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"A future Palestinian state can coexist in peace and security within internationally recognized borders. We will not support an approach that undermines this prospect. Long says Morris since 2018 decision put Australia out of step with the majority of the international community. In baseball after last night's rain out the Yankees and the guardians will play their deciding game 5 of their ALDS this afternoon 4 p.m. Eastern Time and the NBA regular season starts tonight, Celtics host the 76ers, the warriors host the Lakers. Life and the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg Tom ball. 4 p.m. start. Sanity. Yeah. I mean, it's just that simple. It's great. Gotta go. So the kids can watch. I'm sure Aaron Boone is thinking what tessio said in The Godfather about the pitching rotation. You can't do this. This is screwed up my arrangements. And what do you do now? Is he advantaged by the one day delay? Is the Yankees advantage of the Indians advantage by the rest? Well, I think whoever wins there at a disadvantage because they got to play in the Astros. The next case. The next day. Right. They're playing Verlander. Oh, I thought the tigers slipped in. We'd be doing espresso reports if that happened. Yeah, I mean, this is a big one. And what's going on? This came up today, just very quickly here. We were talking to the wonderful Michael nathanson of Moffett, nathanson, and on the mister Murdock wants to piece together Fox again, and the first thing out of Nathan's mouth was the sports, the value of sports. Is all this is about. It's just come down to that Michael Barr has it. There's a great article that's on the Bloomberg terminal, and they're talking about how the networks like Fox, CBS, NBC, ESPN, they're all paying these exorbitant fees because you also have a challenge from Amazon and Apple because quite frankly, for cable, that's like the lifeline that they need to sports. That's all they got left. So yeah, I mean, it's news and sports. And they monetize news better than anybody else in the business. And then sports, but the question is for sports is with the fragmentation of the audience. Can you continue to pay these multi-billion dollar rights fees and make money on a smaller subscriber base already have to throw that to streaming? Last night before The Rain delay, I heard an echo from the west wing of the house. Sure. Can you help me find the Yankees game? On TV. They couldn't find it. You know, pleased to hear
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"Takes some honors as top goal in the women's awards Barcelona's Alexia puta wins the ball onto ore for a second straight year. As we mentioned, game 5 ALDS series tied two two winner moves on to the ALCS Yankees and the guardians. Okay, it is now officially then postponed Doug and I guess they will play this tomorrow. The team will have to be tomorrow afternoon, then the winner will move on to face the Astros in the ALCS. It is Monday Night Football at the half in Los Angeles, the Broncos leading the Chargers 13 to ten Broncos are two and three on the season, chargers are three and two on the season as well. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update, Juliet. Thanks so much, Dan, coming up. We're going to join opinion columnist surely ran she's writing about Chinese president Xi Jinping's speech at the party, Congress will also give you updated on market action as we do see some green shoots coming through today, the hang seng index in early trade off the opening highs, but still up by about 1.3% China's CSI 300 marginally higher. This is Bloomberg. What is dedication? The thing that drives me every day is dead is very un we call them day to day for short. Every day he's hungry for something, whether it's attention, affection, knowledge, and there's this huge responsibility and making sure that when he's no longer under my wing, that he's a good person. I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers. The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything so as a dad you felt like you had to know everything and you had to get everything right. It's okay to make mistakes. As long as it's coming from love, then, you know, it kind of starts to work itself out. I want him to be able to
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"The calendar is flipped to October, and that means the MLB postseason is back on TBS. Watch the biggest names in brightest stars in the American League take the field in battle it out for a spot in the World Series. Catch all the jaw dropping action starting October 11th on TBS and stay with us all month long as we crown in American League champion. You're not going to want to miss all the slick plays crazy hits and clutch performances that make postseason baseball, America's greatest pastime. From the ALDS to the ALCS, TBS has you covered this October. This is the crossover and NBA show hosted by Sports Illustrated's Chris mannix and Howard back. It's a whole new level for you and me, Chris. This relationship. Like and subscribe for the best weekly NBA content these two are capable of. What does that mean? Could be the best duo ever. I don't see how you can beat that. Here they are. Chris mannix and Howard back. And we are back crossover NBA podcast Chris mannix Howard's Beck with a new cast of characters joining us for part two of the Sports Illustrated NBA mega podcast, the co hosts of the crossover are here, Chris and Howard, the co host of open floor, Chris herring, and live from his dorm room in Central Florida, Rohan not Carney, Rohan, glad you