because what constituted to a letter was a letter, morse code was morse code. so the cipher enable you to switch out. you can change it every week, prearrange to change it every week. make a v this week, make an l next week, and the alphabet shifts. so it was an idea that was very portable. >> off-topic time of the evening, did you find the recent three-part series on grant to be accurate and fair? >> that's a heavy question. i thought it was more than fair, more than accurate, in some ways. the greatd achievements of grant and his amazing talent. seeing action for relentlessness. made a strong case that he did not win the war just because of superior numbers and ruthlessness, and willingness to take casualties, but out of a master plan. what it didn't do was talk about his shortcomings. none of them, that i think is worth remembering, is his zeal to root out spies, disloyalty, risk perfections. in 1862d all jews theater of the war. it saw jews from paducah, kentucky leaving their homes in search of rescue. this order had to be countermanded at lincoln's insist

we have edward morse of is about and what it is what mr. buffett did yesterday. and downstreamam with the hummer h2 full of the latest flavor of gasoline, and then there is midstream where mr. buffett looked at pipelines of opinion. tell us about the midstream value play. are there many more dominions to be played? edward: there are. we are in a distressed and asment at the moment you look forward american production of oil and gas will grow. as it grows, those that have the capacity to move it to where it is needed will get the throughput boost and that will increase the value of those properties depending on where they are. is a sappy play we think. on the sappy play pipeline industry or the natural gas universe? edward: the natural gas has been beaten up in a different way from the oil side. we have another thing that happened yesterday, namely court deciding that dakota access pipeline had to be shot on august 5. that could create an opportunity for an extreme play. if you cannot get out from the get out someave to other way. there are other dislocations othe

next round of stimulus will break down the key sticking points and a "worldwide exchange" exclusive ed morse making phone calls the investment is his best bet right now. you'll hear it here on "worldwide exchange" on cnbc >> good morning, good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. from here in the states, i'm brian sullivan kicking off with the big blue. no real rbi today. let's call this the rbi. ibm is up some 5 in the pre-market if the gains hold there on ibm and they may not if they do, that could ad 45 points to the dow at the open. ibm your rbi it is very rare that ibm rises after earnings according to our own earnings guru, this is the 23rd eps beat. up bigly we'll call it ibm, your rbi and you are making investors today a little bit of dough. >> 70% of the time in the past five years, your stock appears to be down after earnings. this is the eighth straight quarter where sales are flat down on the year to those highe futures, the nasdaq showing gains right now. with the move yesterday, the s&p 500 is nos now positive on the year seemingly impossible

yeah of course well anymore where is a vast reservoir only in viruses so sarah sees circulating in morse's and most has a silent plea what in and more sweetness and more what they want to present it is easy but if aware of so sabera sees a jump rope that species the area infecting human and also well causing sufficient efficient human to human transmission then it'll be a problem problematic so what we really need to look into is the human animal interface where to be alert when to stage what is possible any virus he said jumping out front end was species went to humans so that we could pick those up and of course so well other efforts into under the law to help us on bryna when we talk about the animal human interface what sort of role do what markets play when it comes to the transmission of these viruses well human and more interface of course a lot oh well well from certainly aware markets a wet market to what is wound zos and also the assa where as you are see as a agriculture amount well for example as a backyard was a backyard poetry well as well so i see what we've been doing is th

yeah of course well anymore is a vast reservoir owning in viruses so it's merits he circulating in morse's and most has a silent what in and mars which means in most what they want to present it is easy but if aware of sosa barassi says jump rope is a species that area infecting human and also well causing sufficient efficient human to human transmission then utopia proper problematic so what we really need to look into is a human animal interface where to be alert what exit is to stage what is possible in a virus he said jumping out front end was species went to human so that we could pick those up and of course the well other efforts into. when we talk about the animal or human interface what sort of role do what markets play when it comes to the transmission of these viruses well human and more interface of course a lot oh well well from certainly aware markets a wet market to what is a wound zos and also the assa whereas you are busy as a couch and want well for example as a backyard was a becky and poetry well as well so i see what we've been doing is that we said. no i improve oh my

