed that many of these claims were reasonably accurate to scriptions of air force activities. some of the claims that re

let's get your first word news with laura wright.: it is a big win for president trump and congressional republicans on the eve of the election. the senate confirmed amy coney barrett to be the newest justice on the supreme court. thatsolidified a 60 6-3 majority. solidify a 6-3 majority. to lead the world health organization -- trade organization. some other keyof members, including china, isn't yet clear. the wto plans to announce its new leader by november 7. jack ma is poised to become the world's 11th richest person after its shares were priced of its initial public offering. it will boost his wealth over $70 billion, more than oracle's larry ellison and the richest woman in the world. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. laura wright in london. keeping an eye on the turkish lira. obviously a volatile session, opening 8.099. yesterday, we broke the eight level, that critically import

let's get to first word news with laura wright.ra: president donald trump has tested positive for covid-19, tweeting that he and the first lady both have the virus and will isolate. it is not certain how he contracted the virus, but it comes after a close aide tested positive. she traveled with the president through the election debate and the rally in minnesota. a doctor says he expects president trump to continue carrying out his duties without interruption. they will remain at the white house where the medical unit will maintain a vigilant watch. he will update on any develop and's. responses are coming in to the news. the european council president is wishing the president and first lady a speedy recovery, president's battle is a battle they will all continue to fight. from the global times, "the president is paying the price for his gamble to pay down -- to play down the pandemic." presidentikely -- the not only faces an unprecedented health challenge, and also logistical issues. the white house has canceled political events t

where douglas wright has owned his home for more than 30 years. >> we don't know what's gonna happen. this year's been really crazy. so as you well know, everybody knows. this fire's everywhere. >> reporter: wright is prepared to put up a fight of his own he want has 200 feet of hose leading from the pool to his front yard. he was waiting until the very last minute to evacuate. >> if it gets too bad, i'll just leave. i can be down there in two minutes. >> reporter: he has his valuables packed up and ready to go if that time comes. what he can't take with him are louis and truman. >> i tried to find somebody that would pick 'em up. but they're not very tame. so it's a real job. >> reporter: cal fire says there was spawning up to a mile today. and the ground crews really didn't get the help from the air resources today, because of all the smoke in the air. in calistoga, kpix 5. >>> our coverage continues tonight. kenny choi has been watching crews and residents battle to keep flames from reaching homes. >> helicopters were making water drops earlier today. the skies were smokey and gray

anna: laura wright in london.d its new iphone, promising it will begin her, lighter, and faster with five g technology included. of a iphone launch 12 will spur a new era of sales growth. of cellularration network technology on iphone has enabled breakthrough innovations and entirely new opportunities for developers and our users, and 5g is the most exciting step yet. for so many people, this all becomes real with 5g coming to iphone. anna: joining us now, amanda lyons, again investment manager -- gam investment managers. you've seen what apple has announced and the difference these new phones will make. will it be enough of a difference to drive a new super cycle of apple? well, most of the announcements made last night were pretty much expected by the market so there really wasn't anything new. we think about sales going forward and is it going to be the new super cycle? there wasn't anything massively compelling to make people think i've got to change my handset. the thing most were focusing on falls more but t

here is laura wright.ra: citigroup is paying a $400 million fine and must seek government approval on any major acquisitions after regulators issued a rebuke for consistent problems with its risk control. officials also reserving the right regarding changes in senior management. the u.s. is exploring restrictions on tencent over concerns that difficult plate -- difficult payment platforms threatening u.s. national security. the movement infuriating china and threatening to disrupt an ipo that maybe the world's largest ever. a disney investor wants the company to not pay dividends and instead invest the money in its streaming service. matt: thanks very much. laura wright in london with your business flash. coming up, brussels shuts the bars as buyer -- various cases hit records in spain and france. -- brussels shuts the bars as spaincases hit records in and france. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 40 minutes until the start of cash equities trading in futures point to the

let's get the first word news with laura wright.aura: european regulators are set to start an accelerated review of the coronavirus vaccine from oxford university and astrazeneca. the rolling review allows regulators to see trial data while the government is still ongoing. widened theors have investigation into the incident that led to a halt in the trial. the worst ever outage in japanese trading. the tokyo stock exchange has stopped trading for the entire day, giving no timeframe for when trading can resume at the world's third-largest spot. buying and selling will be frozen on the first day of the new quarter. previous outages only affected parts of the trading day. the format of the presidential debate is changing. that's after the first chaotic clash between president donald trump and joe biden. the organizers say they want to provide a more orderly exchange of use. i didn't says candidates should be able to speak uninterrupted. the trump campaign says rule changes are moving the goal post. global news 24 hours a day on air and

wright. i was pleased to see that you mentioned the bill [inaudible] through the pandemic, food workers have been deemed essential but many of them are not getting the essential worker wages they deserve. tell me why i should support this bill. >> certainly they've stuck in there in assisting customers and running stores. we refer to them as supermarket superheroes. anything we can do to reward those people for that [inaudible] the most important part of the economy, which is the food chain during this difficult time i appreciate your leadership on that. >> last question. so ending up with 24 policies which means a significant portion expands food security. you mentioned in your testimony what can congress do to fix the problems? >> appreciate that. it's important to be able to connect and making those connections. the program i think had good intentions. a piece of this though is making better connections to the smaller scale distributors and farmers. i think building the stronger connection