could join us from I am podcasting as God intended from my parents house. Okay, that's awesome. There's no true or form of podcasting. Wait. Are you podcasting for the basement? There are no basements in Florida, unfortunately, but science willing, I would have been in a basement. If possible, but yeah, I'm podcasting the old fashioned way gentlemen. All right, well, the first part of this mega podcast was over on the open floor feed. That was our Western Conference preview. Now we're gonna do a little Eastern Conference storylines as we get geared up for the start of the NBA season on Tuesday night. And fellas, we gotta begin in Brooklyn, which is going to be a fascinating case study all season long. The nets have what I feel is like the highest ceiling, maybe of any team in the league. They also have potentially the lowest floor of any contender in the league because God knows how all these personalities mesh God knows if Steve Nash can coach them, God knows what Kyrie Irving's gonna wake up thinking on any given day. So Howard, I want to start with you then on the nets. And I guess we'll frame it this way. As you get ready for this season, with all the dust settling on everything that happened in the off season. Do you look at the nets as a contender or pretender as we begin this season? I think there are contender until further notice. So the backdrop of the summer is as ghastly as it gets. Raises a thousand questions. But they're all back and there's no outward signs right now that anybody is kind of just dragging themselves through practices and shoot rounds and games. Like there's the discontent that led to Kevin Durant's trade request that was wrapped up perhaps or not perhaps in kairi's wanting an extension that he didn't get. Whatever the misgivings, the bad feelings, the bad mojo, it's not clear right now. And granted, sometimes it's hard to tell because this team is so weird anyway, but until we actually see some cracks in them as they're constructed playing games as opposed to just the theater of the off season, then I'm going to look at them based on their talent and their talent as you said at mannix is as great as anybody's got in a big three. Now, Ben Simmons has never played with these guys except in the preseason. Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant haven't exactly had great success together so far in Brooklyn, but the last three years have been choppy to say the least. James Harden coming and going bubble, dread injury, Kyrie injury hard injuries, all of it. They're almost a blank slate. But I'm not going to evaluate them based on what was going on in July with Kevin Durant's trade request. They're all here, and it looks like they're all playing as hard as you would normally expect them to play in a preseason. So for now, they're contenders. They've got stars. They've got playmaking. They've got Ben Simmons, who's a Swiss Army knife, defensively. They've got great shooters in Seth curry and Joe Harris. They're pretty solid. And it's not as though the other contenders don't have their own caveats, albeit not quite as spectacular. Yeah, I just want to, I want to lean on the expertise of one of the most famous basketball writers of all time. His name's Howard Beck, who said earlier this summer, I remember when Kobe and Shaq hated each other and they were at each other's throats and the Lakers kept the team together and they made the NBA Finals. We'll remember Kobe Bryant famously tried to leave the Lakers in 2000 late 2000s. They keep him. They trade for pau Gasol, end up winning two more championships. Listen, I'm with Howard. There's the theater of off season and then there's what they can be on the floor. And on the floor, I'm about to say something insane. I think they're like a Dwight Howard away from potentially just running away from the rest of the east, okay? I think they're 5 man lineup of Joe Harris. Royce O'Neal Ben Simmons, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant has the potential to be, you know, you think about what the Celtics did last year with kind of this really switchable group. I think this next version has to be a potentially an amped up version of that group. I just think they need more front court depth. But you look at who can bring off the bench, Seth curry, TJ Warren, I'm really intrigued by what TJ Warren could possibly bring them. They're going to be in the mix for buyout guys. Just looking at on the court, you know, Simmons at the end of the day, he's finally playing the role we've all wanted him to play. He doesn't have to handle the ball. He doesn't have to worry about a 7 footer who needs post touches, clogging up the paint. I think there's a lot of potential here for them to be really, really good and even amid all the drama. Even amid all the James hard and drama from two years ago, when he joins the team, amid the drama last year when he's trying to get the trade out. When the guys have been on the floor outside of that Celtic series where Katie look gas, they've generally played well together. So I swing wildly back and forth on this team, but I'm describing myself in an in period right now. I'm all in on the nets. I think they have a chance to be fantastic. I really do. As crazy as it sounds, I think they could be, they could ball. I do want to circle back to something that has been mentioned, but I think it's getting glossed over a little bit. I just think it'll be something interesting to watch. For all the stuff that Durant said over the summer, not publicly, but just obviously through the trade request. He wanted Steve Nash out. What did Sean marks out?