pressure prior to the coronavirus crisis and its other common effects for us as well they felt crises morse more so it would trouble already to some extent now this is a 2nd aspect is that what fundamental shift in the industry towards it will be live t.v. which will probably see more cuts not just you but across the more traditional manufacturers yes on the other hand to diamond we've heard that tesla is planning to take on more than 10000 workers for its new gig a factory in germany so why is tesla able to be hiring one of the car makers a firing. 1st of all a small note of course from the place at the moment applying for the various permits and they probably going to put forward an optimistic number in the number of people as they can hire but having said that they also fundamentally in a different position they don't have a legacy business the entirely towards these new growing business and 'd you know in that space you can high up not imo good probably as other manufacturers also high in that space but at the same time the more traditional business which tends to employ more people is

lower middle and upper atmosphere on mars and it's going to try and understand how the gas escape from morse. hope will be the 1st weather satellite to orbit mars researching phenomena like the planet's massive sun storms it will study weather and climate as the seasons change of ritu year period. the data is meant to help develop models of mars atmosphere and own sort of fundamental question why did mars change from a planet that would have supported life to an icy desert. space flight engineers from the emirates and the u.s. developed the satellite it was built in colorado it's meant to send a message of hope from the missions found at the prime minister of dubai to arab youth. and to reestablish the arabian peninsula's tradition of scientific leadership. the emirates want to launch their own economy into the future with innovation and reduce their dependence on oil. china on the other hand is setting its sights on a mosque lending say for the u.s. is the only country to have pulled it off china's satellite channel when one is expected to set a robot android from want your old town. on the

can stay as it is the crest dates back to the middle ages when black people were often described as morse today the term is viewed as derogatory but it's not intended to be demeaning according to coburg historian who battles harbored the emblem features st marie a black christian night he was martyred and is now come emirate aid. in it's possible if not to that extent i think the word more is ok. and the representation of a black man as the symbol of coburg is absolutely fine it's an expression of esteem and veneration for the saint so. that's not a view shared by 2 young billionaires who started an online petition against coburg coat of arms alicia archie is originally from the area for her calling a black man a more is no longer acceptable in the light of the black lives matter movement and especially not a figure with thick lips and a caribbean style earring. that you and i don't mind that suggests to some that all black people and all africans look the same a complete nonsense for a continent where people look totally different from one another. others find something exotic in it a fe

received the odd wording mark francis and one have nicely had to make the call on our morse. code the we would be why we should connect it. we analyzed dozens of similar reports and videos comparing them. coastlines and the position of the sun along was information from emergency calls official reports and eyewitness accounts. our conclusion refugees and migrants are being kept away from the greek coast at times by force it seems smart men often attack migrant boats on the open seas damaging them so they can't be steered and leaving them adrift sometimes they even actively force the boats back into true push waters a tactic known as push back. these prospects are against international law but it's difficult to establish for certain who these nest men actually are even though the evidence is apparently of. evidence such as this video. analysis of both structures let our colleagues from the investigative platform spelling cat and lighthouse report to clearly identify the d.m.v. as belonging to a greek coast guard ship. but greece denies using illegal methods the coast guard tol

back but africa's most successful radio drama series continues only this odes are available online morse you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighter to me and now . that i need them don't need me mad if you can figure that he's made it out in space and is now working so hopefully we can actually start charging the cot here. we are living during the most extraordinary time for st. francis ford coppola for the electric. man about. the auto and mobility show. up on a road trip with ribs and confront the old brain jacks i. needed at that time and he believed that ability i did but the next idea of it but how much did we because of his right 700 kilometers in an electric porsche take out for this weekend they beat the clock and the charging network. and the porsche they're in for cost. meanwhile taxi driver heidi has taken out time to take us for a wild ride in one of the most dangerous cities in the world must be papa new guinea. that's my nightmare. i didn't get it mostly people. so how long taught rave is ready to go. hi i'm my hu