. >> wright had just started repairing the damage laura left on his home. overnight, delta blew off his protective blue tarp, drenching everything inside, sending him back on his roof saturday to start all over again. >> the pain of losing everything, and in being without, and everything else that's going on, and then this, and then this again. it's bad. >> reporter: almost every homeowner on this block is just like russel wright-- working with the insurance companies on repairs after laura. but after hurricane delta, those adjustors will have to come out again. they'll start a new claim and reassess these homes to figure out if anything is salvageable. jamie. >> yuccas: devastating pictures, mireya. thank you. turning now to the coronavirus outbreak, as of today, more than 7.6 million people in the u.s. are known to have been infected. more than 214,000 have died. lilia luciano has the latest. >> reporter: covid is spiking once again in the nation's second largest city after an all fall slowdown, los angeles county now seeing cases top 1,000 a day this wee

the airline industry and more stimulus checks for america, our washington dc correspondent morgan wright reports on whether lawmakers will now be able to reach any agreement on those stand-alone bills. >>with president trump rejecting negotiations for a comprehensive covid relief bill mayor going congressman jamie raskin says the president isn't serious about helping americans getting like 90% of the way or blow the whole thing up and say no just like the president right or a bunch of checks that will get people's mailboxes a week before election day on a dozen so a greater plan to be rescued says the president is abandoning people in need president to clear many months ago that this was a war. >>against the pandemic he was a wartime president well our wartime president just want a white house speaker nancy pelosi says despite delays she still optimistic about reaching a deal i'm hopeful because it has to be pelosi is still in talks with the treasury secretary about relief for airlines. an industry that faces massive layoffs, but administration officials say pelosi doesn't really want to

here's laura wright.ra: carlyle group is nearing an agreement to acquire seagram's for 2 billion euros. the buyout firm and german engineer are finalizing terms of the deal. they outbid brookfield for the unit. no official, yet, but the deal could be announced -- comment yet, but the deal could be announced next week. it paves the way for a blockbuster sale that bank at the chinese sent tech giant a higher valuation then jp morgan. more details are expected by tuesday. sources tell bloomberg the hong kong price could be announced as soon as thursday. sap cut revenue forecast for the year. it says it expects coronavirus to hurt demand through the first half of 2021. the pandemic will delay the tech firm's goals for cloud revenue, overall sales, and profit for one or two years. previous outlook incorrectly assumed economies would reopen. that your bloomberg business flash. jonathan: thank you, thank you very much. coming up, a covid resurgence pushing back the recovery. this stock market is down and down ha

laura wright in london.arkets are studying this morning on easing fears over president donald case of covid-19. optimism over president trump's is growing rapidly, prompting buying in the stock market, while the yen is being sold. at the dollar resumed its slide after the dollars risk-off gains. we are joined by the chief currency strategist at dws. good morning to you. the big picture around the dollar. on the one hand, it behaves like something of a haven, although some people are raising questions about its haven status this time around. on the other, it needs to react to the possibility of a democrat win in november. certainly if it trades the latest polling data, what are you seeing as the guiding force behind the dollar at the moment? >> there is a lot influencing the u.s. dollar from this point in time. you already mentioned a few to start with the safe haven characteristics of the u.s. dollar. i think you can see quite clearly now that it has regained some of the safe haven care mystics. if you look

here to talk about it is one of our writers, jeff wright, in a segment called "the wright thing!eth: hey jeff, so what did you think about the first presidential debate? >> i think the black community is owed an apology >> seth: from president trump? >> nah >> seth: from joe biden? >> nope. >> seth: then from who >> from america, seth. >> seth: why do you feel that america owes the black community an apology >> several reasons mainly slavery but america needs to apologize for its lies >> seth: lies? >> yes, seth, lies for several years, everyone made it seem like only black people were ratchet and loud but it turns out those titles should be reserved for the presidential debate >> seth: oh, because of all the interrupting >> yeah, i didn't know if i was watching the presidential debate or "the real housewives of atlanta. >> seth: i love that show. >> me too. especially when -- remember when porsha got into it with -- never mind, seth point is the black community is owed an apology. >> seth: but what did you think about the debate itself? >> i thought it was familiar like, in a sc

wright almost 7.9 million confirmed cases in the u.s., on the spread is accelerating.an a dozen states reporting a spike of 25% or more in the last week, with an average of 50,000 cases every day nationwide. the new surge has some states pulling back on opening plans including newark, new jersey and connecticut adding more states to the trouble quarantine list. >> truly decisive. we have to stop a second way from hitting new york city and we have the power to do it. >> meanwhile, development of a vaccine continues, astrazeneca says they are ready to resume large-scale trials in the u.s. after volunteer got sick but the fda still has not authorized it. earlier this week johnson & johnson paused its own, large- scale trials for the same reason leaving the dharna is the leading u.s. candidate. >> pauses in clinical trials are a good sign. that means the checks and safety balances are being met. >> on capitol hill speaker pelosi and treasury secretary minh nguyen working on a deal for coronavirus aid package. but the speaker is pulling out for a bigger built in the white h

