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"Coming up next here on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe we're going to dig into the details of C's latest results. Profits missing estimates in the third quarter the bank announcing though a new share buyback worth three billion dollars. Expenses on the up but it is something that we're watching shares just a touch weaker in Kong Hong and HSBC down three tenths of one percent. Also later on in the program we will bring you in for the interview on Friday that was so pivotal from the Iranian foreign minister speaking to Bloomberg in New to York that a little later on in the program this is Bloomberg. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast feed on the latest edition of the Bloomberg Businessweek podcast a conversation with Mattel CEO in on cries and how the success of the Barbie movie could power other brands. Well we did say it's at least 125 million dollar revenue 60 % operating income margin but the real the takeaway from this is that this is one movie in one year and as we continue to scale our strategy and have more movies more executions not just in film but also television in location -based entertainment theme parks consumer product digital experiences music and and other verticals in some cases that's actually bigger than the toy industry we believe that we have an opportunity to capture significant value from our franchises. Well let's go there and I've got to say you know I remember when we started talking to you it was in the early days of the Barbie movie or you started filming so it was kind of fun to be along for that process but it was a movie that made us laugh made us cry and like I said it appealed to a lot of
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"To softness in the industry and a weaker global economy. Enon joined us on Thursday to discuss the numbers, the health of the consumer heading into an all -important holiday season, and of course the tailwinds the Toymaker has enjoyed since the summer release of the Barbie movie. A movie I love, but you're right, they're getting into their important season. But before we get into the numbers at Mattel, we asked Enon to weigh in on the escalating violence in the Middle East and how the Israeli -born executive has been impacted by his country's ongoing war with Hamas. My family is okay, my immediate family is okay, but and know you of course as an Israeli this is very personal to me and I know too many people who lost loved ones or have relatives that have been kidnapped and are now you know on behalf of Mattel we condemn the terrorism and atrocities perpetrated by Hamas and stand against hate and violence in all forms. We express hope for the safety of Israelis and Palestinian children and families part in the Israeli -Hamas war. As a company since the Hamas attacks on October the Mattel Children's Foundation has been focused on humanitarian work including cash and toy donations to shelters and hospitals to support children who are suffering and we're sitting here all wishing for a swift resolution to the war and more peaceful in the future. Well it's something that you know people gosh who are I mean up to 80 years old at this point have dealt with their entire lives in that area of the world and I'm wondering to you and not speaking on behalf of Mattel but just getting your thoughts personally how this ends if a two -state outcome is the only solution you know it it's a complicated conflict and and we're now sitting at a time that is very volatile we see risk of of escalation and and we just hope for a swift swift resolution and wishing peace for everybody as soon as we can. I want to talk about Mattel. I have one more questions for you. Do you think Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not going to be the leader that brings lasting peace? This is not the time to get into the political discussion. Right now everyone is focused on resolving the situation. its Israel articulated priorities. We are all really looking forward for the release of the hostages. There are 30 children under of the edge 16 that are being held captive right now. About half the hostages are women and we really believe that this should be resolved as soon as possible. We pray for the safety and release of all the hostages that are now being held captive. You are absolutely right, but we do appreciate you weighing in on this because we have talked to you about serious issues in the past, so we really appreciate this. No easy segue, but I do want the business of Mattel. Talk to us about last quarter and the outlook. It was a tough day in the equity market for you guys. You did talk about tougher industry conditions. What are those tougher industry conditions that you guys are worried about? We did see the industry being soft in the third quarter and year to date. As result, a we adjusted our expectation and believe the industry will decline mid -single digit for the full year. Don, you need to remember that this is after the industry was up 22 % from 2019 to 2022, making an all -time high. After such a strong increase, especially in a challenging macroeconomic environment, we believe that this is a reasonable situation and doesn't reflect on the strength and resilience of the long term. The toy industry has been growing for over 10 years and it's a growth category. We feel very good about the industry and its growth prospects. Even in that environment, even in a softer market, Mattel performs very strongly. Our quarter exceeded our quarterly results, exceeded expectations. We showed