It is a decided direction and big tech. The lagging sectors are energy as Oil Prices Fell 2 , and health care. A picture of an economy that has largely stabilized but is also at risk of stalling out, especially if there is a second wave of the virus. No vaccine and no stimulus forthcoming. Jobless claims moving in the wrong direction and new home sales rising more than expected as americans continue to hunker down. The vix inching higher. It did get to 29. Treasuries are moving higher. That means lower yields, or at least it did before the most recent change, and the dollar stronger versus all of the g10 currencies except the loonie. Higher dollar means lower gold prices, and we have seen gold turnaround. They did fall to a two month low earlier. Gold could stand to use more groep to lose more ground. David i want to connect two things. You mentioned uncertainty be out the recovery, how fast it is coming back. Jobless numbers not optimistic. Also doubts about the virus. We heard from jay powell saying we had a long way to go. On the other hand, the dollar strengthened. Are those things connected . As there is more doubt about the recovery in the virus we run to the safety of the dollar right scarlet especially if we look at what is going on around the world, europe looking at a situation where covid is on the rise and countries looking at a limited lockdown rather than a full lockdown like we had in the spring. The dollars becoming the safe haven against the other currencies. As a result, you are seeing the dollar strengthened and that is putting pressure on commodities that trade inversely to the u. S. Dollar. That is scarlet fu on the markets. Today marks the third day of jay powells and treasury secretary Steven Mnuchins testimony on capitol hill. Although equities are up, overall the markets have not liked much of what they have been hearing from jay powell and steven mnuchin. We welcome alan hughes cromwell, third way senior resident fellow. K. Ellen hughes cromwic she served under president obama and as chief economist for ford motor. Give us your take as an economist on what we are hearing , project lee about the pace of the recovery and it is always interlocked with the coronavirus. Ellen thank you for having me this afternoon. The pace of growth in the second half of this year is likely to be very subdued. We are getting a little bit of the pickup because of the fact that some businesses are reopening, but at well below capacity. At the same time we have an overhang in unemployment with an inequality economy and i have to use that term because we are seeing people that work from home are doing fine thank you and spending is coming back. Work oro have to go to cannot go to work because they are getting laid off the jobless claims numbers this morning were very disheartening. People over 26 million on some form of Unemployment Insurance. That is simply not acceptable. David it is interesting. Chair powell testifying in the senate, they are focused on the inequality, although it is not clear how much the fed can do about that. Ellen they had 13 lending and liquidity programs with certain provisions in them. The main Street Program has 2 million committed, with the potential of 600 billion. I am certain they can adjust the terms and conditions for that program to get more of a Multiplier Effect to workers who are out to get laid off you are about to get laid off. October 4 is the deadline for filing for some sort of forgiveness from the ecb loans. At that point we are probably going to see more of a cliff. I think everybody has to dig deep into the core and find ways to get funding out to folks are getting laid off. , we have now over 4 Million People who are not even in the labor force compared to a year ago. Next friday we get the job report. I think we have to date in and think about new ways to express the problems we are confronting with covid and the recession. David we thought we had a way, it was called fiscal stimulus. Given the dispute on capitol hill about the replacement for Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg, that does not seem likely, and it looks like economists are starting to take their estimates down. Goldman sachs had their estimate for the Fourth QuarterGoldman Sachs halved their estimate for the Fourth Quarter. What are you looking at if we do not get the round of stimulus soon . Ellen we have to get the stimulus. I know there was some indication negotiations were going to restart in discussions around the 600 Unemployment Insurance ticker. We have to keep pushing for that. Fiscal policy at this point has to contribute, has to get much more out there. This is something we have never experienced before. We have to be more creative. Lets come together with consensus around the next package. David you are in michigan, my home state. You certainly know the Auto Industry well. What are you seeing in terms of employment in the state of michigan, a key battleground state . Ellen this morning in the jobless claims report, we saw a pickup in filings in the state of michigan. We had a lot of businesses who are on the cusp of having to cut back. Thankfully we have seen the auto toward antinue pipeline left pretty vacant when they had to shut down in march. That helped to preserve a lot of jobs, but michigan is such an important state. We need to see programs that jobs stay in place here. Michigan is a big deal. I agree. I think we should look at states like michigan and look at what kind of Fiscal Program do we need to make sure jobs do not just disappear. As you know, they are hard to come back once they leave. David let me stay with the theme of autos and draw on your experience as economist at ford. We now have gavin newsom saint regulators we now have gavin newsom saying to regulators we cannot have internal combustion engines by 2035, really pushing