george floyd which featured grieved mother dolly mccain young activist healer omer and veteran campaigner medea benjamin hidden from trinidad says that agenda is no different today but our position is different we re not like our forefathers we know the terrain victor from ghana says they think we don t see or understand things those days are gone maybe says i keep hearing people attempting to justify what happened to george floyd by saying he was a criminal but 2 wrongs do not and never have made a right arab or from ghana says did he deserve to die for the so-called crime he committed peace must prevail this time around sami from ghana says that it s always a time for actions and reaction this is the time the entire african fraternity has been waiting for it s time for the hands of equality before the law to work floyd is the trigger to put the law to its feet i m just i m just back says the criminal was not fleeing he resisted arrest and goes on to say it was an accident h
. i m sumi so much god it s good to have you with us turkish president. is in berlin as part of a three day bridge building visit he was welcomed by german president fine foster steinmeyer before heading to the chancellery he is now attending a working lunch with the chancellor angela merkel the two are hoping to mend their relationship which was fractured after turkey imprisoned thousands of people including german citizens following a failed coup attempt but michael s government is being criticized for rolling out the red carpet for at one just bite opposing his policies some politicians are even boycotting today s events and protests are taking place in the capital. let s start our coverage with our chief political editor michelle i couldna she s outside the chancery where president or everyone is holding those talks with chancellor merkel hi michelle good to see you so the turkish president the german chancellor there talking over lunch right now what is on the agenda wha
since september. bigdr pepper is today s winner surging on the news of a $18 billion approach from coffee keurig.yo betty: that is a lot of caffeine to start your morning with. we saw age-old in the treasury market. they, it was really about bond market, and that is spooking investors. i want to pull up this chart. the yieldlking about curve flattening, there was a miss read of that, and we know primarily a big reason for that is the shorter end of the yield curve was rising faster than the long curve. now it seems the 10 and the 30, which were lacquered, is finally playing catch-up. given the movement we saw today, that catch up might move up pretty quickly. we talked about what a wild week it was for traders. announcing how much issuance they re going to be having for this year, and also the report is a recipe for higher yields, and also the dollar catching up with this rising yield. you heard analysts with reports saying it is not going to last they arebecause saying, yo
everyone is trying to get their head around. that is the lack of wage growth. megan: this is a strong piece about something we are deeply fascinated about. american workers, global workers are fascinated about. and that is, why, we see unemployment reaching or touching lows, a full unemployment state, why are we not seeing wages growing faster? traditionally if you have a compression, more demand for workers, we have millions of open jobs in america but we still see stagnant or slow wage growth. and what we are really exploring is this is not just an american , phenomenon, its global. places like japan and the u.k. but, how we can jump start the wage growth. it is difficult to pinpoint to civic reasons why it s happening, but there are measures that can be taken to correct it. carol: they talk about things like advancements in technology, and things you can t rollback at this point. the role of maybe unions and all of this. megan: this is talked about quite a bit. over the pa
the adp employment report in july ahead of the jobs numbers on friday and at 8:30, the treasury refund announcement. they are refunding the treasury. they are going to be trying to limiting the effect of the fed reducing its balance sheet. also what 8:30 this morning eastern time, alix steel will interview goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein. lester s speaks at a business conference, and john williams speaks in las vegas on monetary policy. late yesterday we got news of apple earnings for its third quarter and the tech giant beat estimates on earnings per share, robust growth and strong projections on revenue for the rest of the year. here to take us through the numbers is angelo zino. he has a $170 target of the price and is joining us from adam sitslittle as area, bloomberg s tech reporter. give us the numbers that are most important to you. adam: the biggest thing is now about looking forward. there have been some concerns about the next iphone that adam apple will be prod