bruce. [ cheers and applause >> you're welcome, jimmy >> jimmy: bruce, i heard that you're also really good at freestyle rapping. could you please perform an original freestyle rap for us right now? >> i'm the freshest robot on the block. [ laughter ] i got the skills to make your jaw drop [ laughter ] i'll freestyle rap about whatever you want. just give me a topic and i'm ready to rock. >> jimmy: i'm going to get them from the audience. [ cheers and applause let's get some suggestions here and then we'll do -- give me -- throw out any suggestions. go for it. [ audience shouting hot dog? >> night sweats! >> jimmy: night -- night sweats [ laughter ] anything else? [ audience shouting >> warm nuts >> jimmy: all right, here we go ready? bruce. bruce, can you do a freestyle rap about hot dogs and taylor swift [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ there's nothing quite like a hot dog especially when it's grilled and smothered in ketchup ♪ ♪ but add some taylor swift to the mix and you've go a recipe

bruce, bring us up to speed. bruce: dani, we know that the raid started i the morning and lasted until 6:00 p.m. the agents were looking for potentially classified material related to the investigation of documents that went from the white house to mar-a-lago, according to a person familiar. in january, the national archives retrieved 15 boxes of documents. the investigation is looking potentially into this. it is worth pointing out that the fbi does not just get to raid by itself. they have to have search warrant's, so this was signed off by a judge. former president trump has denounced this as an overreach by the department of justice. other republicans have denounced it. the department of justice has not commented. the white house would only say they did not know in advance of this, and referred other questions to doj. the january 6 committee also not commenting. this is ongoing. we will probably get more details in the coming days. manus: trump put his statement out on save america, it is prosecution all misc

bruce: -- default cycle. how much are you waiting? bruce: we are making private loans secured by real property and doing the same thing in any type of asset-based from aircraft to engines, property and equipment. we are very active there. we have dialed down investments in distress, but we are setting up for what we think will be a nice distress cycle but we will have to wait for that. in terms of the overall fixed income markets, with higher rates and the fed will continue to raise rates into the end of the year, the the coupons we will earn are much more attractive than they were and we are very grateful to having a marketplace where we can have a better rate of return because markets are not manipulated at zero interest rate policy which is financial repression. because of all the printing of money that caused the inflation, i think the fed will have lending rates stay higher because inflation is higher. it is critical they bring inflation down because his name and reputation and legacy will be defined and whether he can break infl

yeah, i'm bruce. i'm in trump has had a plethora of of legal trouble since he left the white house. presumably this f b i investigation puts him in serious legal jeopardy. just briefly. yes, i believe the reason one of the reasons why is because the violations don't have the political dynamism, if you will, about january 6th in the voting. then nothing to do with the fraudulent voting, counting voting machines, mail and balance or anything as simple national, secured. and it says own f b i, director who's heading the investigation and article 3 judges who are finding probable cause. it's pretty hard to make out in case that this is a which on, when it has these kind of elements to it that the entire united states i spoke endangered by this kind of recklessness. and i do believe that he definitely is in criminal jeopardy. just a, just a final brief thought for me, bruce, i'm in, comes to fan, says that he had executive privilege. he maintained that he'd already order the documents to be declassified. w

i don't know if i ever told you this, bruce springsteen, i love bruce springsteen. and so i was working out, i might've told this story, but i'll tell it anyways and you can cut it out if it's too long [ laughter ] so i went to a gym on, like, 60th street in eastside i used to work out, i used to go, "i'm not as funny as everybody on the show, but i'm gonna look better. [ laughter ] right, so anyways, i work out, i go to this gym, and i'm working out at this real crappy gym. i forget the name of it. but anyways, i keep seeing this guy i'm like, "that guy looks like bruce springsteen. so i go, "oh, this can't be bruce springsteen. anyway, i'm going, "from that angle, it looks like bruce springsteen. we're working out at the same gym there're no way he'd be at this crap gym," blah, blah, blah. anyways, i know i'm talking a lot, but here we go. so - [laughs] so anyways, bruce springsteen walks by, i'm on the thing that, this one, i'm doing this he stops right on me, i'm looking right at springsteen i'm like, "that is bruce springsteen. he goes, "hey. i go, "hey." and h

judge bruce who works in the federal courthouse just judge bruce who works in the federal courthousejust behind judge bruce who works in the federal courthouse just behind me judge bruce who works in the federal courthousejust behind me has judge bruce who works in the federal courthouse just behind me has given the us justice courthouse just behind me has given the usjustice department until noon on friday to release a redacted version of the affidavit the justice department presented to the judge as part of its request for a search warrant of donald trump's amara lago a state about two and a half weeks ago. now, thejudge released a 2—page memo saying that he agreed with the proposed reductions from the justice department from a with the proposed reductions from thejustice department from a said it protected the identity of potential witnesses and sources and shielded the scope and strategy behind the federal investigation. that investigation is into the handling of classified material in the chaotic final days of donald trump's presidency, and the removal of that material from the wh