electric vehicles. What you think that will do to that industry . Ellen a couple of things. You look at the economics around the battery. We have seen significant costs down in battery manufacturing. Forecastost of the suggests within a few years we are likely to see some price parity with the internal combustion engine. It is not that far off. Consumers will start to flip once those products become available in the pricing looks attractive. I know when you model vehicle sales demand, one of the most important ingredient to that is the pricing. Somebody walks into the and sees the pricing of an electric vehicle on par with the gas powered vehicle, we will start to see flipping. Not that far off in the future. We need Clean Energy Technology, absolutely. If you believe in climate risk, which i do. David can we get that without substantial government subsidies . Historically weve had a lot of subsidies. Do we need to keep that going . We need to have nudges on market demand. One of the great features around Clean Energy Technology like a battery electric vehicle is once demand,te that market you nudge it with pointofsale credit for a period of time, then we get to a point where all of these automakers can get off the scale and produce these at mass volumes. The bigger the volume, the lower the cost, the more attractive the pricing. David california appears ready to lead the charge. Thanks to ellen hughescromwick, third weight senior resident fellow. Johnsonp, johnson chief medical officer dr. Paul talkels is here to help about their candidate to find a vaccine. Ons is balance of power Bloomberg Television and radio. David this is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. We turned to Mark Crumpton for bloomberg first word news. Mark President Trump heckled by protesters chanted vote him out as he paid his respects to ruth Bader Ginsburg. The president and milani up both Wearing Masks the president and first lady lamia trump stood silently first lady milania trump stood silently. Protesters briefly chanted honor her wish, reference to ginsberg stated wish she would not be replaced on the board until after the election. Mitch mcconnell said there will be an orderly transition of power after the november 3 election. Will beed whoever wins inaugurated on january 20. President trump set the Supreme Court will likely have to decide the outcome of the election. He has refused to agree to a peaceful transition if democratic nominee joe biden wins the election. Some airports are trying out quick fire coronavirus tests hoping to breathe life into the devastated Airline Travel industry. The test, which can be carried out in 30 minutes, could help the industry overcome new travel curbs that have brought a modest rebound over the copper over the summer to a shuddering halt. Other news includes an experiment with dogs that can sniff out the virus. Global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I am Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Much. Thank you very Johnson Johnson has started its phase three trials of vaccine can the coronavirus, inoculating up to 60,000 volunteers. We welcome Johnson Johnsons chief science officer, dr. Paul stoffels. Thank you for being here. Give us a sense of where you are in the process. We heard earlier it would try to start the phase 3 in september. What is the process from here . Dr. Stoffels we made it. It is midseptember. We announced yesterday we will recruit 6000 people in the study, the study will be run in south america in six countries as well as south africa to recruit diverse people, both as thend old as well diversity of africanamericans, latino, and people at risk. What is special is this is a single dose vaccine, able to show to our research and people in the clinical testing earlier that the single dose will be sufficient to protect people, so we will study the single dose at the trial in the next few months. Mentioned the elderly as well as africanamericans and hispanics who have been disproportionately affected by the coronavirus. As you put together your group of volunteers, do you take that into account . You over index the people who are most vulnerable . Dr. Stoffels we are doing that, and we have been working across months to find out where in the u. S. Can we find high transmission but also groups which are over indexed on africanamericans, latino, and elderly to make sure the risk groups are very well represented in an effort to see study. David your approaches have been different. I am not a scientist. Version of a cold virus that is adjusted somehow as i understand it. What advantage does that give you . Is it difficult to store the vaccine . Dr. Stoffels weve been working on this for 10 years. We have done several vaccines. A vaccine is being deployed in africa that has been approved. Vector that carries a piece of the genetic material of covid and the body produces protein which then generates immunity. For three months. It can be kept up for a long time at 20, so it is a way to transport us through the Distribution Site with 20, and then go into the vaccination. There is a single dose, civil to transport, and hopefully available. Thisis also important is comes after the effective start 50 days after the injection. That protects you almost immediately. If you boost those, then you need to when you have an outbreak somewhere, you will not be able to protect single dose protection. David President Trump has talked about how fast you want to have this vaccine. You have any sense of a timeline about how long it will take to know whether it is effective and safe or not or is that unpredictable itself . Dr. Stoffels it is unpredictable, but with 60,000 more than 200 sites in the world, we will be able to recruit people. We have our own tally and what we want to see. We want to learn whether it is effective, but also whether