meaningful sales growth and margin expansion with very strong free cash flow in the quarter. We saw consumer demand increasing and we continue to outpace the industry. So what would have to happen to bring in more than the 125 million dollars expected from the Barbie movie and related products? What needs to happen at Mattel or in the industry for that to happen? Or for the consumer I should say? While we maintain the top line expectation, we increase our outlook for a gross margin for our EPS and EBITDA and still expect a very strong free cash flow to flow through. What did change is that relative to our expectation at the start of the year is that the industry we believe will now decline mid -single digit. But the fundamentals are strong. We do expect an accelerated growth rate in the fourth quarter and significant expansion in gross margin compared to the prior year. For consumer demand to be positive for material in the holiday season, we expect an accelerated growth rate in the fourth quarter and significant expansion in gross margin compared to the prior year. So, we are performing strongly. We are heading into the fourth quarter, seeing stronger support from retailers, more shelf space, more representation in major holiday catalogues, and overall a strong position with a very broad -based offering of products across play patterns, price points, and we believe we are very well positioned competitively. So just to follow up there, the $125 million that you put out there, the estimate from the Barbie movie and related products, would you say it might be even conservative a little bit, Inan? Well, we did say it's at least $125 million revenue at 60 % operating income margin, but the takeaway from this is that this is one movie in one year, and as we continue to scale our strategy and have more movies, more executions, not just in film but also in television, in location -based entertainment, theme parks, consumer products, experiences, music, and other verticals, in some cases that are actually in the toy industry, we believe that we have an opportunity to capture significant value from our franchises. What are the key brands that you think have life beyond a kid's toy chest? Well, the vision of Mattel Films is to collaborate with leading filmmakers to create standout quality movies based on our iconic brands that will resonate in culture and appeal to global audiences. And the Barbie movie, and I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as you did, is a clear showcase. we And have 14 other movies in development right now. Different demographics, different genres. We have Hot Wheels in development with J .J. Abrams, development with Skydance, and the list goes on and on. Our thanks to Enon Chryse, chairman and CEO of Mattel. He joined us from the West Coast while we were here in Philadelphia for Schwab Impact 2023. Still ahead on Bloomberg Businessweek, insight more on the consumer from a CEO in a completely different sector and one that's facing a tightening market. Carol and I speak with the CEO of home appliance maker Whirlpool, Mark Blitzer. That's on the other side. This is Bloomberg. Can't catch us live. Your favorite Bloomberg radio shows, including Bloomberg Surveillance, Wall Street Week and Bloomberg Sound on are also available as podcasts. Listen today on Apple, Spotify and anywhere else you get your podcast. this is a Bloomberg money minute. One of South Korea's biggest exports is K Pop and the biggest K Pop band is BTS and soon the music mobile behind BTS is launching a new girl group and why he sees as K Pops next big growth market. We felt that for the growth of K Pop and of continued growth or K Pop. The answer is lies in United the States. But Bong Shihak speaking through an interpreter tells Bloomberg that the group's members are being selected and trained using existing K Pop methods. Think of a ballet training for ballet or training for an elite athlete like an Olympic athlete.
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"Following Eptol of the on deadly both humanitarian Israel, attacks. sides of consequences the Egypt, conflict of the Meanwhile, continues Jordan, Hamas attacks. and a to second the United shipment rise. Nations of U .S. In a to Time social appears weapons and media surge to ammunition post have support run today, arrived out and on in Biden Israel's resume Israel said million the the Friday flow US of is latest deadline Palestinians as working to with for leave the the more northern death than a Gaza. Israel Defense Forces had extended it by six hours on Saturday to people allow living in northern Gaza to move south for their own safety on specified routes. The move is widely seen as an opening step in a full -scale ground operation against Duggan Hamas militants. All of Gaza's borders are closed since the deadly Hamas attack targeting towns and settlements inside Israel one week ago. Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is blaming Democrats for the House's inability to elect a new speaker. On Friday, House Republicans chose Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan to be their party's nominee for speaker, although it's unlikely he'll receive enough votes to win the gavel. Afterwards, McCarthy told reporters that Democrats brought chaos to the House and are trying to stymie their of continuity of Congress. Kaiser has a tentative deal with the House. Kaiser Permanente unions is making the announcement on X. The deal affects about 75 ,000 Kaiser Permanente employees. That's about 40 % of the not -for -profit health provider workforce. The agreement comes after months of negotiations and a three -day strike. The union is seeking better pay and improved staffing levels. Next, rank and file members of the union vote on the tentative labor agreement. If they vote no, another strike could still happen. I'm John Fink. Taylor Swift is off to a sizzling start at the box office with her new concert film. Taylor Swift the era's tour brought in nearly three million dollars from the preview screenings Thursday night. It's expected to earn somewhere between 100 and 125 million dollars. At the box office this weekend, I'm Dena Kodiak. Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is facing a health -related issue and will not testify in Jacqueline court next Carl reports. Cohen was scheduled to appear on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week to testify in Trump's 250 million dollar civil fraud case. On Friday, multiple sources reported Cohen is now battling a health issue and his testimony will have to be delayed. California is one of the top 10 states with most the digital clutter. Nika Magajes reports. Secure Data Recovery surveyed 2 ,000 Americans to see digital where clutter is more prevalent. Seventy -nine percent of Californians say they have screenshots they never use. that, Add to an overwhelming majority of Californians say they frequently have multiple windows open at the same time on their computers and more than half have too many browser tabs open on their smartphones. Michigan, Utah and Connecticut took the top three spots. Drivers are facing major disruptions starting early this planned morning closure because of of a the Brooklyn partial Queens Expressway for repairs. Scott Pringle has more. All the Queens bound lanes of the EQE will be closed from Atlantic Avenue to Sand Street. Staten Island bound lanes will be reduced from one lane of traffic between Street Sand and Atlantic Avenue. This goes through four o 'clock Monday morning. Something that we have to do in order to continue to maintain this important corridor safe. Transportation Commissioner Adonis Rodriguez says crews will be reinforcing steel beams and any more concrete to the aging busy roadway. Gen Z is cutting back on to spending persistent due inflation. Phil Hewlett has details. A survey conducted by Bank of America found that 73 % of respondents between the ages of 18 and
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"Morning by PenFed. Great rates for everyone. Where's Jeff? Apple has lost about 200 billion dollars in market value in the last two days as investors sell on concerns about a broader iPhone ban in China. Mattel will make 125 million dollars off the Barbie movie but that is licensing rights. Barbie doll sales are actually down. Chef Jose Andres wants to feed your pets. He's launching Real Mesa, the brand name for a line of gourmet dog food. The Dow gained 58 points Thursday but the Nasdaq lost 124. Jeff Clabo, WTOP He'll be news Asian stocks lower this morning. Then ek is down by 413 points cosby off 16, the hang staying unchanged this hour, the Shanghai is down 14. Good morning, glad you're with us here at 12 .41. Hey, if you have the time, why not find out about the money? This is Dave Johnson. I'm talking about a great new feature from Jennifer of Young Jennifer Young Homes and it's on JenniferYoungHomes .com. Imagine knowing in just a few minutes without having to talk to an agent what your home could be bought for right now, even if you aren't looking for an instant cash offer. Are you curious what your home worth is in today's market? Now you can. Just go to your phone right now and go to JenniferYoungHomes .com and click the instant home value button. It's right there on JenniferYoungHomes .com. Killer Williams Realty, 703 -815 Good Friday morning, September 8. Glad you're with us. 1242 on WTOP. This is WTOP News. Now we turn to the latest this Friday morning and the war between Ukraine and Russia funerals were held week this for the victims of that deadly Russian missile attack on a crowded market in eastern Ukraine. Russia has launched attacks more while Ukraine reciprocated in a neighborhood not far from Moscow as we hear this morning from WTOP national security correspondent JJ Green. Bodies of two people were laid to rest in a village outside of the city of Constantinople in the Donetsk region and this after an attack killed 17 people and wounded 33 yesterday. Also Ukrainian officials say Russia struck the port area of Ismail along the Danube River today. This attack was the fourth in five days. Odessa's regional governor says the port area was attacked with Shahed drones from Iran. Both of these attacks overshadowed that two -day visit of Secretary of State Antony Blinken which was aimed at assessing counter -offensive and signaling continued support from the US. In the meantime in Rostov -on which -Don is about 600 miles from Moscow, there was a significant attack there. Drones were used it's and where Russia's Central Command Center is for its military campaign and it's as signaling well that Ukraine is moving closer and closer to Moscow in launching these drone attacks acts as their own. In other news Friday morning, North Korea state media says the country has apparently launched a new type of submarine capable of conducting an underwater nuclear attack. CBS reporter Alex Jensen. North Korea's first self -described tactical nuclear attack submarine will reportedly begin its operational life patrolling by waters between Korea and Japan but the real issue here is that it could travel unseen to get closer to enemy targets posing a greater nuclear weapon threat than missiles fired from the ground in the north. You are listening to 103 The WTOP traffic center tracking the top trouble spots, the biggest backups, the major incidents, the slowest traffic. WTOP traffic every 10 minutes on the 8th and when it breaks. Friday morning September 8th showers and thunderstorms in patchy fog by daybreak 60s and 70s
