tom: sam fazeli, thank you so much. right now, gina martin adams on this market, with futures up 20. up much more earlier, but still a nice move to stability after what we saw yesterday. what will you write about this morning? gina: we wrote a lot about index valuations. we think the correction we've had over the last couple of weeks is really just been about bubble,g a mini tech not a broad s&p 500 selloff area i think this nuance is pretty important to assessing where the market goes from here because andkly, the party stopped stopped500 balance rising in june, but nobody told the tech sector. we probably need to continue to see that to close the gap with the rest of the market. it is going to create a pretty choppy market over the next month or so. frankly, the rest of the s&p 500 is not expensive. it is actually cheap by historical standards. we've got 90% of the index trading with earnings yield above midgrade. we've got more than half of the index trading below average price-to-book multiples. we started to dig in

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>> we really should start seeing this fazing out. there is some promising news of some rainfall ahead. you know this could be the last stretch of this and i know a lot of us -- good riddance and good-bye to all that. >>> the museums in san francisco reopening for the first time in months. not without changes. we'll share it with you next. >>> a race with a new twist because of the pandemic and the black lives movement. the annual sf aloha kicks off this weekend. it is never just focused on asian communities but rather communities of all backgrounds. >> we are here in san francisco, japan town, we have been opened z and inclusive. today we serve hundreds of youths and youths of every ethics. we are such a diverse population, we felt it is a moem whe moment where we want to make a statement for the black community right now and what they are going through. >> this year's proceed will go to the black girl code and youth scholarships. when you register you will get the traditional t-shirt and medal. >>> okay, san francisco taking another

myself worried about how they fare through a packed schedule, full of double headers they do not seem fazed one bit to the coliseum the southpaw showman i a getting to start today for the green and gold. pick things up in the bottom of the 6 astro's up one nothing one offer matt olson, a day after he gets his golden glove. he reminds us he's pretty good at the plate too. the 2 run dinger vile simplest a the head. top of the 9th a's up by to alex bregman lines one into center field mueller iii makes the spectacular grab. that ends the game the a's beat the astros 3 to one there are now 6 and a half games up in the a l west at this point the division might be wrapped up by next weekend. manager bob melvin on his stellar pitching staff in the five-game series. >>into that line a type of getting that we had throughout this entire series was phenomenal. so yeah, i mean what we're looking for hard to do, but it's what we're looking for. >>the giants are also in action taking on the san diego padres part of a nine-game road trip this road trip will probably define their season. they're currently t

part of the iran nuclear deal but that lack of support by the un and the security council does not faze the trump administration as kelly craft the u.s. ambassador to the united states told the media quote we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass we do not find comfort based solely on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in an uncomfortable position of underwriting terrorism chaos and conflict refuse to be members of that club. ok well joining us now to discuss these sanctions and the current tensions between the u.s. and iran is the president founder of the america the iranian council and distinguished service professor at rutgers university who shot and amir a thank you very much sir it's not our to have you on. thank you for having a professor or ask you how will these latest sanctions america by the trump of ministration play out how could they affect the iranian government and most importantly the iranian people. but obviously the sanctions do have an impact. that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem is the mess

part of the iran nuclear deal but that lack of support by the un and the security council does not faze the trump administration as kelly craft the us ambassador to the united states told the media quote we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass really not find comfort based solely on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in an uncomfortable position of underwriting terrorism chaos and conflict refuse to be members of that club. ok well joining us now to discuss these sanctions and the current tensions between the u.s. and iran is the president founder of the american iranian council and distinguished service professor at rutgers university who shot and amir a mahdi thank you very much sir it's not to have you on. thank you but the professor i want to ask you how will these latest sanctions and acted by the trumpet ministration play out how could they affect the iranian government and most importantly the iranian people. but obviously essential to have an impact. that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem is the mess ti

the security council does not faze the trump administration as kelly craft the u.s. ambassador to the united states told the media quote we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass. we do not find comfort based solely on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in an uncomfortable position of underwriting terrorism chaos and conflict refuse to be members of that club. ok well joining us now to discuss these sanctions and the current tensions between the u.s. and iran is the president founder of the american iranian council and distinguished service professor at rutgers university who shot and amir a mahdi thank you very much sir it's not our to have you on. thank you very much for having a professor i want to ask you how will these latest sanctions america by the trump of ministration play out how could they affect the iranian government and most importantly the iranian people. but obviously the sanctions to have an impact. that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem is the mess tic it's mismanagement and