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"Sport. Let's get to Dan Schwartzman's Sudan arsenal takes another step in his winning ways. You know, they've really played great for Mikel Arteta this season to say the least they get past Louis united, it was one nil in bukayo saka scores in the 35th minute. He's turned to corner as well. They maintain their four point lead over Manchester City. That's because city falls to Liverpool at Anfield. One nil Mohamed Salah scoring the lone goal in the 76 minute Liverpool of course has struggled there at 8th place 14 points behind arsenal city again in second place four points behind the Gunners. In Spain Real Madrid, they move on atop the laliga table by three points of three to one classical win over Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu in the Bundesliga Bayern Munich dominates Freiburg 5 nil brush a Dortmund shut out by union Berlin to nil, Berlin maintaining a four point lead over Bayern in the league table. Major League Baseball divisional series, it is game number four in Cleveland, the New York Yankees holding onto a three to two lead over the guardians, even though leads the best of 5 series two games to one so far, Garrett Cole 45 hits two earned runs a loud cow font off with a guardian's 5 hits, a 5 innings four hits three earned runs allowed, including a Harrison Bader home run for the Yankees. That was a two run shot. Major League Baseball Sunday Night football off and running an NFC match in Philadelphia the 5 eagles and the four in one Dallas Cowboys are scoreless 7 30 to go in the first quarter earlier as the Giants they're 5 and one of 24 to 21 over the ravens, jets are four and two at 27 and ten win at the packers. Patriots, they're three and three 38 to 15 win over the browns, forty-niners, they lose the falcons 28 to 14 their three
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"Way not to comment regarding the January 6th committee. Now says he believes the testimony and new video released was devastating, the never before seen footage from the 2021 capitol riot shows House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, making urgent phone calls for help. Authorities in Northern California have made an arrest in connection with 6 murders over the past two years. Stockton police chief Stanley mcfadden, says he certain officers prevented another attack when they took the suspect into custody on Saturday. He was on a mission to kill. He was out hunting. Harasser was Wesley Brown, 43 for homicide. The shooting started in Oakland in April of 2021, 5 more killings happened between July and September of this year. Breast cancers had emerged within 5 years of giving birth or more likely to spread and become deadly, as according to a study from Oregon health and science university that looked at 2700 women. I'm Tammy trujillo. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues in the world of sports. I'm Michael Barr. I'm scarlet fu. And I'm Damien Sarah sour. And we are back more with Harold Reynolds on the MOB network throughout the postseason as it will be network is airing live coverage before and after every game. MLB network is also airing the ALDS and ALCS in Spanish this postseason, which brings me to the point every time I'm watching you guys, I got my pencil and I got my paper and I'm trying to set the odds up and everybody knows where I'm going with this guy. Scarlett has got that look like you degenerate bar. What do you think a gambling in baseball? I know it's sounds like a tired subject. But it's big, it's huge, more states are coming on in game action of betting. It is here to stay. Oh, it's here to stay. And so right on the same lines with fantasy, you know, I think fantasy really propelled football and everything else. And it's not even really as much about watching the game as it is about falling players. But I think most of the baseball came to the conclusion of it's involving the fans so much that you have to open the doors to it. So that's why he starts seeing a lot more. I'm surprised. Where I played with the gambling and different things that went on with scrutiny, we had to go through after Pete Rose. You know, so it's kind of it shocked to my system, so to speak. Gambling, what? You know? But I see it now and I understand it angle with fan involvement and it really is an engagement for fans and it's helped the sport grow with people following it. So I think that's where they kind of had to side with, okay, here's what's going on. We have to hop in and get involved. Yeah, there's an argument to be made, though, that, I mean, and I get with legalized sports betting that you're going to have a lot of analytics and data so that people can look through them and figure out how to quantify their bets. But at the same time, with the explosion of statistics and analytics, we've seen other sports like football or basketball get more exciting, but there's an argument that the explosion of analytics and statistics have kind of ruined baseball has made the game more boring. Baseball was already very numbers have a very math heavy. Everything's done based on numbers in a way that the game is less exciting even though it might get a more optimized result. If you're just looking for wins. Well, you're dead, I'm scared. I think that's why we had to implement the rule changes we're seeing. The game slowed down. And it sounds like you're like, yeah. It absolutely did. Did we blame analytics and stats for that? Well, I really do. I think we look at the shift rule, okay? The increase of shifts, the defensive shifts where we're putting three or four defenders on one side to come up with the best plausible way to now. And then what we're telling hitters don't hit the ball the other way, batting average doesn't matter. We want you to hit home front. So if you guys have a problem, you're probably going to pull the ball. So then they throw defenders on one side of the field. And guys are hitting the ball into the shift instead of a way. And as a result, there was no base runners that run scoring went down. The batting average for the first time is the lowest since they lowered the mount in 1968. So there had to be a way to increase action. And I do believe that analytically, yes, we slowed the game down because of the efficiency of the defense and being able to implement the numbers. You spent 12 years in the majors. Ten with a Mariners. I know we've talked about a lot of changes with the everything pitch clock this and that, whatever. But in your era, what has changed compared to what you're seeing now. Well, I think one, the thought of getting a hit, hit it where the aim. So to speak, it's a big slug and that doesn't factor in the thinking of a lot of hitters today. They're trying to hit through them or hit it over them instead of hitting whether or not. The stolen base. I mean, that was one thing that was just, you know, I'll tell you guys a quick story. I think David brought this up earlier. I wanted to have stolen base title in 1987. I was the only guy in the decade that won outside of Ricky Henderson. Ricky was averaging like a hundred stills a year. And in 87, he got injured about May, he already had 30 stolen bases. And so the last day of the season that comes down to me and Willie Wilson of the Kansas City royal. We both have 59. I still a base. I win the title. This is over, we're not in the playoffs. I get home the next day in Seattle. My phone rings because we were down in Texas and I get back home to Seattle. Phone rings and it's Ricky Henderson. Ricky. He always talked to me in the third person. He'll say, hey, playing cards are gonna go, Ricky, got a sweet hand. That's how he talks. So I answer the phone. Hello. He says, Henderson here. What up, Rick? What's going on? Congratulate me, right? Uh huh. And he goes, 60 stolen bases. You ought to be ashamed. Click and hung on the phone. Are you hung up on Ricky? No, he hung up on me. That's great. That is statement. 