it is safe. We will not stop the study until we have enough safety data to be sure ourselves to then talk with regulators to be able to be using it in emergency rooms. We predict that will be around the year end, early next year. Four or five months would be the timing for getting to that point where emergency use would be possible. David talk about emergency use. Very much in the news with the president of the United States referring to it. I am told the fda is about to come up with final regulations. The president says he will not abide by them. What do those regulations look like . Dr. Stoffels i do not know yet. Emergency use as a rule where the u. S. Government can to use a product earlier than approved. We are told in the past, with hiv it comes from medicines, and because of the pandemic and the government has the possibility to do the emergency use. We first want to make sure it is safe and effective. ,e will wait for that outcome but we have also requirements david that is a very important point. There is a lot of dispute about whether politics may or may not be entering into the fda approval process. You say Johnson Johnson will not go forward if youre not satisfied no matter what the fda says. Dr. Stoffels that is correct. It is also our responsibility that when we come forward with the proposal for emergency use , that we willnih be ready to proceed with that. It is the government, but it is also a company decision. David this is something all of us are following closely. We are eager to have that vaccine provided it is safe. Betweenthe delay period emergency use approval and actual approval for mass distribution . Most of us want to know when we can go to our doctor and get a vaccine. What is the delay . Dr. Stoffels emergency use could expand to extensive vaccinations. The fda ands more the government will have for safety, but also the availability of the vaccine. The first except after the highest at risk, people with comorbidities, and that will curb the mortality, and then going into the broader population. Emergency use could be used in the population, but that is the decision of the government. Your ceo aalk to couple of months ago and he said Johnson Johnson would be preparing for mass production of vaccine even as the testing is going on. Are you prepared to go wide when and if you get the approval . Dr. Stoffels at the moment we are upscaling already. Ready to deploy early next year. Least oneve at billion Vaccines Available in the course of next year. We are gearing up manufacturing in europe. Itn india to make sure is a global pandemic. We will further upscale to reach as many people as possible because hopefully a vaccine can put a stop to the pandemic. David i cannot thank you enough for being with us. We all wish you good luck. That is Johnson Johnson chief scientific officer dr. Paul stoffels. Still ahead, this election may be making some investors nervous. The indicators will be watching headed into november. That is next on balance of power on Bloomberg Radio and television. David this is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. September has been very volatile for the markets and it seems to change from our tower. We take a look at the volatility and wonder if it does have anything to do with the election. To give us a report we turned to abigail doolittle. Abigail the volatility is pretty incredible. Using today is a case in point, at the lows the s p 500 down. 8 , now up when it percent, moving a few times in between. Volatility singles uncertainty. This is also showing in the vix, off of the august lows, up a little bit, and historically elevated, telling you investors are uncertain what is ahead. The election is a piece of that because the vix curve climbing into november, telling you it is not just uncertainty about who might win but the mechanics of the election. Will it be unsighted will be undecided. There are other factors at play. The citi economic surprise indicator hit a record high after earlier this year hitting a record low. We are trading a little bit, telling you the Economic Data a little bit disappointing, but returning to the election, the down, thehen it is incumbent tends to lose. Now we are about flat between august and september. October could be the deciding factor. On the year, not surprisingly, all of this looks like a roller coaster. Up 6 , down 35 , up 65 , down 10 . All flat at this point. David thanks so much to abigail doolittle. Coming up, Ben Ginsberg Ben Ginsberg is here to tell us what we might be in for. Ons is balance of power Bloomberg Television and radio. David this is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. Im david westin. Maybe one of year the most contentious in some years with over 200 lawsuits already filed around the country , and President Trump saying yesterday he was not sure he would accept a result showing him to have lost. Rid of therump get ballots and there will not be a transfer, there will be a continuation. The ballots are out of control. You know it. You know who else knows it better than anybody else . The democrats. David we welcome the lawyer at the center of the last president ial fight, ben ginsberg. He ran the legal team for george w. Bush. Theting all the way to Supreme Court, as we remember. Thank you for being here. I have seen a large number of lawsuits already filed. How concerned should we be about these lawsuits . It sounds like it will be more litigation than ever before. Ben there is more litigation than we have seen before, that is in part because of the pandemic an incredible increase in the number of people who want. O vote by absentee ballot with that strain comes challenges to the laws of the states. Reets various democrats say the laws are suppressing the boat. Republicans say they are necessary to ensure there is not fraud in the election. That is why