part of the iran nuclear deal but that lack of support by the un and the security council does not faze the trump administration as kelly crap the us ambassador to the united states told the media quote we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass we do not find comfort based solely on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in an uncomfortable position of underwriting terrorism chaos and conflict refuse to be members of that club. ok well joining us now to discuss these sanctions and the current tensions between the u.s. and iran is the president founder of the american radio council and distinguished service professor at rutgers university who shot and amir a mahdi thank you very much sir it's not our to have you. thank you very much for having a professor i want to ask you how will these latest sanctions america by the trump of ministration play out how could they affect the iranian government and most importantly the iranian people. but obviously the sanctions do have an impact. that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem

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relations yet, that hasn't fazed the sectors. >> i think if anyone should be at risk here, it's apple the question to be asked is at what point is apple going to be a target when you consider the attacks on chinese companies that, again, maybe rightfully have come from over here but there's no question that tencent is one of the most strategically important chinese companies in the world n that's the one i would be more fearful of pushing around than huawei. >> tim >> the trump administration is correct to push back on this, but i'm not concern that forced technology transfer, you know, to combat forced technology transfer, which is really what they're trying to do with the bytedance/tiktok thing, is the way to do it when you think about it, our major innovative companies, facebook, amazon, google, they do not have access to china. that is a huge, huge market here all those companies are facing regulatory risks here in the u.s. something really does need to be done here, because our companies are desperate to get in there and the rules need to be fairer. and i actually do think they s

., joining us is sam's is ellie -- is sam fazeli. his lockdown light really going to work? sam: let's hope so. i was just looking at the cases in china, assuming the numbers are right. whatever they have done, they have done something right. only six cases in the past 30 days or whatever the number was. let's hope that europe does that. the good thing with the u.k.'s it has taken some steps a bit earlier than other european countries did. france and spain kind of watched their numbers run out of control a little bit before they started making moves, and the u.k. took intoteps before it went four digits, so let's hope that helped a bit, but at the end of the day, we just have to see whether that actually pans out. alix: at the same time, we are all looking for the vaccine. the latest is that one company could be starting to expose those that have the vaccine to the actual live virus. how does that work? sam: challenge studies, as they are called, are not abnormal in these trials. a good story is the anti-allergy set up, where people are given the allergen and see how the dru

>> we really need the full data from the faze three trials. we need to see both ef ficacy ad safety data to make sure we can feel confident and a really solid plan for distributing the vaccine in a timely manner and in an equitable one. you noted that they made recommendations for the vaccine distribution, they're asking for a time line in which we'll see a time line in distributioning the vaccine. cdc asked for data about hospitalizatio hospitalizations, to have full information quickly so that we can make a plan to distribute the vaccine to places that need it the most. we can't wait, this is not, you know, we can't downplay the pandemic and then also say, we need to have this vaccine immediately the truth is, this is the most devastating health crisis our country has ever faced, vaccines are so urgent and we're doing everything we can but the science needs to take the right amount of time so we're not pushing out something that's danger to the american people. >> one of the raging debates in this country is about schools, universities and c

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headliners pretty humiliating, so you might expect joe biden would be annoyed by this, but he wasn't fazed in the slightest, assuming he understood what happened. in fact, joe biden appears to believe that he is in fact running for vice president. this is real footage from yesterday.ag >> harris-biden administration is going to relaunch that effort and push it further and make it easier for military spouses and veterans to find meaningful careers. >> tucker: a harris-biden administration. it's worth noting that joe biden appears to be reading from a teleprompter, naturally, as he said those words, so maybe the campaign has just gone ahead and mamade it official. maybe this is how they're fighting the patriarchy. it's the harris-biden ticket. joe biden is just along for the ride. judge jeanine pirro is a fox news host, author of the book "don't lie to me and stop trying to steal our freedom," we are happy to have her on tonight. thanks for coming on. is it better just to be honest about it and say yeah, it's the kamala, however you pronounce her name, that harris had biden administration, d