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>> mary bruce live there in the briefing room tonight. mary, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine and tonight ukrainian authorities are now claiming nine russian warplanes were destroyed in those explosions at a russian air base in crimea. the airfield reportedly no longer operational. a source confirming ukraine was behind that attack. all of this comes amid growing alarm over the fate of europe's largest nuclear plant. >>> when we come back on this busy wednesday night, the images coming in now, the deadly house explosion. authorities now say at least three people killed. the images in a moment. >>> and news tonight in the search for that missing 16-year-old girl. the last known image before she disappeared. ladies, six minutes please... this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids. enter myfembree, a once-daily pill for women with heavy menstrual bleeding due to uterine fibroids. with myfembree, heavy bleeding went down by 84%. serious risks include heart attack, strok

he was named bruce, after bruce bochy. they changed his name back to tucker, his original name. i said that is disrespectful. he already had a name. reggie: i guess you could argue that he had a name before the name of bruce. kumasi: but bruce is better. reggie: i did not know they just changed animal names. kumasi: right? reggie: i don't like that. drew: tucker, bibi, and bruce. like bibi neuwirth. reggie: i saw bibi neuwirth in a play. recently. drew: which one? reggie: she is in sarah silverman's new musical about sarah's life, "bed wetter." she played rainwater. -- the grandmother. drew: that is disrespectful because bibi neuwirth does not look like a grandmother. reggie: i'm sure she would love to hear that. it was cool to see her up close. drew: i would love to. reggie: she has still got it! [laughter] drew: good morning to all the bibis out there. thoroughly enjoy your name. reggie: bibi sahara drew: bibi zahara bonet. kumasi: and tucker does not go. drew: the cincinnati have a baseball team? reggie: the reds. but who would have known? it is bruce, you know? drew: ok. a l

bruce einhorn with the latest on the war in ukraine. the fed's neel kashkari says they will need to keep an eye on inflation and to do what it needs to bring the prices down. we will talk through the market impact on bloomberg. ♪ >> think jay powell said things that to be blunt were analytically indefensible. he claimed twice in his press conference that the fed was now at the neutral interest rate, calling it 2.5%. >> we're going to do everything we can to avoid recession but we are committed to bringing recession down and will do what we need to do. we are a long way away from achieving an economy that is back at 2% inflation, and that is where we need to get to. manus: that is the fed president and the former treasury secretary larry summers. joining me now is skylar montgomery koning, senior global macro strategist at ts. rolling back the dovish powell, how misguided is powell suggesting that 2.5% is neutral? is it wishful thinking, or indefensible, good morning. skylar: i think 2.5% is quite low, we see it as higher than that. we

dani: bloomberg's bruce einhorn joins us with more. calling it a historic moment, tell us how historic is it. what is the significance of finally getting this legislation passed? bruce: it significant because it represents the first real action by congress to address climate change after years and years of really ignoring the issue, by and large. for the 40% reduction in climate emissions based on 2005 levels, that would be by 2030. in addition to all the provisions for climate in the bill, there is also spending for health care, for instance there's subsidies for people who get their health insurance through the affordable care act also known as obamacare. that will last for several more years. there will also be for the first time provisions to allow medicare to negotiate some drug prices, not a whole lot, but a start, which is something that has been on the to do list for democrats really for decades. dani: at the same time, bruce, we have liz cheney, the republican representative, losing in the gop primary, perhaps this was expecte

