race in america and the historian, h w brand, discuss the history of social justice movements in america. now the impact of covid 19 in our everyday lives. welcome, everybody, to covid 19, how it has changed us. i can t see you but we have several guests here and i appreciate your coming. very smart and interesting men, they will tell us about themselves but first i will briefly introduce both of them but, the impact of coronavirus on the way we live, his name is nicholas christakes, sterling professor of social and natural science at gail university. and the unending war between humanity and infectious disease. the center for global development. and and to beijing, previous books about global progress and he will tell us about the work he does. thank you for joining us. let s start with doctor chris talkis. what do you do? why you do it and your book? change wasn t expecting to do the autobiography but i am a physician, i was a hospice doctor taking care of people who were
merkel is said to have warned germany could exceed 19,000 cases in a day. trump and joe biden square off in the first presidential debate tonight. bloomberg television and radio will have special coverage and analysis on the head-to-head. 6:00 a.m. in london, 7:00 a.m. in frankfurt and 9:00 a.m. in the difc. differencell it make to markets who wins technically? tell you what is questionable, who is the greatest of them all? slightly schizophrenic in the equity market but do you want to walk naked for the next 30 days into an election and be short the dollar? we will take a look at the dollar. kitties is the carry trade getting unpacked. the short dollar by the e.m. buy the em. this is the biggest losing trade out there. bmp into the election, high vol, there will be a better opportunity. the fx carry trade is down nearly 3% this quarter, adding to the dollar. do you walk naked into the woods into a u.s. election with no dollars around your neck? let s talk about the marke
infections rising not only in europe, but also in specific european countries. let s get to the markets. the focus is also another currencies. euro-dollar on the back of what we heard from christine lagarde. investors toward u.s. fiscal stimulus. the bloomberg first word news. here in london with me is leigh-ann gerrans. is considering fresh sanctions on iran. they may target more than a dozen banks and label the entire finance industry off-limits. the move would effectively leave iran isolated from the global economy. a wrong has already been crushed by the loss of oil sales thanks to american restrictions. french president emmanuel macron says he has agreed to meet the opposition leader of belarus, as he looks to persuade his eu colleagues that he is serious about confronting russia. the eu is holding a summit later this week to discuss potential sanctions against moscow for not cooperating on belarus. fears the u.k. could be facing a long-term increase in the size of the s
the last 19 seconds. we are up 52. the nasdaq up 223. so here s the situation. we are indeed about to get an update from the president s physician on the president s condition and breaking news of the timing of his discharge. we will take you straight to walter reed army medical center as soon as the briefing begins. we are told 3:00 p.m. eastern. it s right now, 3:00 p.m. eastern. we are watching it. little moving target but we have the cameras set up. the testing storm that whipped through the white house since the president tested positive last friday is shining a bright light on xpresspa at this hour. tomorrow it will roll out its rapid testing site at jfk in new york. diagnosis in five minutes for anybody at the airport now, passengers, workers and first responders. ahead of that, you are about to get an exclusive first look, the walk-around at the brand new testing center from the ceo who is there on site. a full 24 hours before they open. and the latest entrant in
i think we could have won without patent. i think we could have one without lemonade i don t think lemay. the greeks would ve even thought or without dallas stars, the emperor would not have recovered much of the western part of the byzantine-roman empire. i don t think there was a union general allies who could ve taken atlanta at the cost that we took it, very small cost compared to was going on in virginia i don t know anybody who could ve done what matthew ridgeway and i wish i could ve said they were american generals, not very many could ve done what david petraeus did. i was trying to look at unique individual struck history chronologically to try to remind us that even the therapeutic, sociological and of high-tech that the human qualities remain constant across time and space. few readers and few historians would dispute that some of the people that you select were indeed saviors for the country. and i think there s a great example undoubtedly, he said the greek