fran san francisco's board of supervisors want to give owners morse time because more time because of the pandemic. >>> deadline today for thousands of california families to apply for free food benefits for their kids. the state program called pandemic ebt provides up to $365 in emergency food per child. it is open to all kids who are eligible for free or reduced priced school meals. 3.4 million families have already applied, but the state believes that there are another 400,000 children who qualify. you do have to apply online. we put the link on our website abc7news.com. >>> we are highlighting the work that people are doing to help build a better bay area in their communities during the coronavirus pandemic. each week night the boys and girls club of the peninsula gives out free meals to people in east palo alto and redwood city. volunteers have placed more than 120,000 meals into cars. each dinner is prepared by a local business who has seen its own struggles due to covid-19. >> they closed their restaurants but yet they supplied staff to come here and cook for us, upwards of 2,0

these wee morse by global heating after long droug and record rainfall, strong winds and very low humidity. it was a nightmare for firefighters to try to save all our amazing wildlife. koalas, wallabies, kangaroos, parrots, wombats, very few of them had any chanc of surviving, particularly the megafires that burned at such high temperatures. animals and peop died. ros: there wereuge efforts to saildlife. you remember these pictures from november, which went viral, this kabbalah called louis was plucked from a tree in the south hasn't taken tan animal hospital. sadly though, he didn't survive. this vid from kangaroo island was viewed more than one million times. rescued koalas we put in cars and even car boots and taken to shelters, but an estimated 25,000 koalas died just on that island. hot, dry conditions are rsing australian fire seasons on a long-term trend towards hotter andea drierer is directly connected to climate change. a professor from theniversity of sydney ordinated the wwf study. here he is saying what austria could be expecting next summer. >>na forly -- australia could be e

think it walked away from free trade to discourage the world to grow is economy peacefully but not by morse like the colonial power you know if the knowledge of c. colonies are intertwined in economic interests there would be no wars now the u.k. for its part the thing that worried the suspects would be sent from would be transferred later to mainland china under the extradition treaty do you think that is a valid concern. well it is a possibility but only if the charges on the 4 crimes sation subversion terrorism and crucially if external entity. also it is has to be under the bill criminality for any issue addition a suspect can only be extradited from one jurisdiction to and other if the person is suspected of an action that is a crime in both jurisdictions also the new law included protections they were not available in the mainland china such as references to the international covenant on civil and political rights and international covenant on economic social and cultural rights you know. a lot of that has meant a lot of u.k. intelligence officer informants in hong kong and some of th

yes historically or morse would be the person economic the. country subordinate to and the reason why and we saw the kind of what we know the asian the orderly and that sort of power 15 and 28 here is precisely because of those impressions. and when i had to have been to be clear i will then not the only ethnic group in ethiopia that has grievances and claims of you know being oppressed absolutely absolutely but what makes it all more somewhat different is the fact that they are the majority in that country so the 2nd. largest group in the country to become parents are people who actually have been caused them to be on power and if your benefit for a long period of time and then moves are relatively speaking small or inside so the fact that you have experienced that structure that saves we have a system that allows particular groups representation and out all of the region are able and also that. to share more of the same to now if you are the majority and if the system say's that in the only way to get to the present set of the same terms in

needs to be asking, are those risks adequately priced in, even if we think the fed will be there with morse fiscal -- with more physical stimulus. francine: are we in a bubble? no, i woulduld say not call this a bubble. do i think that some of this pricing particularly in the equity market is aggressive? i think there is a sense of inevitability, but that does not mean it translate into ever higher prices. at this stage i would not call surebubble, but i am not that all of the uncertainties that i described our adequately priced in. if we continue along the current trajectory for another 6-12 months, i think at that point we would be in bubble territory. alix: we will talk more about the european recovery, but i wonder if the story of it is time to rotate into value means rotate out of the u.s. into europe, or is it one of those buy u.s. tech at the same time question mark nathan: europe looks really attractive right now. in terms of their real economic performance, all of those economies are coming out of this covid episode together, and it feels like europe is well-positioned for recovery