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bruce einhorn on the latest between the u.s., china, and taiwan. coming up, the u.s. will dial back rate hikes eventually. we discuss that and more with our next guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. francine: welcome back to the open, 30 minutes into the trading day. the fed hedge, fomc will slow rate hikes but noted risks of tightening too far and becoming entrenched. china downgrade, a power crunch and covid lockdowns could weigh on demand. the combination spells risk off. european stocks struggle for direction. across equities, the mliv blog on the bloomberg terminal is extremely helpful. congratulations for keeping us entertained in august. the talk about whether the bulls or bears are right when it comes to the key catalyst next week, starting on august 25. if you look at the consolidation in global equities across the world, it has had a huge impact. they argue from early

unfortunately, magistrate judge bruce reinhart allowed the doj to go wild with redactions. keep in mind judge reinhardt is an obama donor who recused himself from a prior

bruce: it is unclear. attorney general merrick garland asked the court to unseal the search warrant that they got from the court initially to go search trump's home. in order to do that, former has to agree. he has now issued a statement on truth social saying he will not object to this. he encourages the release of it. it is interesting because we will probably be getting more information on that soon. francine: thank you. bruce einhorn on the politics surrounding donald trump. coming up, the u.k. economy contracts. we take a look at gdp. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into european trading day. the fed's mary daly says cooling prices are open but the fight against inflation is far from over. the u.k. economy shrinks for the first time in a corridor, but the readings are not as bad as feared. plus the u.s. attorney general says he has approved the search for donald trump's residency. the fbi was looking for documents against -- looking for documents on nuclear weapon

only if there is also freedom for russia and bella bruce straight on to you. okay, it's a big one. yeah, i remember i like to ask, i said this. yeah, yes, it was her quite. but you know, i just yeah, we're all in the same are like informational space even if you now want to divide. yeah. our culture and our common ecosystem event heritage. but anyway, like we like in soon stew each other. so any way we will need to get back to that dialogue, maybe after the war. maybe now where too emotional. even i like i listen to like, rushing him, use a great many russian books for example. yeah, i read the book that i guess that united this include a book about it is about the global decline of violence. yes. you know that my now ever, yes. the like boy, he thought that to, for like, a lost like 70 years with these degrees is the off some while on in the world. and that know that the countries almost never goes to war with shattered on february 24th, 2020 to hell. my experience in this, yes. so and even like some great, so my and they were wrong. so that is why i didn't like say like may be a

bruce. c ah, minced the capital of bella bruce here in a country which borders on russia, alexander lucas shanker, has had power in an increasingly or the retiree in system ever since. 1990. 4 in august 2020 lucas shanker, wanted to see himself confirm in office in a presidential election. consequently, in the run up to the election, he had the most promising opposition candidates arrested. so instead of her husband who was one of those, arrested atlanta to hon. off sky, i stood as a candidate supported by 2 other women, campaigners, veronica said, carlo maria colas. nicola india and presidential candidate red. lana. taken off sky air with g b n b. this summer we have seen the 1st changes change does not come about immediately. it's a process and perhaps there, oh, august 9th, 2020, the historic election day. the opposition wanted to see a fair vote, one untainted by the customary manipulation which in the past had seen the media announcing the results. lucas shanker wanted among those worki

author bruce bragged out talks about his book, washington and the plow. the founding farmer and the question of slavery. yuck >> in the summer of 1787 in the midst of the meeting of the caution to the convention, george washington recorded an outing in his diary. observing some farmers at work, and entering into conversation with them, i received the following information with respect to the mode of cultivating buckwheat, and the application of the grain. in his letters and diary entities throughout his life, washington frequently makes observations on crops and farming practices. for his own mount vernon estate he kept careful accounts, always seeking improvements and agricultural practices. one can read washington's own words online, the founding -- hosted by the national archives to the national historical publication commission. overtime, washington's ideas on agriculture and agricultural labor changed, based on his own experiences in applications of modern farming techniques. in today's program we will hear from author, bruce ragsdale, whose new book

it felt like me and bruce were the same. of course, he meant way more to asian americans than he meant to me. but bruce's fights onscreen were nothing compared to his fights offscreen, a fight for representation in media, a fight to end racism by teaching martial arts to everybody, a fight to stand up for his people. >> anti-asian attacks and hate crimes as we know have been rising sharply thinking episode is about how asian americans are still fighting those fights. >> no more hate! ♪ >> is it happening? >> it's happening. >> oh my god. >> that's mine. don't touch it. >> i think we're eating family-style. >> that's mine, don't touch it. >> okay. >> oh you knew what end of the table i was at. the pork shrimp and the pate potato tato. >> as a tv host, you often call people your friend, even if they're not really your friend. but it's a way for us hosts to signal to the audience this person, they're good people. well, on this episode, you're actually going to meet some of my real friends. so let's start with one of my best f

bruce, a phobia moved to germany, a growing empire with expansion gland. and that expansion would be to the east. the pretext was the same as napoleon, russian imperialism. so for the germans, did a historian and the discovery with knives where only in russia, in 13th century, and the stop and the new or so for big. they have to develop force or propaganda can justify the future invasion to future expansion in russia, empire before german. well never are so full colonial spirit had to give love the german war. so problem german propaganda convincingly argued that russians with an inferior race of the country was a dark realm preparing to conquer all centuries boss. but the arguments never change state. you need a little self organ. pretty question mark. she is, my name is carol marks with showing it would be you show me then you believe in calling with the new as motion? that's with me. girl morse? good little gosh, right room, girl interest or does she do you stream it in motion when it sooner for good, awful through or you must choreo block was speed. a