. >> next on the presidency, we hear from archivist craig wright about a fall, 1920 one rd trip that took with her newly widowed father, traveling from california to washington, d.c. long before there was an interstate highway system. her father documented the september 12 to october 16th trip, down to how much they spent on gas. his four page summary is in the collection of the herbert hoover

washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the outlook of that bill. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to bring a 500 billion dollar targeted covid relief bill to the senate floor next week by a nose has not only where jermont senator patrick leahy says the bill doesn't do enough to provide relief. >>nothing on taking care of people call it does not guarantee their health care bill would include funds for unemployment assistance schools and more money for small businesses but fall short of democrats demands. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse says democrats want a deal but need a consistent negotiating partner the republican side. >>it's all fractured and arguing with itself and that makes it really hard for democrats republican senator john kennedy wants democrats to do more than simply reject their offer. vote to proceed on that bill. and then we'll start amending it. it was passed something. president trump says congress should go big on their next covid relief bill. but treasury secretary steven mnuchin doesn't expect any

wright lets hope so. simon, this is the critical point. —— wright lets hope so.n in devon, it is not so much the british eating the fresh, just the fish we sell in mediterranean markets, and if there isn't a trade deal, that is in trouble. you can catch all the fish you like, if you haven't got anyone to sell them... most of the fish brits eat a cut in norwegian or icelandic watches. i agree with both analisa and stefanie that fishing is a tenth of 1% of british gdp. banking is 100 times more important than that. you're also right, it speaks to our identity as island nation. we have historical memories of the cod wars, clashing boats in the channel is... when i went down there, what was interesting to me, when i talk to fishermen, they don't wa nt when i talk to fishermen, they don't want it all. the truth is that they can't catch it all. the fleet isn't big enough. what they want is a slightly better deal. when you hear this rhetoric about it is our flesh, we wa nt this rhetoric about it is our flesh, we want them all, that is not with the fishing industry thems

it's laura wright. laura: boris johnson has announced bars and clubs will close in the worst to parts of england. his health advisor warning it will not be enough. the chief medical officer said local authorities will need to take more action to get the virus under control, in some areas significantly more. johnson & johnson says it's covid-19 vaccine study has been temporarily halted after a participant experienced an unexplained illness. it's the second trial for one of the illness is being evaluated. it will share more information after the investigation. the confirmation hearing for amy aney barrett descended into clash over obamacare, the pandemic, and president donald trump. he puts personal preference aside, pointing to a vital but limited role. she says justices are not on the bench to make value judgments. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna, matt. matt: thanks very

ian wright, john barnes, that's who i was, out in the playground, you know.n, north of the border. when you delve into the history books, there is something which isn't widely known. it was scotland which in 1881 gave football its first black international player. andrew watson, depicted here in recent weeks to preserve his legacy, and alljust a short distance from scotland's national stadium. watson captained the country in a landmark 6—1 victory over england, but it would be more than 120 years before another black player represented the men's team. this month, the scottish football association launched a number of initiatives to combat racism and promote equality. former hibernian player kevin harper believes it should be a priority. at that time, there wasn't many black scottish kids that came through the ranks. for there not to be as many coming through in football, there must be, there must be an issue there. to have that steady stream of good quality players, there has to be a grassroots thing. pulling on thejersey, you know, singing the national anthe

under in a pandemic from the obama administration but even more telling they had a playbook that rick wright helped to write you know that was finished in october 2019 just a couple of months before the the the pandemic you know we had our 1st covert patient test positive so the plan was there but they refused to take it off the shelf which makes it even more damning and disturbing rick you're one of the heroes in this documentary but there were others though the doctors in seattle i mean even the patients who were you know in this world of confusion but you saw them voluntarily going through this process when did you know that there was a divergence between the respect for science and the process and and really the political order taking us a different direction. well steve is sad to say but i think from the very beginning i mean because we had practice in exercise and reviewed everything that would be required to respond to pandemic just a couple months before this crisis really started emerging we all knew and it was really in a meeting in late january when our secretary of health and hum

colin wright was unhappy with the change, writing this.oline had a different view, wondering this. that programme about rob burrow went out instead the following night and watching it proved a powerful and moving experience for many viewers. as rob's condition has deteriorated he has had to lean on lindsay more than ever. rob is going to go to a stage where he is probably not going to be able to walk or talk. you know, just to have his independence taken away from him. steve fox posted this message the following day. back to covid—19. and viewers we re back to covid—19. and viewers were divided again on tuesday of the response by labour leader sir keir starmer to boris johnson's statement the previous day. this time it was shown live on the news channel. the government has not got a credible plan to slow infections. it has lost control of the virus. and it is no longer following scientific advice. that elicited this reaction from alison simpson. again, though, there was a different perspective, with phil green e—mailing this on wednesday.