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"75 outside the WTOP studios it's all brought to you by Long Fence save 25 % on Long Fence decks pavers and fences six months no payment no interest financing terms and conditions apply go to money longfence .com news at 10 and 40 past the hour on WTOP here is Claymore Jeff Chipotle Mexican Grill will pay the district more than $300 ,000 to settle allegations that violated DC child labor laws the DC Attorney General cited more than 800 cases of minors working at Chipotle past 10 p .m. or more than eight hours a day Chipotle denies the allegations but pays to settle downtown DC's office vacancy rate is now 18 and a half percent some landlords are starting to sputter the Washington Business Journal says a 12 story office building at 1850 M just sold at foreclosure auction for 38 million dollars just 30 % of its 125 million dollar assessed value home price gains here in the u .s. have slowed the world's hottest housing market is now Dubai luxury home prices have surged fifty percent in the last year places with Tokyo home prices up more than 26 percent Miami is the only u .s. city in the top ten with an annual price gain of eight percent Wall Street's closing Bell less than an hour away the Dow is up a hundred and seventy three points the S &P 500 is up twenty two the Nasdaq's up ninety two those are all half percent gains Jeff Glabel WTOP news coming up on WTOP plans are coming together in Congress for an impeachment inquiry for President Biden will have live details WTOP Mitchell Miller next money news brought to you by Dulles International Airport we don't travel to escape life travel we so life doesn't escape us Dulles International Airport let your imagination soar book now flight at dollars dot -com slash non -stop everyone here knows diamonds direct is the place
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"Seven news meteorologist Steve Rudin the first alert weather center. 74 degrees cloudy skies right now in northwest Washington brought to you by Long Fence save 25 % on Long Fence decks pavers and fences six payment no interest financing terms and conditions apply go to longfence .com Money news on WTOP at 10 and 40 past the hour with Jeff Kleybaugh. Chipotle Mexican Grill will pay the district more than $300 ,000 to settle allegations that violated child labor laws in the district attorney general cited more than 800 cases of minors working at Chipotle past 10 o 'clock at night or more than eight hours a day Chipotle denies the allegations but pays to settle downtown DC office vacancy rate is now 15 and a half percent some landlords are starting to sputter the Washington Business Journal says a 12 -story office building at 1850 M just sold at foreclosure auction for 38 million dollars that is just 30 percent of its 125 million dollar assessed value house prices here in the US have slowed the world's hottest housing market is now Dubai where luxury home prices have surged 50 percent in the last second place is Tokyo with home prices up more than 26 percent in the past year Miami is the only U .S. city to make the top 10 with a year -over -year gain of 8 the Dow is up 238 points the S &P 500 up 28 the Nasdaq up 110 all better than half percent gains Jeff Clable, WTOV News brought to you by Lowe's shop Labor Day appliance savings at Lowe's now's the time to refresh your kitchen for less Lowe's knows home improvement WTOP looking for a beautiful and functional upgrade to your home this summer three -day blinds has you covered at three -day blinds our free in -home design consultation makes it easy a three -day
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"Cryptomedia company CoinDesk is cutting its workforce by 16 percent, including 45 percent of its editorial staff as it prepares for a potential sale of a stake in the publication, according to an internal memo reviewed by the block. In the message, CoinDesk CEO Kevin Worth said that the deduction was a, quote, required step to ensure a financially sound business moving forward, end quote. The layoffs are said to impact 20 people predominantly in the media team. The move comes as CoinDesk, owned by Digital Currency Group, is reportedly close to a deal to sell a 125 million dollar stake to a group of investors and is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks. Soon to be shuttered, Silvergate Bank, previously known for its crypto-friendly services before it imploded earlier this year, announced in a regulatory filing the departure of three key executives amid ongoing liquidation proceedings. CEO Alan Lane, chief legal officer John Bonino and chief financial officer Antonio Martino will leave their roles, with Lane and Bonino departing on August 15 and Martino stepping down by September 30. Kathleen Freher, Silvergate's chief risk officer, will take over as the chief transition officer. The bank stated that departures were not due to any disputes or disagreements. The San Diego-based bank is in the process of winding down operations after reporting $1 billion in losses related to the collapse of FTX and facing several lawsuits. The bank's stock price plummeted by 44% following the announcement of voluntary liquidation in March and has fallen 99% from its all-time