>>but they don't seem to faze by let's head to the coliseum the southpaw shoarma nia getting the start today for the green and gold. bottom of the 6th astro's up one nothing one on for matt olson. this is a day after he gets his golden glove. he reminds us he's pretty good at the plate too. the 2 run dinger by also puts the a's ahead, compean knife now aides up to alex bregman lines one into center field and look at this web gem by ramon lori spectacular grab to end the game a's win 3 to 2. they're 6 and a half games up with i think about 18 games left that might be popping bottles by next weekend. let's hope they do. manager bob melvin on his stellar pitching staff this five-game series. >>into that line up with type of that we had throughout this entire series was phenomenal. so yeah, i mean what we're looking for hard to do, but it's what we're looking for. >>and to the giants taking on the padres in san diego part of a nine-game road trip this nine-game road trip will probably define their season. they're currently down 6 to one in the bottom of the 8th will have those for highligh

worried about how they'd fare through a packed schedule full of double headers they did not seem to be fazed one bit let's go down but not out to the coliseum the southpaw sean minaya getting the start today for the green and gold bottom of the 6 after that one to nothing at all from at all since this is a day after he got his golden glove. he reminds us he's pretty good at the plate too that's a 2 run dinger all son put the a's ahead. top of the 9th. is up to us alex bregman he lines one into center looks like it's going to get to that gap, but no sir ramon makes the spectacular grab to end the game. go up 3 to one and that's they win by that score too they're 6 and a half games up in west with i think 18 left to go so maybe by next weekend. they could be popping some bubbly all righty let's head south to orlando nba playoff bubble. there's lebron black lives matter rockets lakers game 4 of the western conference semis 3rd quarter lakers already of 18. lebron with the full-court pass to anthony davis and the fao 25 points on the night for davis rockets would rally back from 23 down but. thi

because that phase iii trial is halted, doesn't mean it has any impact on any of the other faze iii trials. so it should not necessarily change, although you have one of the runners out of the race. >> so new information today about children that half a million children have tested positive from coronavirus. and the numbers have increased 15% as the kids head to school. what does that tell you? >> this definitely throws a wrench in this idea that we've had for a long time that children are immune. and you keep hearing people in powerful places like the president say that they are immune. they're not. they can get this disease. what remains to be good news is that it looks like their disease is just not as serious on average as an adult. and that's really good news. and this also may be a function of the fact that now that we know that kids can get disease, doctors are checking more often. so you're doing a lot more testing and the number of cases you're going to find go up. which is a good thing. we want to test and know who has it, because we want to make sure we're providing those people

including myself worried about how they'd fare 3 packed schedule full of double headers they don't seem fazed a bit so i should probably be quite a stick to my job of not worrying about what the a's are doing to the coliseum the south called shoarma nia. getting the start today for the green and gold bottom of the 6 a's up ash rose up one nothing as matt austin he just got his golden glove yesterday and he reminds us, you know what i can hit the ball to not all defense here. top of the 9th now a's up to alex bregman. you think that's going into the gap but ramon laureano tracks it down great grab to end the game. a's win 3 to one there 6 and a half games up in west with a team to go sitting pretty. let's go to san diego that's where the giants were taking on the padres game, one of a three-game set bottom of the first no score too long for mitch moreland he sends one into center field it's over murray cod, new bonds head. 2 runs will come into score podrias taken early 2 nothing lead. got a little uglier for the giants here bottom of the 3rd hyder is up 2 to nothing up to i'm sorry that many

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me because i never saw it and really fazed me because i never saw itandi really fazed me because i never saw it and i know social media is an evil thing where things are exaggerated quite a lot so for me to be an eyewitness is something that has happened has been quite an emotional night went to the point i am actually still shellshocked by what has happened. i am not sure i have fully comprehended the extent of what tonight was, in front of my eyes and how closely i was involved with it. cara, we are very grateful to you talking to us. please say it isa to you talking to us. please say it is a major incident and told us there are multiple injuries but they have not given a substantial information so we are grateful for you to paint a picture of what you saw. an eyewitness of last night. west midlands police are aware of comments like cara that gunshots we re comments like cara that gunshots were fired but that has not been reported to them. obviously quite a complicated picture, obviously a noisy picture and for everybody else who was there this morning. a major incident declared. at 20