. >>> also coming up we will talk to bruce richards from marathon asset management, get his playbook amid this downturn. plus brian deese joins us to break down the latest jobs data. we got some good news on the economy with job openings and what that signals for the fed and the economy. whether it increases the odds of recession in the future. we'll kick it off with the market dashboard today senior markets commentator mike santoli. i was going to call you a correspondent. you're a commentator what have you focused on on the selling. >> this decline has taken out some of the minor defenses this rally has built up in just today it went through 4000 that was also the 50-day average. it also cut through the halfway mark of the entire june to august rally, so basically this went up about 19%. half that amount was actually unwound with today's decline now, it doesn't necessarily say that was all a head fake higher and it's down from here, but it certainly depletes the bull case a little bit i don't think the bears are particularly concerned right now, but there is still the possibility t

bruce einhorn joins me from singapore. roos, -- bruce, what more do we know about actions from the united states to ukraine? >> there is a new package the u.s. is likely to announce today. it would be worth $3 billion. that would be the largest single package of military aid the u.s. has provided to ukraine since the start of the war. this comes a day after german chancellor olaf scholz announced a german package of military systems worth about 500 million euro. there have been questions people have raised about whether there is going to be a falloff in support for ukraine among the western allies as the war drags on. so far what we are seeing from these announcements is that the support is still there from western governments. manus: and of course we have the fallout from alexander dugin's daughter. let's talk about that also as well. >> the issue is russia has accused estonia of assisting the assassin to flee into estonia. russia has made these accusations without providing evidence. estonia has rejected this as baseless

let's now get more perspective from bruce fein. he's a us constitutional lawyerjoining us live from washington, dc. very good to see you, thank you forjoining us, what is the significance of this, legally? i don't know whether it actually moves this forward with regard to any prosecution of mr trump. the search warrant was executed and mr trump has never challenged its validity, as he has a right to do under rule 41 of what we call the federal rules of criminal procedure. it really feeds the public interest in the particular evidence of the three crimes that are identified in the search warrant that were suspected have had evidence in mr trump's file, that had not been returned to national archives because they were records. i do take issue with people saying this is unprecedented, partly because i have worked through those involving with nixon. in mr nixon's case there were four subpoenas issued to him while he was president of the house judiciary committee, and when he didn't comply there were articles of impeachment voted. i was

joining me now is bruce einhorn. there is no real escalation online, as far as i can see, or is this the calm before the storm before this delegation's arrival in taiwan? who are they, and how high up the pecking order are they? bruce: i think that is an important point. there are very few people as high in the pecking order than nancy pelosi, who is the speaker. that was the first trip by a speaker in a quarter of a century. this trip is led by ed markey, who is senior senator from massachusetts, along with several congresspeople. but the visits by congressmen, senators to taiwan are not unusual. there was a visit late last year by senator bob menendez, chairman of the former really -- foreign relations committee. up until nancy pelosi's visit, china's reaction has been to express displeasure, but they have not lifted things in the way that they did following the visit by the speaker of the house. we will see what happens this time. senator markey and the others in the delegation our meeting today with the taiwanese

bruce millan , a former united airlines captain, bruce great to have you on today. we appreciate the perspective here. obviously the information so far is quite limited here. it's early on. but do you have any sense about what might have gone wrong here that led to this deadly midair? vision. yeah. i mean, the important thing is that i think both aircraft should obey the standard rule. that what you do is on a downwind like you merge and a 45 degree angle and airplanes should be able to see each other at a certain altitude , and that's before they start descending. that's usually 1000 ft. above the field. and then they make a left turn. normally it's left turn with the pilots is on the left hand side of the airplane. so generally speaking , you've got a high wing airplane and a lowing airplane and we don't know for sure yet. that the faster airplane the twin may have been coming in straight in, and the smaller airplane was maybe making his left turn in. yeah that's um, that's that's what it sounds like, based on the radio traffic that the pilots of these two small p