a lot of the lawsuits are taking place. David is the bigger threat to have too many mailin ballots, rules . Es changing their that could confuse voters and raise questions with the legitimacy of the election . Ben it is both. Has a bad effect on a democracy, when the one thing that all parties agree on is that all legible voters should be able to cast their ballots without obstruction. You get into a little bit of a backandforth on eligible voters. But changing the rules confuses people, makes it more difficult for them. David tell me about mailin ballots. Some states like arizona have had a substantial majority cast by mail for some time and there have not been real questions about the legitimacy of that. Ben no. It is especially true for the five states that pioneered mailin ballot and, which is washington and oregon, utah, has a heavyona number of absentee ballots, but is not exclusively absentee ballot. Honestly, there are often problems with maricopa county, arizona, phoenix. All, the influx of absentee ballots combined with the changes in law that you is a lot of the fertile fields for discussion. David if you read some of this stuff, i get nervous about our election. How nervous should we be . How big of a risk that we will not know the answer Election Night . Be big of a risk will there contest like the one that you were involved in . How big of a risk that we will not have the election certified, we will not have a new president by january 20 . But that is a small chance a greater chance than in previous years. Here is what i think is true. If you were to bet on history, which is a good bet, it is likely there will be a winner Election Night. Joe bidennow that if is winning florida or donald trump is winning the three states that Hillary Clinton won narrowly. If that occurs on Election Night , you may not know the winner in every state, but the pattern is pretty clear in the country as a whole. Dont happen on Election Night, then you have to deal with the fact that there are so many more absentee ballots in some of the key states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, that will not get results for two or maybe three weeks. Once that happens, that is when the recount process under state law is allowed to commence. That pushes the timetables back, if there are close elections, way past from where we started in florida. The deadlock in the Electoral College scenario is the least likely, i think, but not impossible. Again, we are talking about it more this year. There is,iscussion especially by a president of the United States, about elections or the votes being cast being fraudulent, it increases the chances there will not be a clear winner in the Electoral College, that there will be competing voices. December 14 ise when the electors have to meet and recast their votes. What happens if we dont make that december 14 deadline . December 14 is called the safe harbor in the law. It is not necessarily a hard and will bedline, but there litigation over whether that is a hard deadline. With the counting of the Electoral College, takes place january 6, and that is in the constitution. I would call that the really hard deadline. There are a couple of dates before then when things are supposed to be done, but again, that is statutory. What the ultimate final deadline is noon january 20, when the constitution says in plain the current term for the president and Vice President expires. David how much of this is within the control, influence of the candidates themselves . In 2000, we remember when al gore gave his concession speech after the Supreme Court ruling. President trump yesterday said im not sure that i will accept the result. Republican leaders are saying, no, we are going with it. Howh trouble is it important is it for the two candidates to say there will be a gracious transfer of power here . On the depends candidates and their rhetoric, what they tell their supporters, how they react. Country that there are really close elections. Any candidate has the right to invoke what is allowed in state law, recounting close elections, if there is evidence of fraud. I think the sign that you will get early is once recounts and contests start, how close are the result in different states . Hen what evidence is there to back up and election contest that alleges fraud. That is where the rubber meets the road. David very helpful. Thank you so much. We will have more with ben ginsberg coming up at 1 00 on Bloomberg Radio, but in the second hour. For first word news, we go to Mark Crumpton. Mark i would like to followup on what you were discussing. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer says President Trumps comment on the president ial transition of power is unbelievable and must be rejected by all republicans. Threat to our democracy right now does not come from any foreign capital, it comes from our own. The gravest threat to democracy in america is president donald trump. And yesterday, as david mr. Ginsberg mentioned, the president said we will have to see what happens in response to a question about a peaceful transfer of power. Mitch mcconnell said today there will be an orderly transition of power following the election. Those orders for all of us are stayathome and away from other people did more to fight the spread of the coronavirus than business closures, and lead to fewer jobs being lost, according to a new study from the university of pennsylvania. The research is being presented today and found an estimated 33,000 lives were saved in the United States the end of may. Researchers believe have of them were due to shelterinplace orders. Fewer students are choosing to attend college in the United States, the turn by the risk of covid19 and the prospects of taking classes online. Data released today show undergraduate enrollment dropped 2. 