60 stolen basically got a shame Click, hung up. And so you were asking, what's the difference? I think Ricky's Paul is hair out right now, seeing guys still in third and 40 bases of season. And even have that before the officer breaking that 30 or 40 stone bases. So that brought that story on. I figured it'd be entertaining. I have to say, though, watching someone steal base, it adds that element of a spontaneity, right? It's a mini drama within the bigger drama of the game itself. I remember as a tigers fan, Cecil Fielder, stole a base. And we lost our minds. No, the first basement. And you talk about a big dude. I'm like, there's no. He's been doing steel bases. You need bigger bases, man. Obsessed with trying to do it. Yeah. Oh, Harold Reynolds, man. You are the man. And I am so glad that you came back to join us, man, as old friend of the show. Harold Reynolds, you can watch him on the MLB network throughout the postseason. You are so kind to join us. Thank you for joining us right here on the Bloomberg business of sports. I appreciate it. Enjoy the run and we'll see who wins it at the end. I'll talk to you soon for sure. Thank you. Take care of them. Thank you. Harold Reynolds, man. You always enjoy talking with him. Especially when he compares the differences between when he played and the game today and he's right, I enjoyed watching the stolen bases. It's that was a fun part of the game when I was much younger and didn't have as much gray in my hair. It was exciting also to see Ricky Henderson and whether he is going to curl his fingers up into a ball. There are little tells, not that I'm a Ricky Henderson expert, but you
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"Suspect, the 15 year old suspected gunman will be charged as an adult among those killed and off duty police officer. The Chinese Communist Party's 20th National Congress is underway, president Xi Jinping opening the event today, touting what he sees as the party's accomplishments since he first came to power ten years ago. I'm Scott Carr. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues in the world of sports. I'm Michael Barr. I'm scarlet fu. And I'm Damien Sam sour. And we are back more with Harold Reynolds on the MOB network throughout the postseason as it will be network is airing live coverage before and after every game. MLB network is also airing the ALDS and ALCS in Spanish this postseason, which brings me to the point every time I'm watching you guys, I got my pencil and I got my paper and I'm trying to set the odds up and everybody knows where I'm going with this. You got Scarlett's got that look like you degenerate bar. What do you think a gambling in baseball? I know it's sounds like a tired subject. But it's big, it's huge, more states are coming on in game action of betting. It is here to stay. It's here to stay. And it's right on the same lines with fantasy, you know? I think fantasy really propelled football and everything else. And it's not even really as much about watching the games. It's about falling players. But I think most of the baseball came to the conclusion of its involving the fans so much that you have to open the doors to it. So that's why he starts seeing it a lot more. I'm surprised generation where I played with the gambling and different things that went on with scrutiny. We had to go through after Pete Rose. You know, so it's kind of it shocked to my system, so to speak. Gambling, what? You know, but I see it now and I understand it angle with fan involvement and it really is an engagement for fans and it's helped the sport grow with people following it. So I think that's where it kind of had the side with, okay, here's what's going on. We have to hop in and get involved with it. Yeah, there's an argument to be made, though, that, I mean, and I get with legalized sports betting that you're going to have a lot of analytics and data so that people can look through them and figure out how to quantify their bets. But at the same time, with the explosion of statistics and analytics, we've seen other sports like football or basketball get more exciting, but there's an argument that the explosion of analytics and statistics have kind of ruined baseball has made the game more boring. Baseball was already very numbers have a very math heavy. Everything's done based on numbers in a way that the game is less exciting even though it might get a more optimized result. If you're just looking for wins. Well, you're dead. I think that's why we had to implement the rule changes we're seeing. The game slowed down. And it sounds like you're like, yeah. It absolutely did. Can we blame analytics and stats for that? Well, I really do. I think we look at the shift rule, okay? The increase of shifts, the defensive shifts where we're putting three or four defenders on one side to come up with the best plausible way to now. And then what we're telling hitters don't hit the ball the other way. Batting average doesn't matter. We want you to hit home run. So if you've got a problem, you're probably going to pull the ball. So then they throw defenders on one side of the field and guys are hitting the ball into the shift instead of a way. And as a result, there was no base runners that run scoring went down. The batting average for the first time is the lowest since they lowered the mount in 1968. So there had to be a way to increase action. And I do believe that analytically, yes, we slowed the game down because of the efficiency of the defense and being able to implement the numbers. You just spent 12 years in the majors. Ten with a Mariners. I know we've talked about a lot of changes with the everything pitch clock this and that, whatever. But in your era, what has changed compared to what you're seeing now. Well, I think one of the thought of getting a hit, hit it where the aim. So to speak, it's a big slogan, right? That doesn't