bruce it is hard to hear you. if you are speaking we can't hear. >> yea. >> find a better place for reception and call back under general public comment at the sends of the meeting. okay. sfgovtv if you could mute the caller. thank you. i'm sorry bruce, it was hard to hear you. so i suggest calling back or waiting until item 11 when we have comment again. you are welcome to e mail us as well. . i know you have our e mail address. we will hope to hear from you during number 11. do we have other raised hands, sfgovtv? thank you for everyone's patience with technical difficulties. >> no further callers, public comment is closed. weer item 6 the consent. is there public comment in room 416? okay. is there any raised hands on the public line? no call are, public comment is closed. >> commissioners. >> entertain a motion. >> moved. >> and seconded. all in favor? >> aye. >> so moved. >> thank you. okay. we are on item 7 the san francisco zoo report. >> good morning. i want to say a was honored be here for that commemorat

>> mary bruce again tonight as well. thank you, mary. >>> there's late word coming in tonight a new fbi report on that deadly movie set shooting involving actor alec baldwin. the report and what it reveals about the gun alec baldwin was holding. here's abc's will carr tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an fbi analysis revealing new details about the investigation into the deadly shooting on the set of the movie "rust." after testing the firearm, the fbi concluding the gun, quote, could not be made to fire without a pull of the trigger. back in december, alec baldwin describing the moment he shot cinematographer, halyna hutchins, saying he followed her instructions. >> she's guiding me through how she wants me to hold the gun for this angle. and i -- i draw the gun out, and i find a mark. i take the gun, and i start to cock the gun. i'm not going to pull the trigger. i said, do you see that? she said, just cheat it down and tilt it down a little like that. and then i let go of the hammer of the gun, and the gun goes off. i le

i'll use a bruce lee quote here. so bruce lee said, i do not fear the man who knows 10000 kicks, but i do fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times. and what this means here is that the u. s. screens for admissions all around the world in the middle east, in latin america in europe. china really has one focus. that's taiwan. so, anti area axis, denial, missiles, submarines, all of this. the armis, the doctrine, all the training is all oriented around one goal. so the u. s. military of course, is very worried. you look at the war games that they've run. they say blue gets its ass handed to every time you have the u. s. losing every time. so clearly, on the one hand, the military recognizes the wrist, but under, in a country with civilian leadership. that is predicated on this notion of american exceptionalism and that american national security rest on being the global hedge mon, i, again, the u. s. may have no choice, they're trapped in their ideology that may drive them to a destructive, military conflict.

>> mary bruce live at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> we turn to the monkeypox outbreak here in the u.s. tonight. the government is now planning to turn one vaccine shot into five shots to reach far more people. abc's steve osunsami at the cdc in atlanta. >> reporter: the government's new plan tonight will vaccinate five american adults against monkeypox using the same amount of drug now used to immunize just one person. and it allows for medical professionals to start vaccinating at-risk children who are under 18 years old. >> today's action will boost and strengthen our response further. >> reporter: the big change is how they put the shot into the arm of adults. instead of pushing the vaccine into deeper tissue, the new injections will use a thinner needle that puts the drug right under the surface of the skin. it'll look very similar to common skin tests for allergies. at-risk children would get the regular shot with the regular dose. >> cdc will be providing information and educational materials to vaccine provi

when you understood bruce would go to the bottom. where would you much look forward hearing from you as well as a new model? because you could talk a little more complicated, but you marshall kumato stop. you would move to the dot org which is bullock, understand, look them up or not. when you start, you get, here's my most people double on this. as soon as key sources enters levy and they begin violent, public is in the city mass house searches and arrests. every one came under suspicion. people were apprehended on the streets with the ukrainian forces and radical groups were beyond the law by silly prosperity, formerly highly placed with ukraine security service smuggled documents out of the country to prove their crimes. he was the 1st to reveal a secret jail at my lamp porch. any in law enforcement called it the library officially the jail never existed. so they could do whatever they wanted with prisoners for the quickly to get the vehicle and you know, come here and number should get the most medina, the walk me through. it too