high in November 2021 to 20 cents at the time of recording. Meanwhile, back in New York, bankrupt crypto lender Celsius received permission from US bankruptcy judge Martin Glenn to ask its account holders if they wanted the company to restart as a user-owned entity, according to a Bloomberg report. The plan, managed by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's Arrington Capital, would see around $2 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum distributed to creditors, and customers repaid partly through equity in the new company. Some creditors, however, reportedly objected to the repayment plan throughout the course of the hearing, arguing they would be forced to take stock in a risky new venture. Judge Glenn's approval is contingent on Celsius' advisors sharing information about the crypto industry's volatility and potential challenges to the firm's mining operation. On Tuesday, crypto custodian Prime Trust filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a significant downfall for the Las Vegas-based company. The collapse of the firm that once transacted $3.5 billion a month was accelerated by regulatory intervention from the Nevada Financial Institutions Division, which placed Prime Trust under receivership in June due to insolvency and breaches of fiduciary duties. A failed acquisition attempt by rival BitGo further destabilized the firm. �Prime failed to safeguard assets under its custody and cannot meet all client withdrawals,� stated the NFID. �As such, Prime has breached its fiduciary duties to its clients in violation of Nevada laws.� The bankruptcy filing reveals liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, with the largest unsecured creditor claiming $55 million. John Guidry, former president of the Bank of Nevada, will lead the restructuring efforts.
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"Visit indeed .com slash credit. 603 on a Tuesday July 25th we are at 73 degrees hot and humid pm showers and storms highs around good I'm morning Michelle Bash and I'm John Aaron. The top local stories were following this hour. You're of course familiar with Dulles and Reagan National Airports in Northern Virginia. Soon you'll be able to catch commercial flights to places like Florida from Manassas. The Prince William Times reports the city council has unanimously approved a plan to bring commercial passenger flights to Manassas Regional Airport within the next two years. The airport is currently open only to small private planes. Airport operator AvPorts will spend up to 125 million dollars to triple the size of the airport terminal. The plan is to initially add up to eight new commercial flights a day and eventually offer as many as 30 a day. It's going to be much harder to skip paying those metro fares soon. The system is rolling out new entry gates system wide. WTOP's Luke Lukert is live this morning at the first station Yeah, Michelle, here at the Fort Houghton station you're gonna have to beat Michael Jordan to hop over these gates. Overnight they installed new orange and clear gates that are just shy of five feet tall and those typical gaps between gates for their card readers are now closed off because of the L -shaped design. They're also supposed to be tough with updated hinges, but already this morning we're learning that they are not infallible. I did just see a man that was trying to out get of the station, pushed through the gates, and some folks have been using one card and ushering in three or four people through the gate, so fare evading is still happening. The gates come as Metro tries to cut down on nearly 40 million dollars a year on fare evasion. Metro Police are also writing tickets for skipping paying. They are planning to roll out the new gate system -wide. Some of the next stations to get them will be Pentagon City, Bethesda, and Wheaton. Reporting live in Fort Totten, Luke Luker, WTOP News. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. D .C.'s Metro buses have cameras that are watching to see if you're blocking, driving, or idling the in bus -only lanes. Soon you'll get more than a warning The D .C. Department of Transportation has kicked off a
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"Not seeing anything on radar in our region right now but We have our eyes peeled for troubled weather when it does appear. It's 75 now in Dupont Circle, 74 we'll be right in Dupont Circle. Your service desk is wired by IBEW Local 26. Dupont where electrical contractors come to grow. Good morning, I'm John Aaron and I'm I'm Michelle Bash. Teddy Gelman is our producer. The top stories we're following for you today. Metro loses an estimated 40 40 million dollars a year to fare evaders. Now the system is taking new steps to stop it. new higher gates. The new doors on the improved gates are 55 inches tall or twice as strong The new gates have gone into place at the Fort Totten station. They'll eventually be installed system wide. We have a reporter at that station who will bring us more as the morning goes on. Well you'll soon be able to catch commercial flights to to places like Florida from Manassas. Manassas Regional Airport is currently open only to small private the airport airport within the next two years. Resident Gretchen Olmsted supports the change. Expanding the airport would be a great benefit to local businesses industry and to our community. I can relate to concerns that people have about noise. But what happens when you live in a place is that you gradually habituate to those sounds and you don't even notice them over time. The plan is to