sam fazeli there. let's get over to dani burger right now for a market check. dani: we are seeing big divergence between u.s. futures and european equities. i think it is really notable, we have very broad gains in the european index, up nearly 1.5%, and we are seeing most regions, most sectors driving those gains higher. some more high beta names like autos and real estate. part of the reason it might be rallying is because we don't have tech weighing down on it. when you look at the difference between nasdaq and s&p 500 futures, s&p 500 futures barely changed at this point. nasdaq futures are down by more than 0.5%. it was down nearly 1% earlier, but still, some of the concerns over the froth in the market over the past couple of days still lingering over the labor day holiday. when we look at what currencies are doing, sterling declining against the dollar for its fourth consecutive day, trading at $1.31. this is its longest klein since june. boris johnson saying he won't compromise on what he sees as key issues in brexit negotiations. we are looking at the

fazeli. sally -- sam let's get the bloomberg business flash. >> uber is considering buying daimler and bmw's ride-hailing. it is interested in free now. the deal could be confiscated -- complicated by the market which would make it difficult to agree on a price. it would boost market share in europe and latin america. jp morgan says most of its consumer staff will work from home until 2021. it is a break from wall street operations which told senior traders to return to work. excludes a sumve operation. consumer units have about 122,000 staff. tiffany after pulling out of its purchase of the jeweler. the luxury giant says the decision was driven by the french government's decision. tiffany sued lvmh earlier this month to force it to go ahead with the deal. thanks very much. let's get your morning calls. juliette saly joins us now. we have been covering breaking news from japan. this has been a parent and child deal. for those who have not been following this that closely, bring us up-to-date

sam fazeli from bloomberg intelligence. willes from the market we get your stocks to watch. 10 minutes until the start of equities trading and shell in focus. the company is cutting as many as 9000 jobs by the end of 2022. anna: welcome back to the market open. the first session in europe after the first presidential debate of 2020 and european equity market futures point to the downside. individual stock stories to dive into. your dani burger has stocks to watch and shell in focus because of job losses announced. jobs between 7000 and 9000 by the end of 2022. the ceo, saying we need a simpler, more streamlined and more competitive organization. you've got to love some of the euphemisms of calling this more streamlined but it says they will save an annualized cost of $2 billion to $2.5 billion. this really as to a growing list of the oil majors who have had to pull back on costs to really deal with the impact of the coronavirus and the weakening demand for oil between slashing dividends and job cuts. charges,impairment shal

this will not faze him one bit. host: even if it is the president himself making these statements? caller: let me tell you what is on my mind. like trumpnds talking to the guy how he feels. he knew bob would sell the stuff, and trump has rubbed elbows with all of these people for years. publict sounds like the are lighting their hair on fire, just like the guy says. host: if he knew this stuff, should he have said something along the lines about the seriousness early on? said march 30k he is the last time he heard somebody say anything, march 30 he said it. host: he knew about the seriousness by early february, should he have said something then? caller: i thought maybe that pelosi, i hate to bring this up going to, when i heard pelosi and a few more politicians downplay this and joe biden did too, i felt like they did not want people to panic, they did not think it was serious, going to chinatown and partying. i think i a lot of them had things to say, they did not know what they were talking about. thenhing this big, and when the president found out more, he went along with it an

she was not a woman who could be easily fazed, i can tell you. given that you interviewed her, i know actors could asked this all the time, but could you judge whether she preferred film or theatre? did she have a preference? i don't believe she did but i think she had a wonderful mid—career renascence, at the almeida theatre when she was rediscovered. jonathan kent and ian mcdiarmid encouraged her to play a huge range of roles and she was spectacularly versatile, absolutely remarkable and that was lucky because it doesn't always happen to people who get a second wind like that. she started at the royal shakespeare company, classical actress, through and through, but thrilled to do anything to which she brought all these wonderful qualities of wet and penetration that whoever what said she was sharp intellectual it was absolutely right. it's funny you mention that, i was lucky enough to see that production of who's afraid of virginia woolf? and that's a long and gruelling play as anyone knows, but it was a fantastic performance and really remin