factor in the thinking of a lot of hitters today. They're trying to hit through them or hit it over them instead of hitting whether or not. The stolen base. I mean, that was one thing that was just, you know, I'll tell you guys a quick story. I think Damon brought this up earlier. I wanted to have stolen base title in 1987. I was the only guy in the decade that won outside of Ricky Henderson. Ricky was averaging like a hundred stills a year. And in the 87, he got injured about many, he already had 30 stolen bases. And so the last day of the season that comes down to me and Willie Wilson of the Kansas City royal. We both have 59. I still a base. I win the title. This is over, we're not the playoffs. I get home the next day in Seattle. My phone rings because we were down in Texas and I get back home to Seattle. Phone rings and it's Ricky Henderson. Ricky. He always talked to me in the third person. He'll say, hey, playing cards are gonna go. Ricky, you got sweet hands. That's how you talk. So I answer the phone. Hello. He says, Henderson here. Today, what up, Rick? Congratulate me, right? Uh huh. And he goes, 60 stolen bases. You ought to be ashamed. Are you hung up on Ricky? No, he hung up on me. That's great. 60 stolen basically ought to be the same. Click hung up. And so you were asking, what's the difference? I think Ricky's Paul is hair out right now, seeing guys still in third and 40 bases of season. And even have that before the all star break, he'd have 30 or 40 stone bases. So that brought that story on. I figured it'd be entertaining. You might enjoy that. I have to say though, watching someone steal base, it adds that element of a spontaneity, right? It's a mini drama within the bigger drama of the game itself. I remember as a tigers fan, Cecil Fielder, stole a base, and we lost our minds. No, the first baseman. I'm sorry. And you talk about a big dude. I'm like, there's no basement don't steal bases. You need bigger bases, man, obsessive instruments. Yeah. Oh, Harold Reynolds, man. You are the man. And I am so glad that you came back to join us, man. It's old friend of the show. Harold Reynolds, you can watch him on the MLB network throughout the postseason. You are so kind to join us. Thank you for joining us right here on the Bloomberg business of sports. I appreciate it. Enjoy the run and we'll see who wins it at the end. I'll talk to you soon. It's a pleasure. Thank you. Take care of them. Thank you. Oh, Harold Reynolds, man. You always enjoyed talking with him. Especially when he compares the differences between when he played and the game today and he's right, I enjoyed watching the stolen bases. That was a fun part of the game when I was much younger and didn't have as much gray in my hair. It was exciting also to see Rickey Henderson and whether he is going to curl his fingers up into a ball. There are a little tells not that I'm a Ricky Henderson expert, but you just knew that something was going to happen one way or another. And it added this element of unexpected spontaneity to a game that has so few moments of spontaneity now. Leave it to Michael Barr to somehow we're talking about stolen bases and somehow he brings Detroit tigers for a basement Cecil Fielder. Always. Conversation. I mean, I don't think I mean, I barely saw him get up the line more or less get the first and
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"Baseball as you play every day. So shouldn't affect that. That's more who we're going up against matchups, things like that. Today starts Nestor Cortez, Shane Bieber for Cleveland, Houston's up to nothing in the other ALDS, the Astros had their slugger Jordan Alvarez to thank you at the game winning. Three run over game one, he hit the go ahead two run shot 60 of game to a four two Astros win over Seattle to game threes today tonight in the NLDS both series tied at one. Week 6 underway in Chicago, Washington won 12 to 7 and a four game losing speed the only commanders touchdown scored by rookie running back Brian Robinson, who has made a remarkable comeback in August, he was shocked twice in the leg in an attempted robbery in D.C., jets and giants look to keep their winning ways going Sunday, the jets visit Green Bay, giants home for Baltimore and the Giants punter is back home safely, the native Scott Jamie gillan was unable to fly home with the team to a Visa issue. He was staying at an Airbnb in London. Rangers already two and out, they won 7 three at Minnesota, Chris kreider, the big season last year, scored his first two of the year the first and last ranger goals. Islander sees an opener three one home loss to Florida that devil's lost 5 two at Philadelphia. John stasia were Bloomberg sports, Nathan. All right, John, thank you S&P futures are moving lower down 13 points down futures down 88 NASDAQ futures down 62 points, ten year treasuries up, 6 30 seconds yield 3.91% as we await bank earnings this morning, we'll get a preview next with Bloomberg's Chanel basic. This is Bloomberg. Burden LLP accountants and advisers presents industry chat, who with Jeff Kovacs, partner and head of the technology and life sciences practice. Software as a service or SaaS companies are transforming the enterprise software industry to reach scale, it is critical to develop key metrics that provide insight into customer acquisition, churn
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"For that. It's over to Nancy Lyons. She's in D.C., hey Nancy. Thanks, Carol the U.S. is speaking out against the latest Russian barrage of missile attacks on Ukraine with the State Department's Ned price saying Russian president Vladimir Putin has demonstrated how low he will sink. We have always said this is a brutal war of aggression, and these strikes seem to suggest that brutality and brutality alone is the point. Ned price says Putin is the only person who can end this invasion and he adds the core principles of the UN charter are at stake. Senate foreign relations chairman bob Menendez is calling for a freeze on U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia. After OPEC's agreement to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day, we get more on that from Bloomberg's Joe Matthew in Washington. The Senate is not in session right now and I don't know how much more is going to come from this than messaging, but he does suggest as many have that the Saudis are helping to underwrite Russia's war by maintaining the price of oil. Bloomberg's Joe Matthew reports Menendez believes Saudi Arabia needs to reassess its relationship with Russia in respect to the war. Protests within Iran's oil industry are picking up after refinery workers join the protest yesterday over the death of a 22 year old woman, masa amani. Imani, who died in custody at the hands of the country's morality police in Tehran, has been at the center of the strikes as videos circulate around social media, portraying her face on signs. While the MLB playoffs are underway and the braves lead, I mean, the Phillies lead the brave 6 to one in the NLDS game, the Mariners in the asteroids began the ALDS game within the hour. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120