initially add up to eight new commercial flights per day and later offer as many as 30 a day. The airport's operator will spend up to 125 million dollars to triple the size of the airport terminal. The clock is ticking toward a potentially crippling strike that would affect your packages. Today UPS and the Teamsters Union, representing more than of half its employees, will return to the negotiating table. The UPS union president says 95 percent of the contract is done, with UPS agreeing to things weeks ago like bringing air conditioning to its iconic brown delivery fleet first for the time. But other issues like pay for part -time workers remain at stake, says Michigan State University's Jason Miller. Really it's just coming down to dollar figures. Teamsters are saying that the pay is substantially lower than effectively UPS corporate is saying. He says a UPS strike would hit the health care system hard when it comes to medical supplies other services. products. Both sides have one week to reach a deal. Matt Piper, CBS the bill Madam seems Supreme Court. Fury erupted after the vote and then hands. Outside Tel Aviv a car veered into the crowd slamming Coming in to protesters injuring three. The people who took to the streets were stated by Parliament's vote on judicial reform which passed technically unopposed after the opposition walked out. That gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right wing and religious political allies a clear victory but a hollow one. Months of protests showed the majority of That CBS's Elizabeth Palmer in Tel Aviv. Netanyahu's allies say the overhaul will rein in unelected judges. Opponents say the move is a grave threat to democracy. More American weapons and equipment are going to Ukraine. It's all part of a Biden military administration aid package worth up $400 million. The package includes Hornet drones which are tiny drones used largely for intelligence gathering. It also includes artillery and ammunition rounds, demolition equipment and armored striker vehicles. Overall the U .S. has provided more than $41 billion in military aid to Ukraine since Russia's full -scale invasion began. As we get ready for temperatures to ramp up here, things are red already -hot in other parts of the U .S. Phoenix has now had a record -shattering 25 straight days of temperatures at or above 110 degrees and Europe is facing down its own heat wave as well. In muggy Rome temperatures in recent days have topped 107 degrees. A new record turning the Eternal City into the Infernal City at the Gemelli Hospital, the Hospital of Popes. Doctors are seeing a spike in fatalities says Francesco Francesco, the chief of the ER. We see patients with heart attack, stroke heart and failure. That report from CBS's Chris Livesay, Greece is also dealing with wildfires that have displaced more than 30 ,000 people. Meanwhile, a new study finds the intense hot spells in the American Southwest and Southern Europe could not have occurred without the continuing buildup of warming gases in the air. The study also finds these unusually strong heat waves are becoming more common. Several climate scientists using tree rings and other stand -ins for temperature records say this month's heat is likely the hottest Earth has been in about 120 ,000 years. Wow. Well, coming up after traffic and weather, what to due if mosquitoes really like you plus some free movies you can check out next month. It's 536. A New new study finds a markedly higher risk of death among older people with dementia after they receive an opioid in the world. In the first two weeks of new opioid use, the risk of death increased 11 -fold compared than those not receiving the medications. The study was reported at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference. Dr. Nicole Purcell is senior director of clinical practice at the Alzheimer's Association. At the basic rule of all. Pain should never go untreated and heightened attention is needed when working with people who cannot clearly articulate their pain. 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"Manassas could be the next entrance the DC region at least from a flight perspective. Potomac Local reports agreement the city's with reached an Avports LLC to bring commercial passenger flights to the Manassas regional airport. That company owned by Goldman Sachs will spend up to 125 million dollars to triple the size of the airport terminal it would initially allow for up to three passenger flights a day from Manassas to nearby cities eventually up to 30 daily commercial flights could be coming in and out of Manassas regional and a shooting in Alexandria Monday morning leaves one person dead police looking for answers this happened about 11 30 at West Glebe Road near Milan Drive alive. Police say 29 -year -old Eric Holmes Jr. died at the hospital. So far, there's been no arrests. They're searching for a silver Nissan Rogue with an Enterprise car sales placard in the rear license plate holder. 