occurring the company incorporated a digital watermark and i5 lyrics that spell out red—handed, in morse code. google's lyric boxes contain the watermark showing that your company stole what it couldn't or didn't want to produce yourself. after google executives stated they we re after google executives stated they were investigating this problematic behaviour genius created another experiment to determine the scope of the misappropriation and it turned out hundred and 71 songs for the watermark wa5 apply, 43% showed clear evidence. your company which advertises itself as a doorway to freedom take advantage of this company, all but extinguishing genius' freedom to compete. google i5 genius' freedom to compete. google is supposed to connect people to information. your corporate values once stood for freedom, platform that let capitalism flourish and help bring countless people across the globe out of poverty. my question to you, mr pichai, did you think google could get away with following china wa5 think google could get away with following china was not corporate espionage playbook if y

was spied upon methods like lifting fingerprints from glasses he drank from to stealing he and miss morse's children's nappies expand on that for us if you would why would mr gore's own want these details out there. well it's. just into it and of course many many people were viewed illegally by this surveillance including me and the most important people who were spied upon were his lawyers now in any civilized jurisdiction anywhere in the world . that would have the case against julian assange thrown out because under cover they may have called themselves but we now have revealed who they were working for they were working for united states intelligence there were or flying every month to las vegas of all places and handed over to a consortium led by sheldon adelson the tapes the pulls of the not please and the fingerprints and all the rest and you don't need to be einstein to warco what mr adelson then did with the material you handed over to u.s. intelligence just strengthen the case of the u.s. prosecutors and saw this should absolutely demolish the case against julian assange. for you

government would do better to listen to what he says from the business community in britain who are morse likely to be affected by this move she then went on to say that china would do its best to protect its own companies and now she was also asked whether the chinese government reflects quite a strong editorial piece that was released today on global times which is a government mouthpiece newspaper and that again also used very strong words to attack essentially the u.k. government calling it a weak link when it came to other western allies saying that this was a bore but china shouldn't worry too much and that china should retaliate because of this move otherwise other western countries might get the wrong idea and think that it's it's ok to bully china now quaternion did not mention any details about how beijing might move forward in response to this but she didn't mention that chinese companies who have investments or do trade with the u.k. should reconsider that business because of what she called a risky business environment let's hear more what watching had to say on that. it's us

lauren morse, thank you very much. —— to test per day if needed. manchester city has overturned a two—year ban from european competition. the club won an appeal after uefa imposed the ban for a breach of its rules on financial fair play. the court of arbitration for sport has also reduced a £27 million fine for not co—operating with the investigation to £9 million. andy swiss reports. there are a club that's accustomed to winning, but this is manchester city's biggest victory yet. they had been facing a two year european ban after claims that following their first premier league title in 2012 the club spent more money than they we re the club spent more money than they were allowed to by exaggerating the value of sponsorship deals. but today the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland overturned their ban. manchester city did not disguise equity funding and sponsorship contributions, they said. their exclusion from participation in uefa club competitions is lifted. city always denied the allegations. a ban could have cost them hundreds

and greece's capital morse's europe's biggest urban renewal project in a bid to boost its post corrado coronavirus economy. i know that. much of indonesia the philippines as well as typically saying a fair few showers and thunderstorms this time of year as we go through sunday nothing really is much different it was still a very heavy rain across much of borneo across into silhouette and some particularly heavy down poles into southern as the combo jewels work their way across into vietnam as well it's not also shows a across into some arch of the malay peninsula but even here as we go through monday i want to have your downfalls lyta spells of rain generally across much of the java and then and australia's mostly clear and fine we've still got those showers across the southeast and try to conditions as well really on sunday is going to new zealand some very strong winds pushing in some rather heavy rain as we go through the day clouds across much of the southeast asia see some sunshine up into britain meanwhile in perth as a front just of flirting with the southwest that could bring s