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"Hour. Time for a check of sports from around the world. Here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. Christian Ronaldo makes history a Manchester United's two one win over Everton as he scores the winner in the 44th minute his 700th career club goal. Also in England bukayo saka finished off a brace by scoring on a penalty in the 76 minute to lead arsenal to a three to two win at Emirates over Liverpool to move back to the top of the Premier League table by a point over Manchester City. In La Liga Barcelona's back atop the league table heading into next Sunday's class go versus Real Madrid after one to win over south to Vigo. A big AFC north match about Sunday Night football, the two and two Baltimore Ravens hosting the two and two reigning AFC champion since any Bengals at M&T Bank stadium. Earlier was the Giants improving to four and one with the 27 and 22 win over the packers in London. Elsewhere, the jets are now three and two after a 40 to 17 home in over the dolphins while the Washington commanders fall to the Titans 21 to 17. Meanwhile, the Patriots dominate the lines 29 to nothing as Stephenson rushes for a 161 yards while the forty-niners beat up on the Panthers 37 to 15. It's the match of the Padres battling in the deciding game three of their wild card series at Citi Field, the Chris bastard on the hill for the mets while Joe musgrove is on the mound for San Diego. The winner moves on to face the Dodgers in the division round, but game one in LA on Tuesday. Finally Yankees reliever around this chairman is not on the team's roster for the ALDS matchup versus the Cleveland guardian starting Tuesday after missing a workout at Yankee Stadium earlier today. I'm Dan Schwartzman that's your Bloomberg world sports op day. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash. 13 minutes before the top of the hour, we update markets every 15 minutes on Bloomberg radio. I'm Brian Curtis and the Bloomberg interactive brokers studio right here in Hong Kong. While we see Asian stocks trading sharply lower now, particularly in the Hong Kong market, the ancient tech index is down about 3% here, the hang seng index is down around 2%. We do have several markets closed for holiday today. The ASX 200 is trading and it's off about one and a half percent, similar losses in New Zealand. And we see the straights times index trending lower. Investors globally seem to be giving up a hope for a Central Bank pivot to pause and assess the rate hikes already made. They're lightening
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"Sports from around the world. Here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. Christian Ronaldo makes history a Manchester United's two one win over Everton as he scores the winner in the 44th minute his 700th career club goal. Also in England bukayo saka finished off a brace by scoring on a penalty in the 76 minute to lead arsenal to a three to two win at Emirates over Liverpool to move back to the top of the Premier League table by a point over Manchester City. In La Liga Barcelona's back atop the league table heading into next Sunday's husk go versus Real Madrid after one no win over south to Vigo. A big ifs north match about Sunday Night football, the two and two Baltimore Ravens hosting the two and two reigning AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank stadium. Earlier was the Giants improving to four and one with the 27 and 22 win over the packers in London. Elsewhere, the jets are now three and two after 40 to 17 home in over the dolphins while the Washington commanders fall to the Titans 21 to 17. Meanwhile, the Patriots dominate the lines 29 to nothing as Stevenson rushes for a 161 yards on the forty-niners beat up on the Panthers 37 to 15. It's the match of the Padres battling in the deciding game three of their wild card series at Citi Field, the Chris basset on the hill for the mets while Joe musgrove is on the mound for San Diego. The winner moves on to face the Dodgers in the divisional round, but game one in LA on Tuesday. Finally, Yankees reliever around this Chapman is not on the team's roster for the ALDS matchup versus the Cleveland guardian starting Tuesday after missing a workout at Yankee Stadium earlier today. I'm Dan Schwartzman, that's your Bloomberg world sports op day. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business out and at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. 13 minutes
Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
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"Is flipped to October, and that means the MLB postseason is back on TBS. Watch the biggest names in brightest stars in the American League take the field in battle it out for a spot in the World Series. Catch all the jaw dropping action starting October 11th on TBS and stay with us all month long as we crown in American League champion. You're not going to want to miss all the slick plays crazy hits and clutch performances that make postseason baseball, America's greatest pastime. From the ALDS to the ALCS, TBS has you covered this October. Every year, many families and individuals are hit with unexpected medical bills that their health insurance was in designed to cover. Resulting in a health and wealth gap that disproportionately impacts people of color and those in low income communities. Affleck is on a mission to help close those gaps. The cost of healthcare shouldn't come at the expense of peace of mind. To learn how Affleck can help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover, visit Affleck dot com. Welcome back to another episode of open floor I'm row on our journey joined today. Bye. New York Times bestselling author, the Michigan man. Him and Jim Harbaugh just barreling toward the playoffs here. It's Chris herring, Chris, how's it going, buddy? I'm good, man. Off camera off podcast. I've already made like a Michigan analogy reference to you and we haven't even started this. I could tell you a nervous when I said you and Jim Harbaugh, you were like, where is it? Yeah, man. Because only because he be saying somewhere. Exactly. You never know. He's talking about. Yeah, I don't know if I want to be lumped in, but football season is going well so far. Hopefully they keep it going this weekend. Hey, I got a question for you. So first of all, just a quick housekeeping note to the person who stole the package containing the legs to my dining table, leaving me with only the top of my dining table and no legs to put it on. I don't know, you know, I don't know your life. I don't know what led you to make that decision. I just hope it's really busy wherever you work.