453 now Arlington County Public Schools say they are not backing down on transgender policies even as the state finalizes policies amongst that other things call for students to use bathrooms and play on sports teams based on their sex assigned at birth. Superintendent Francisco Duran told the school board that current policies are in compliance with the law. So rest assured that here in APS we're going to continue to stand by and hear the policies that we have in place. We're going to make sure that our students and staff feel welcome and they belong here. We have reviewed the guidance and again I want to make sure that it's clear that we are determined to keep our current policies and our policy implementation procedures that protect everyone's rights in place. Arlington's policies say every student has the right to be addressed by names and pronouns that correspond to their gender identity and that students will have access to bathroom facilities correspond that to their gender identity as well. For some remote work came the norm during the pandemic, but does that mean there's also been an increase in folks slacking off? American Trends reporter for The Hill, Daniel Devise, says several studies have shown the answer is no. These are the landmark studies and they show both that people put in a little more time on average when they work from home and that they tend to get a bit more work done per unit of time, which has to do with less distraction, right? And maybe just a little more focus when you're working from your home office. Gallup shows polling a dramatic rise in the number of Americans who prefer to work at home, at least part of the time, from 40 % in 2019 to a near 94 % in 2022. for sports at 25 and 55 powered by Maximus, moving people and technology forward. With a look at the sports page, here's Diane Roberts. The Nationals started Monday night's game against the Rockies, looking to extend their win streak to four. But the Rockies had other plans. One highlight for the Nats fans came in the bottom of the eighth courtesy of Jima Candelario.
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"There was this one time I went snorkeling in the Caribbean when I was a kid it really blew just my mind we saw the most beautiful corals I remember thinking they were waving at they moved with the ocean and then there were all these amazing fish I'll never forget it it completely changed the way I look at the ocean most of us have a memory of being in nature we'll never forget let's protect the world's natural places so more memories can be made for generations to come visit worldwildlife org this is wtop news it is 252 Manassas could be the next entrance to the DC region Potomac Local reports city the has reached an agreement with Avports LLC to bring commercial passenger flights to the Texas Regional Airport that company owned by Goldman Sachs will spend up to 125 million dollars to triple the size of the Manassas Airport terminal it would initially allow for up to three passenger flights a day from Manassas to nearby cities eventually up to 30 daily commercial flights be could coming in and out of Manassas Regional we will keep you up to date if that changes and a shooting in Alexandria Monday morning leaves one person dead and police looking for answers this happened about 1130 on West Glebe Road near Milan Drive police say 29 year old Eric Williams Jr. died at the hospital so far there's been no arrests police are searching for a silver Nissan Rogue with an Enterprise car sales placard in the rear license plate holder and in Arlington County public schools are saying they're not backing down on transgender policies even as the state finalizes orders that amongst other things call for students to use bathrooms and play on sports teams that are based on their sex assigned at birth superintendent Francisco Ron told the school board that current policies are in compliance with the law so rest assured that here in APS we're going to continue to stand by and hear the policies that we have in place we're going to make sure that our students and staff feel welcome and they belong here we have reviewed the guidance and again I want to make sure that it's clear that we are determined to keep our current policies and our policy implementation procedures that protect everyone's rights in place Arlington's policy say that every student has the right to be addressed by names and pronouns that correspond to the students gender identity and that students will have access to bathroom facilities that correspond to gender their identity as well sports at 25 I've been 55 powered by Maximus moving people and technology forward lot of baseball on Monday here's Diane Roberts the Nationals started Monday night's game against the Rockies looking to extend their their win streak to four but the Rockies had other plans one highlight for the Nats fans came in the bottom eighth of the courtesy of Jima Candelario here's a swing a long drive by Jima Candelario deep to toward right the corner going going
WGN Radio
"125 million dollar" Discussed on WGN Radio
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Northwest Newsradio
"125 million dollar" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"And streaming at nwnewsradio .com stay connected stay informed your information station newsradio 1000 fm 977 stay connected stay informed i'm Kathy O 'Shea and here's what's happening seven men are now in jail as a result of a human trafficking operation along Aurora Avenue Seattle in the undercover operation took place late last month along Aurora Avenue north between North 125th and North 130th streets police arrested the man and impounded three vehicles during the operation police say each of the men approached undercover officers posing as prostitutes and agreed to exchange money for sex acts SPD says it remains committed to responding to and investigating complaints of human trafficking two fires are still far full from containment and have been burning for several days the McEwen fire in Mason County now ten percent contained the fire started northeast of Shelton on Tuesday afternoon fire commanders measured the fire at 257 acres and say it continues to burn within its