Two economic policymakers appeared to clash over whether to preserve emergency lending programs designed to shore up the economy. Global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im karina mitchell. This is bloomberg. Is 1 00 p. M. In new york. Welcome to bloomberg markets. Here are the top stories we are following. , u. S. Joblessly claims increasing for a second week last week. Incomes downed 0. 7 . The data open to interpretation. We will ask Julia Coronado what she thinks. The economic numbers may not be welcome news to retailers as they enter the important Holiday Shopping season. Later, we speak to mark cohen. And a soccer top of mind with baritone,g of diego we will talk to the ceo of fubotv, which has been booming subscriber growth. Lets take a check of the markets. Lowvolume today, the last session before markets are closed tomorrow and a shortened session friday. The s p 500 improving a l
261,000 americans of lost their lives due to the virus. Almost 13 million cases have been recorded in the country california just saw the biggest singleday increase in covid cases since the beginning of the pandemic in the last 24 hours, california has appointed more than 18,000 new cases. The States Health Department Says hospitalizations are up 88 over the last 2 weeks and icu admissions are up 57 over the last 2 weeks in total there are more than a million recorded cases in california and nearly 19,000 related deaths as cases continue to surge across california and the Latin X Community has become the hardest hit from the virus today Santa Clara County leaders issued a desperate plea for the Latin Community in particular to avoid large gatherings this thanksgiving well for Jonathan Mccall is here he has more on this story Jonathan Demme can heres something to keep in mind 26 of the population in Santa Clara County hispanic. They now make up nearly 60 of all the covid19 cases their l
Eating that thanksgiving lunch in the backyard. Sonoma and napa will be some of our breezier spots also fairly breezy unconquered livermore in san jose. So again, its still good weather to get out there and just want to anticipate the potential catches that is strong wind could provide for you. Now skies will remain beautiful unclear a very quiet picture in radar not just for the bay area. But all a quiet across the region even the Northern Tier of the state right against oregon, which saw a few isolated showers yesterday has really cleared up today, 30s 40s and 50s depending on where youre at san jose youre at 41. Now you were in the upper 30s earlier palo alto in conquered egypt, 39 degrees currently along with cloverdale well petaluma and nevado as well as napa each in the 50s a lot of wear your temperatures at right now depends on the winds that youre seeing napa and santa rose or so much warmer than yesterday partly because its a breezy morning for you. Well oakland, a little bit
Sonoma counties right now temperatures are in the 50s and 60s pittsburgh conquered livermore all at 63 degrees. 50s and timber on San Francisco berkeley as well as up into napa and santa rosa. Later today, those 50s and 60s become 70s to 80s for most of the bay, a few 90s inland. Ive got more on your forecast still to come james. Very much john time now is 4. 31 our big election headline this morning. Presumptive democratic president ial nominee, joe biden is expected to announce his choice for Vice President this week. Hes promised that his running mate will be a woman and among the top candidates. In contention are california representative karen bass, former National Security adviser susan rice and california senator kamala harris. California representative Maxine Waters believes that biden will pick a black woman to be his Vice President. Its going to be stored or whoever it is do i believe that is going to be an africanamerican woman. I certainly do wait African American women hav
Defends the facing these pieces of art work by saying that they are antitrump messages and they are antipolice messages but the youth artists that are behind these pieces of artwork say they were just trying to start a thoughtful conversation around race here in palo alto but instead they were met with racism. The holy spirit. A police cell phone video captures a man spray painting over youth art work supporting black lives what debates are taking place saturday morning along University Avenue in palo alto is unfortunate to see that happening here so close to home and such a place where its like you expect them to just be more progressive jeremy kovatto saw the unidentified man in the lives of the art with gold paint as he shouted about chinese death camps and how the artwork was devices trying to silence a whole group in youre talking about divide it didnt really match up where where shes trying to. I guess conca promote anti racist police by being thats what thats what were seeing am