Red Sox Beat
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"Yeah, it's a terrible look it was the terrible loss at the end of a terrible road trip in which they had started by getting swept in Tampa by the rays right at the trade. Socks were actually in first place when that series started. They lost first place for good that I believe they went to Detroit. And I think they lost two out of three. Two out of three. Yeah, and then I think they managed to come up with your honor they split the four game series. They lost three out of four, but just yeah, just they lost three out of four. Yeah. Yeah, the Sunday game that was a terrible loss. A terrible road trip. The Red Sox, look, they were on the brink of just falling apart. And they found a way, man. They found a way like they did all year to kind of get up off the now and they look like they were sinking and that's what I'm saying they did in Washington also. And they did it in this Tampa Bay series. So it's kind of a theme with this team. It's just their resilience. Well, I want everybody to do themselves a favor, especially if you're a Red Sox fan and follow Ian brown's coverage of the Red Sox as they advance to the 2021 American League championship series by virtue of a three games to one victory over Tampa Bay and the American League divisional series. Nobody does the Red Sox any better. And covers them any better than one Ian M Brown with an E at the end on Twitter. Make sure you follow him. Also follow his coverage on Red Sox dot com and MLB dot com. In your great friend, obviously, you know that. And it's always a blast having you on Red Sox beat podcast. This is great talking to a lot of fun talking Red Sox with you and it's been a series. This season has been a thrill ride and no matter what happens going forward. In this next round, I don't think you can say enough about this 2021 Red Sox team. Sometimes the best rides are the unexpected ones and that's what I've come to now. Yeah, you're damn right about that charge. Want to thank everybody for.
Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
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"Funny, funny, though that this is happening, I enjoy I enjoy the trash talking and hopefully it motivates the White Sox to push this to 5 games because I think that would be a really, really electric game 5 on the road. And then, hey, maybe the Astros respond and say, yeah, we're just going to kick your ass at minute maid park and that's going to be that's going to be the fun part of it of it all. Yeah, I really, I really have nothing else to say about the Astros because they pissed me off and obviously I think they're going to cake walk into the ALCS and do I think the cheating is still happening? Probably not. Do I think maybe it could be? Sure. Everyone is saying like the core of that Astros team is gone from 2017. And I'm like, what are you talking about? Marwyn Gonzalez. Everyone's like, yeah, Alex Cora's gone. No, marwan Gonzales is there. He's right. Yeah. He went back there. So they're like, yeah, Alex core has gone, Carlos Beltran has gone, like all these guys are gone and Ryan McCann is gone. Having gaddis has gone, I'm just like, dude, they have Jose Altuve. They have Carlos Correia, marwin is back. They have Julie guriel. They have Alex Bregman. That's the core of their team. The core of their team, if you're just talking three players, is Altuve Correa and Bregman. And they've been there the entire time. So I don't know why anybody would think that, oh, okay, yeah. A few players left like the supposed ringleaders left in Alex Cora and Carlos Beltran. You think there's no influence left behind? Okay, great, then that's the worst logic that you could possibly put forth. I don't necessarily think they're continuing to do this, but I also would not be surprised if white socked players had a hunch that something was going on if they were relaying the fact that the Astros, the White Sox players were tipping pitches or whatever it may be for you to be surprised that that might be happening again is the joke's on you at that point..