salt but it's true if you walk around the city of beijing it does look like things are back to normal morse businesses are open now restaurants are back. people are back to work generally and travel restrictions have also ease you no longer have to due to weeks of coron if you travel domestically most cases you just have to take a nucleic acid test so that is definitely good news and we did have this new beijing outbreak which happened at the end of may be getting of june which was very concerning very frustrating which so many neighborhoods plunged back into lockdown and many restrictions tightened again but the government did act quickly on that and more than 11000000 people were tested in the weeks following that new cluster and that seems to have worked because in the last few days we've had 0 local transmissions in beijing so we have this rebound but it's fair to say the still a great deal of uncertainty. absolutely i mean there we've heard from chinese officials and they say that judging from these figures they're very hopeful but in the next few quarters going to see about 5 percent

francine: that is ed morse speaking to us earlier. the u.s. secretary of state, mike pompeo, is in denmark for talks. ecb president christine lagarde will participate in a washington post live webinar. istral bank vice president also speaking online. his speeches scheduled for 4:00 p.m.. andy goldman sachs chief executive joins -- and the .oldman sachs chief executive coming up, what are the risks and what are the opportunities are private equity in this exceptional year he? point managingd partner william jackson. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. hong kong has reported a record daily local virus cases with 105 infections, so we need to keep and i on that as it will be a benchmark on whether a city can get rid of the virus or at least flatten the curve significantly and try to protect itself as we are seeing a rise in hong kong. the second piece of news we need to bring your attention to after the focus on the chinese consulate in houston, wher

here on the satellite and there's actually an area of low pressure which is spreading across every day morse's but really feeding in all this moisture the wind you can see the direction they're taking and pushing this rain particularly to the north and the central areas what it does those keep the rains away from the my peninsula sumatra wanted to shine and thunderstorms but it should stay dry sun in java not only on thursday but also on friday that rain though it's a very heavy at times we could see as much as $200.00 millimeters through central and northern areas of the philippines and also on friday heavy amounts of rain pushing through areas of combos and all that towards the now for australia some improving picture across the southeast in particular of course this coastal area of new south wales this mashing and say hey this cloud this is tied to that low pressure system it so work his face that we southwards tools a new zealand but carrying out very nicely. in the wake of that system me while trying to find enjoy i want to shout as possible on friday just long these a fall south coastal

moscow's defense ministry says event involved a small space vehicle inspecting one of its satellites morse dogs in the u.s. department of justice and homeland security say they will investigate the use of force by federal agents during recent protests democrats say the forces improperly detained in transported racism demonstrators in portland and in washington d.c. the police killing of unarmed black man george floyd in may triggered an ongoing wave of protests against systemic racism and police brutality across the united states. u.s. president to donald trump's formal oil michael cohen is being released from prison and sent back to whom confinement a judge concluded the government to target current for planning to publish a book about trump ocurred was sent home from jail inmate due to the coronavirus pandemic but he was imprisoned again 2 weeks ago and he's been in solitary confinement since current percent in 2018 for directing hush payments to 2 women who claimed they had affairs with trump. still ahead here on al-jazeera talk to farmers in sudan's blue nile state worried about water

morse recently erica along with the local history laboring at the saratoga springs public library and the adult services and local history library at the skylar ville public by braylon with her colleague jack scott from the southern adirondack -- adirondack library has been leaving a fingerprint documented covid-19 in the southern adirondack a project to collect first-hand accounts of life during the coronavirus in real time to create a people's history of covid-19. the 34 member library the adirondack labor system works in tandem with our communities to document this historical pandemic. everyone is welcome to participate in this collaborative effort to capture the impact of the virus in our region. and finally and certainly not least ellen beal the founder and president of the saratoga book festival. she is a former international book editor in publishing executive at "national geographic" looks for travel migrants publishing and writing press where she made the editorial development in multilingual publishing projects. while serving as a volunteer reading could she became deeply in

edward morse of citigroup just reporting moments ago, mix it very clear that this is about and much lesse about public good and public service. speaking of public service, he has been a public good for his united kingdom and for the global their logical community, steven riley is absolutely definitive in imperial college, on the migration of bacteria and viruses. the early the best in the world on infectious disease dynamics. that will be next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." she has an important conversation with the gentleman from the bank of england, and the gentleman from the federal reserve system from new york. that will be something this morning. guy johnson. conversation of the day on this horrific pandemic. steven riley of imperial college london is absolutely definitive on how this virus moves from big, ugly, urban areas out to rural areas. he is with us today on the linkage between cases and deaths. know it isiley, i not a simple relationship. cases grow and that he could figure out where the deaths will be on the path. are we any smarter in that linkage f

