the world s most gold medal awarded tequila. . public health officials in california are testing for a new, possibly more contagious variant of the coronavirus. we ll ask a virologist about whether he think it s already here in the bay area. many businesses like this one are bracing for a decision out of washington about a second round of possible stimulus money. we ll show you when the rain returns. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. i wouldn t be surprised if it s already here. a new variant of the coronavirus is spreading across the globe. health experts say it could already be in the bay area without us even knowing. i m dion lim. public health researchers are keeping a close eye on a coronavirus variant that has been spreading quickly through the uk. matt boon learned more about that variant tonight, and some experts think it s already in the u.s. reporter: the latest from the cdc is that that new variant still has not been detected in the u.s., although t
high-profile alumni who continue to shape the business community including morgan stanley chairman and ceo james gorman. i m very surprised at where rates are. i d expect by the end of the year, the 10 year would be 3%. i was dead wrong. jason: we will hear more from james gorman in other chats and many topics are also covered in this week s issue. . carol: that included a top story, the u.s.-china trade war. as goodwill lifted financial markets, financial editor peter coy warns of consequences. peter: in a way, it is as if the u.s. and china seem intent on dividing the world into two separate spheres, which is really globalization in reverse, and to use a more recent analogy, it is more like the period after world war ii and the cold war when there was a soviet bloc and the western countries. and not doing very much commerce with each other. very separate, and that was not good for prosperity for anyone, and risk is we will go that way now. carol: we have smart conversatio
including morgan stanley chairman and ceo james gorman. i m very surprised at where rates are. i d expect by the end of the year, the 10 year would be 3%. i was dead wrong. jason: we will hear more from james gorman in other chats and many topics are also covered in this week s issue. carol: that included a top story, the u.s.-china trade war. as goodwill lifted financial markets, financial editor peter coy warns of consequences. peter: in a way, it is as if the u.s. and china seem intent on dividing the world into two separate spheres, which is really globalization in reverse, and to use a more recent analogy, it is more like the period after world war ii and the cold war when there was a soviet bloc and the western countries. and not doing very much commerce with each other. very separate, and that was not good for prosperity for anyone, and risk is we will go that way now. carol: we have smart conversations at the columbia business school this week, featured in our show
high-profile alumni who continue to shape the business community including morgan stanley chairman and ceo james gorman. i m very surprised at where rates are. i d expect by the end of the year, the 10 year would be 3%. i was dead wrong. jason: we will hear more from james gorman in other chats and many topics are also covered in this wii s issue. a top that included story, the u.s.-china trade war. as goodwill lifted financial markets, financial editor peter coy warns of consequences. in a way, it is as if the u.s. and china seem intent on dividing the world into two separate spheres, which is really globalization in reverse, and to use a more recent analogy, it is more like the period after world war ii and the cold war when there was a soviet bloc and the western countries. and not doing very much commerce with each other. very separate, and that was not good for prosperity for anyone, and risk is we will go that way now. carol: we have smart conversations at the colum
to shape the business community including morgan stanley chairman and ceo james gorman. i m very surprised at where rates are. i d expect by the end of the year, the 10 year would be 3%. i was dead wrong. jason: we will hear more from james gorman in other chats and many topics are also covered in this week s issue. carol: that included a top story, the u.s.-china trade war. as goodwill lifted financial markets, financial editor peter coy warns of consequences. in a way, it is as if the u.s. and china seem intent on dividing the world into two separate spheres, which is really globalization in reverse, and to use a more recent analogy, it is more like the period after world war ii and the cold war when there was a soviet bloc and the western countries. and not doing very much commerce with each other. very separate, and that was not good for prosperity for anyone, and risk is we will go that way now. carol: we have smart conversations at the columbia business school this