5 for the current academic year, the steepest decline among international students, where enrollment dropped more than 11 . Even the most soughtafter colleges are feeling the impact. Harvard enrollment fell almost 20 percent from last year. Global news 24 hours a day, onair, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. David thank you. Coming up, we continue our swing state series with democratic congers men david price of North Carolina. This is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. Bloomberg television and radio. David this is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. Im david westin. Swing state series leading up to the election. This week we are focused on North Carolina. We welcome democratic congressman david price, who represents the triangle, the suburbs of durham. Wofer, because you are a political scientist as well. We spoke with your congressman opponent mchenry yesterday. How do you analyze the state overall . David p. it is certainly a swing state. The question is what kind of trends are underway and what difference might they make . We usually referred to North Carolina as a centerright state but i dont know, it looks centercenter to me. Maybe that is the way to put it. Raceve a landmark senate where our candidate Cal Cunningham has shown a small lead. Biden is showing a small lead over trump. Our governor, who is up for reelection, is showing a large lead over his opponent. The question also is, what about the special circumstances of the selection . We have shown in the past that democrats can win North Carolina, like barack obama did in 2008. Usually it tips the other way. , it is just as close as can be, but i think we are living up to our swing state role. Our side is hopeful. David you talk about the special circumstances of the election. We had the pandemic, pretty special, economic downturn, and we have added to that the successor to ruth Bader Ginsburg. Give us a sense of what that has done to the priority of the issues for north carolinians . It was thought to be about coronavirus and the economy, but socialis also about values and the Supreme Court. David p. certainly they will figure into this. Social values, cultural war items often play a role in our races. Often times, they will try to change the subject to try to get there, which donald trump has done. About not even thinking talking to russia about bounties on our soldiers. We wont even think about the 200,000 lives lost, with a lot of blame laying on him and his mismanagement. Now the effort is to change the subject to the Supreme Court. You know, the central issue there is right on target, in terms of what not carolinians are caring about. Health care. The most prominent and immediate position here is the trump administrations pursuing of a legal overturning of the Affordable Care act. Donald trump plays that down, but it is absolutely true. Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a hard right jurist is quite likely to tilt that case, assuming john roberts could go either way i just know that this decision is coming. It is entirely appropriate to ask about the implications of this Court Packing that the republicans are attempting, what the implications of that are for health care. David give us a sense for North Carolina about the undecideds. Across the country, we tend to see a low percentage of undecided. People have committed early on. Is that true in North Carolina . Who should the campaigns be targeting now . David p. certainly an important question. I think we are not different from the rest of the country in the sense that most people have decided about donald trump in particular, what they think of him, pro or con. But there are a lot of new arrivals in North Carolina. If you want to talk about a swing vote, you would want to talk about the new arrivals in the state, people that dont have a strong partisan affiliation either way. There are a lot of people. In biggest growing category registrations is unaffiliated. Come fromhose People Places that are certainly not as partisan, certainly not trump fans, so we Pay Attention to those folks. They tend to live in the suburbs, metro areas, raleigh durham, greensboro, winstonsalem, charlotte. Of the attention, tv campaigns. The other major demographic that you want to look at is the latino population. I have been there a good while, and the latino population has at least increased tenfold in my service. The new census could show 12 latino population, and they vote at lower rates than the rest of the population, but there is a major effort to turn them out. I would identify those as two categories of voters that are probably moving toward us if we do it right. That might justify that centercenter designation. David is it clear which way the latino population might break . They tend to be more conservative in social values but maybe not in other ways. David p. this is not mainly cubanamericans but people from central america, people that knowevery reason to how Donald Trumps view of them is and how his policies are affecting them. We have been targeted, unfortunately, for a lot of indiscriminate raids, policies that have people upset. The Latino Community has been pretty well organized to protest that. David really helpful as we try to understand your home state of North Carolina. That is congressman david price. Coming up, part of my interview with Energy Secretary bruyette. This is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. David this is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. Im david westin. It is not just tech and train we are competing with china over, its also energy policy, with and or mistakes for both countries. I spoke yesterday with Energy SecretaryDan Brouillette and asked about whether we should be worried about losing out to china when it comes to energy policy. Dan their country is growing at