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nejra: that was global head of commodities at citigroup ed morse talking to bloomberg. peter is still with us. this simultaneous rally in gold and silver say to you about the market mindset? should we interpret it simply as gold rallying with the expectation of prolonged low interest rates? a silver rally because there is some hope in the market of a continued rebound and industrial demand, even if consumer demand remains depressed? peter: i think it is probably a combination of all of them. the gold rally is obviously not new. it has been with us. zero everywhere. that means you don't get any or relatively little income from holding fixed income assets. that obviously means holding gold relatively speaking as more advantageous. on top of it, there's all sorts of risks ranging from reflation on the one hand to some kind of calamity in the world. any sort of for safe asset even more attractive. when you look at the pricing relatively speaking between the two metals you mentioned, silver is relatively cheap to gold. it is catching up now, particularly in an environment wh

of also on the hog so that under his youth i did the mid to going to morse a lot in the face. and i'm a dog in a little conflict got a full bore about the one others. about on saw some of you on my home all of 30 god and balanced i will soon have. you can sit side because of the thought of me. feel to me so much more i sat down and would you would let me have that house full and then what about me to do it in that. with what i said did that i mean it did you did i'm filling my mouth because gullible said i and that was still for a little walk my dog that is in that that you were that night for the muscle or. he left it more often as writing wiseass it is likely it that i hate and i miss just be it that i was sad that night. the palestinian authority has limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in 19931995 the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into 3 distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area a constitutes about 18 percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security contro

. >> reporter: it allocate morse money for relief payments than the cares act did and broadens who can qualify. >> i'm saying trillions. trillion for state and local. trillion for unemployment insurance, and direct payments. trillion with a tr. >> however, the heros act likely won't pass a republican tighter bill. we can't see posting $3 trillion, $4 trillion, every three months. >> we need to look at liability protections. >> reporter: leader mcconnell said they can look at another stimulus bill when they return from recess in a little over a week. >> meantime, the results of a small study looking at pregnancy and covid-19 show that the virus can indeed be passed on g me with more in len bernstein. thank you for being here. this was a very small sampling, but does provide an important look at pregnancy and coronavirus. >> yeah, thanks for having me. you're exactly right. i think you should think of this as bread crumbs at the beginning of a very a glimpse of what may be possible, unfortunately, which is the passage of this virus from mother to child inute row >> let's talk about what

those that got more of the dose of influenza a, got morse pick>> reporter: in the current pandemic, tested on hamsters. >> they put a mask all of the cage. they post them to cover 19. >> reporter: the hamsters in the master cage were less likely to get it. >> when they got it, they were not really that sick.>> reporter: outbreak on the diamond princess, before masks were prevalent, ended up with four out of five infected passengers there were sick. on the argentinian crew ship where everyone was mask up early, the same ratio were asymptomatic or mildly ill. >> it is a terrible thing to get severe illness. these could have long-lasting effects. it is a terrible thing. we should never, never allow people to get ill.>> reporter: especially when a piece of cloth can prevent it. >> you can use this for little people and big people.>> reporter: she says almost any mask will do, as long as it does not sag and is comfortable enough to want to wear it. she finds it ridiculous that large swaths of the country are debating masks and going to court over them. she does say the notion of personal freedo

coronavirus prices at fremont's tesla plant, and now one tech blog claims leaked internal information show morse than 1500 workers have been infected or exposed. well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket. the value of our house, was to fund our long-term health care. for years, reverse mortgage funding has been helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. make an appointment so they can tell you how it works. it's a good thing. access your equity. stay in your home. have peace of mind. >>> a proposal tonight to have unarmed city workers conduct traffic stops instead of re