current footprint crews on the scene are working to reinforce a control line around the fire we know that no homes have been damaged firefighters right now working non -stop to put out that raging tunnel 5 fire that's in Skamania county governor Jay Inslee and senator Maria Cantwell went to the tunnel 5 site to see how firefighters efforts are because going we just added 125 million dollars in resources that are helping these local communities that are underfunded with the local tax base that's what they really need a tunnel 5 fire now has burned get this 556 acres it is only 20 contained that's como forest michelle the man accused in a deadly stabbing in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood has now been charged with first -degree murder King County prosecutors say santa sisay stabbed a 45 year old man 13 times in the back neck and chest in front of a gas station back on July 4th according to sisay the victim was holding a knife and accusing him of stealing his phone charger sisay is due back in court later this month and is currently locked up on two million dollars bail gas prices food prices and high interest rates who can afford some basic summer fun for the family come before us tyra majors has found some affordable fun inflation put can a damper on summer fun as families buckle down their budget but it doesn't have to but there are ways to save you just have to do a little bit of planning and a little bit of research budgeting expert andrea warrock says first check your local library branches events first shoreline spanaway and bellevue are some of many that offer free meals and programs to kids under 18 there could be free events like arts and crafts reading groups lego building maybe there are even offering free lunches or free dinners i know our local library does that and the kids actually enjoy it saves you some money gets you out of the house and also keeps you in a nice air conditioned space without you having to spend more on energy another way to avoid summer spending check your local parks and recreation website for free events next week the mariners and the city of seattle are hosting free movie nights at seattle center in celebration of all star week also check local restaurants for deals with prices up on food restaurant meals are getting really expensive however you can find deals first i would recommend looking through apps like yelp you can find local dining deals maybe its an early bird special, late night special and there are even restaurants that offer free kids meals select museums and seattle are free on the first thursday of every month and those with ebt
Bloomberg Radio New York
"125 million dollar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"125 million dollar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"125 million dollar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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Patriots Beat
"125 million dollar" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"I just think with them, right they look at value our how do they value their not you're not getting him for what? Is it? Six games? Right? Yeah suspension the first six games of his contract and he served he survived those games at the end one. It's one game. Okay, so then yeah, like maybe he's an option I again with I just I I've said this before he's going to be probably top three paid received. Free agency, right? If not top five. I you know, if you're going to spend twenty five million dollars at that position give me a $15 guy and a ten million dollar guy instead of just 125 million dollar guy. That's just thought, you know, the Patriots need more than one receiver more than one established receiver. Can they go to the draft sure, but what are they really have four nfl-caliber wide receivers on this roster? I you know what Julian Edelman status is going to be during the year. N'keal. Harry obviously is still a project to Mere bird is a third fourth receiver. Maybe he's not a guy you count on a Jacoby Myers is the closest thing they have and she's even you know, he he shouldn't be your first receiver. He should be your third or fourth. So right there you need at least two. If not three guys, if you spend all that money on will Fuller all that's going to have to happen is we'll Fuller's going to get double-covered and yeah, Jacoby Myers has a slightly better year than he did last year, but you're kind of just right back where you were they need to have Optimum. They need guys who will stress the defense from different points blowing twenty million dollars on will Fuller. Well, he's a good player doesn't solve that it needs to be multiple players. They need to build an offense not just a bulb talent and what it's going to cost them to bring in will Fuller I think handcuffs them in acquiring some of that second level talent that they ultimately need to get back into contention. Yeah, I agree with all that. I think the biggest thing was off though just to play Devil's Advocate is that the Patriots have been the slowest offense in the NFL for two years, right? They've been I would say even arguably three years if you want to go back to the 2018 season, even though I'm with a Superbowl not offense had issues certainly during the regular season that time that's a really big issues and will Fuller when he's healthy and that's that's a big if if he's healthy he comes in here and he brings a level of explosiveness that they have not had since I guess Brandin Cooks, right? They they just haven't had somebody that can truly explode and create big plays for the offense..