a rapid pace. As a result, their energy needs are going to increase at a rapid pace. As a matter of fact, we had a natural gas summit here last week where we had the ceos of all of the major u. S. Gas producers, and they tell me the increase in demand for things like liquefied natural gas are going to increase in china by approximately 71 over the next few years. Just another indication of their energy needs. They are not producing nearly enough energy to meet their economic needs. That being said, we are in a race for technology. Things like quantum computing, artificial intelligence, those types of technologies allow us to increase our production here, allow us to become more efficient. China is a very aggressive competitor in those fields. We are doing everything we can at the department of energy to not only keep up but surpass in many of those areas. David they are making a very big bet on renewable energy. Their goal is to be Carbon Neutral by 2060, and they are investing a lot in battery technology. Is there a danger that the u. S. Will fall behind because china is really putting their eggs in that basket . Dan the short answer is yes. Its important for us to realize in america that china is the dominant player in things like rare earth elements, some of things that you need for batteries. It is incumbent upon us to look at those supply chains and determine for us as americans whether we want to bring some of that production back to the United States. Im happy to report that many in the private sector have said, we want to bring that production back to the United States. So you are going to see a lot of new technologies coming to market, perhaps developing rare earth elements from coal ash, the residue left over from the coal mining process or even combustion of coal, we can extract some of those materials that we need for these batteries. We are also looking at some basic science here at the department of energy that may allow us to provide some substitutes for these rare earth elements, something different, a synthetic resource to make these batteries, or enhance the capacity of these batteries for storage. David one of the advantages for china is they have a massive Consumer Group they sell into. To what extent is that likely to drive some of the Energy Development . I will give you an example. I have talked to u. S. Car manufacturers who say the reason we are going as fast as we are with electric cars is because of china. That is where they are going. Are they in the catbird seat, as lead on these technologies because they have a Consumer Base to sell into . Dan the u. S. Economy is still the largest in the world. In some respect, the u. S. Consumer will determine the question before us. The adoption of electric vehicles will continue on the pace or perhaps pick up, at some point in the future, and we have some work to do in that area as well. When we think about electric vehicles, we are supportive of what the consumer wants to purchase, but we have to think about things like electricity generation, the grid resiliency issues we have been dealing with. Can our grid withstand the increased demand placed on it . That is the question for china as well. Do they have the infrastructure to have the uptake of electric vehicles be what the automakers think it might be . The answer could be yes, but yet to be determined. David that was part of my conversation with Energy SecretaryDan Brouillette. Up, balance of power continues on Bloomberg Radio. In our second hour, more with ben ginsberg, including his inside account of what happened in the 2000 florida recount, and if there was something there that could inform us about this election. We will also continue our discussion about electric vehicles. On gasoline powered vehicles in california, something the governor announced yesterday. This is balance of power on Bloomberg Television and radio. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. Thats it. Im calling kohler about their walkin bath. My name is ken. How may i help you . Hi, im calling about kohlers walkin bath. Excellent happy to help. Huh . Hold one moment please. [ finger snaps ] hmm. The kohler walkin bath features an extrawide opening and a low stepin at three inches, which is 25 to 60 lower than some leading competitors. The bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. Kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking experience. Are you seeing this . The kohler walkin bath comes with fully adjustable hydrotherapy jets and our exclusive bubblemassage. Everything is installed in as little as a day by a kohlercertified installer. And its made by kohler americas leading plumbing brand. We need this bath. Yes. Yes you do. A kohler walkin bath provides independence with peace of mind. Call. For one thousand dollas off your walkin bath plus a free kohler bidet seat with purchase. Mark im Mark Crumpton with bloomberg first word news. President trump was heckled by protesters who chanted vote him out as he paid his respects to the late ruth Bader Ginsburg today. And first lady Wearing Masks stood silently at the steps of the Supreme Court and looked down at the flag draped coffin. An president called ginsberg amazing woman. Protesters also chanted honor her wish, a reference to Justice Ginsburgs wish that she would not be replaced until after the election. Senator Mitch Mcconnell says there will be an orderly transition of power after the november election. He tweeted today that whoever wins will be inaugurated january 20. President trump said yesterday the Supreme Court will likely have to decide the outcome of the election. He has refused to commit to a peaceful transition if Democrat Joe Biden wins the election. Demonstrators in several American Cities took to the streets yesterday after kentucky grand jury chose not to file murder charges against any of