bruce einhorn in hong kong. mark critz -- markets are moving. annabelle droulers is in quarantine in hong kong. there is a lot to deal with. that might be a breaking headline. annabelle escapes from quarantine. we look at the trade numbers. annabelle: we will pick off and thank you for that wonderful introduction. there was a good report for us and export growth was strong. the trade report has a record hit, coming in at $100 billion, a growth of 18% on the year. in terms of equities, china is now up, although the session is still looking weaker this afternoon. one of the downsides is that there are a lot of risks around the fed and the chance it might be hiking by more basis points. that is one of the main drivers today. dani: as we wait for the new thriller, what is the latest with hong kong using -- easing? manus: we just hope that police will not show up at your front door. annabelle: basically, the government said the government -- quarantine requirements will now be having a big change. coming into the press conference today, that was the

bruce: of course, nothing is ever a done deal in washington until the president signs a bill. but it does look like it will pass. nancy pelosi has scheduled the vote for friday this week in the house, it is expected to pass, the democrats have a narrow majority. then it goes to the president to sign. what does it mean for midterms, hard to say. of course, there has been a lot of expectation that there will be a big red wave of republican victories in the fall in november. the democrats have a bit of wind at their back after this and other victories recently. it has got the potential to maybe make ends more interesting going into in terms -- into interims. tom: coming up, as investors warm up to tech stocks again, we focus on softbank's earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. top stories. a bumper jobs report adds to the case for more tightening from the fed as investors count down to wednesday's cpi prince. retaining pressure. china extends military exercises in your taiwan. and softbank reports a more than 23 bil

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then we will have a bruce lee look-alike contest. dress in your bruce lee inspired costume. miss california will be joining us at the opening ceremony. she is -- we are so excited to have her. on sunday, martin will be doing a cooking demonstration. kristen: what about a fire dragon? we understand it's a special one? jenny: at 7:00 p.m. on the first day of the festival, we will have a fire dragon. in communities as well as in chinatown. come by and check out the fire dragon at 7:00 p.m. kristen: there has been bad giu giu for the last few years. is this good for families? jenny: it will be great for families. the kids will have tons of fun. kristen: and where can people park when they get there? jenny: the number 30 gets to chinatown or it can park in portsmouth. kristen: where can people get more information on the festival, the calendar, and everything? jenny: just go to moonfestival.org. no need to rsvp but you can enter to join the raffle. kristen: no need to rsvp. there is no entrance fee. it is two days and sounds fantastic tomorrow and sunday. we continue to chat on f

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francine: let's get straight to bruce who joins us. i have a question on the fact that actually joe biden is not very popular in terms of approval rating but is on a roll in terms of legislation. does that filter through to his popularity at some point? >> that is the point that the president was trying to make, trying to show that democracy still works in america. they are trying to make a point that democrats have had a very productive summer. there is this latest bill, the inflation reduction act. before that, there was the chips act. the bill to help support the u.s. semiconductor industry. the veteran healthcare act was passed. there was legislation for all sorts of things. there has been a lot going on that the democrats can now point to saying that we're delivering on some of the promises after a long time where it seemed like not much was happening. francine: what does this mean for the midterms, if anything? >> the most important thing is probably something which is out of the democrats' control which is gasoline prices. the p

numbers and bruce has the latest development for the search of the trump residence. juliette saly is looking at the asian market. largely reflecting the drop in the energy costs representing moderation of inflation pressures. meanwhile, san francisco fed president mary daily saying she is open the a .75 hike next month. >> i have a hike that is 50 basis points where i have been since the last meeting but i have an open mind whether 75 will be necessary and a lot will depend on the labor market, inflation and where we start to see -- we see those things slow enough to whether we have the momentum. >> mark is with me. it has been a huge week. hike speed floated by everybody. here we are the great pausability factor. what do you make of daly's comments? >> if anyone is worried that the markets are not going to be awake as to their risks in the next few weeks, they only have to look at what mary had to say the next few weeks will be very -- especially for bond markets. by saying she is -- 75 basis points but she sees 50 as the base case. markets want to hear clarity. the

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judge bruce bruce ryanhart ruled redactions are necessary to protect the identities of witnesses, law enforcement agents, and partiese redactions are masking the strategy, direction, scope, sources, and methods of the investigation. cbs news and other media outlets had sued to have the affidavit made public.w the redacted version will be und friday. >> reporter: in a letter made public this week, the national archives said it had been trying trying to retrieve the documents documents for months. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >> the criticism continues. by the way, attorney general merrick garland dismissed the criticism that the search was politically motivated saying it was only authorized after a grand jury found probable causeo authorize that warrant. > >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, local contractors targeted for their equipment. how one man is making it his mission to get the the tools back and track them down. > >> then the 49ers take the field field for the final pre-season game in a couple of hours. why it is an actual dress rewho salr one kyl