Red Sox Beat
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"I think for the Red Sox to give the Tampa Bay Rays, all they can handle and have a chance to win the best out of 5 series. So it's funny. I was talking to Matt McCarthy from 98 5 of the sports club last night. And he brought up an interesting point that the Red Sox just on the way he's performed actually might be a better lineup without shady Martinez in. And obviously, you know, the discounts a few things there because he's a value part of the team. You want him around, but given kind of what they did at the deadline and the way their roster looks, it allows you to DH schwarber, which helps you defensively in the outfield that gets Kiki, Hernandez in the outfield. We saw last night, how important having KK Hernandez out there is for dugo misplaced that ball and left field in Hernandez stops that run from scoring by a lot and look, Phil Nevin shouldn't have sent Aaron judge, but they Hernandez in Bogart still made the play and that was another turning moment in that game. By the way, a quick PS, a PostScript to that play. Yes, it was probably a terrible decision by Phil Nevin to send Aaron judge on that play at the plate. The next play was a pop out the third base. He likely doesn't score and really what I think is going through Nevin's mind at that point and I don't think Alex Rodriguez was thinking of this when he criticized him and Vasquez in the same way. The Yankees were not hitting Nate of Aldi. They felt desperate. We need to get this second run in to put some pressure on avadi. That's why he was sent to the plate. Had the Yankees been showing the ability to work of Aldi, get that pitch count up. And we're hitting them all over Fenway Park. Different story. I don't think he does send them. But because they were struggling so badly, the Yankee offense was not getting anything out of anybody. I think that's why they decided to well that's why Nevin decided to send him. So that's a really interesting point actually, because if you go back, you watch that replay, neva never really looks at the ball. He's kind of just watching judge the whole time. Right. And I wondered why he did that. You know, you wouldn't, it's his job to kind of see where the play is at because the runner's not looking and let the runner know whether or not to go. And Nevin's not looking at the play. And I was like, am I looking at this wrong? Is he out of it? Did I miss something, but what you're saying now actually makes sense because he and his head knew he had to send him regardless of where the ball was. So that that would actually explain where he was looking. So that's a very interesting point. But yeah, you know, I thought that that, how did we get into this again? I thought that that was a turning point in the game. And yeah, so I mean that was maybe play in the game. So I think that there is inherent value when he comes back..
Red Sox Beat
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"Hey everybody, it is drags and this week we have a second special emergency edition of the Red Sox beat here on seal on us media. Of course, the Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 62 in the wild card game on Tuesday night before a raucous crowd of 38,000 at Fenway Park to discuss it all. And yes, look ahead to the American League divisional series with the Tampa Bay Rays. I welcome back old friend Alex birth of 98 5, the sports hub, follow him on Twitter at real Alex barth all one word. Pretty entertaining game I'd say for Red Sox fans on Tuesday night beginning in the first inning with the two run Homer by Xander bogarts. Wouldn't you say Alex? Yeah, I enjoyed it. I think, you know, from a fan point of view, it was what you look for where there was just enough drama and nervousness to make you feel alive, but not quite enough to never became too scared to handle. And I mean, we'll get into it. You know, when he took of all the out there when core took of all the out there and I know he'd given up a couple of hits, but he's pitching well and you think, uh oh, this we've seen this before. This decision has come back to haunt managers and, you know, kind of scooted to the end of your seat a little bit, but besides that, I don't know that there was ever too much doubt on the Red Sox fans part. I think that Matt Vasquez and what's his name down there in New York, they had their moments of especially there in the first and not a rod, no. Their Yankees radio announcer. Oh, God. John Sterling. I don't know if you saw the clip. I didn't know the first inning. Oh, you haven't seen that? I need to go back and watch it. Do you want to start right here? I mean, I'll tell you. So you saw that surgeon, right where he thought that ball stand hit in the first thing was our home run. Yes. Yes. I know exactly what you were talking about. And to be honest, I'm like, oh my goodness, that is a bomb. It's gone. And I think everybody was fooled, including Mike Stanton himself, right? Yes. And by the Carlos Stanton. The camera work from ESPN didn't help..
WGN Radio
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"In prison for shooting a Chicago police officer and two federal agents in Morgan Park yesterday. Officials say they were conducting an undercover investigation in an unmarked vehicle when they were fired upon by 28 year old Eugene McLaurin, pastor Corey Brooks tells WGN's John Williams. This shooting proves that there's a lot of work that needs to be done. To address violence. But now it's even getting so bad that they're shooting at police officers and ATF officers, So we definitely need to continue to work and we definitely need to get some of these hardened criminals and habitual killers off the street. All three officers had non life threatening injuries and they were treated and released from the hospital yesterday. All the Roman Carrie Austin and her chief of staff pleaded not guilty today after being indicted last week on federal bribery charges. W G and storing Burn Field has more Boston of the 34th Ward in her chief of staff, were indicted last week. On four accounts. Court documents allege a construction company bribed Austin and her chief of staff with free home improvements to curry favor. And in exchange for development contract. Prosecutors say Austin used a cell phone to solicit bathroom tiles from a developer who is now dead. The next day she allegedly accepted the developers offer to pay for two new and expensive sump pumps in her office. Jordan Burn FIELD WGN News. Austin is now the third sitting alderman under federal indictment. Alderman Ed Burke was indicted in 2019 and Patrick Daley Thompson was indicted. In April, Illinois made the first drawings in the states all in for the win. Covid 19 Vaccine lottery Today. Four winners were chosen one vaccinated Adult for Chicago won $1 Million.3 vaccinated Illinois youth When $150,000 scholarships, one from DeKalb County, one from suburban Cook County and the third from Chicago, the Illinois Department of Public Health, says Illinois and should keep their phones on and check their emails regularly to find out if they have one I d pH. Will call from 31281435 to 4, or email from d p h dot communications at Illinois dot gov. But Steve Byrne is with the better business Bureau warns residents to be on the lookout for scammers. We want consumers before warned that if anybody calls you up, saying they can help you, or they need information to enter the flattery, it is a scam. Dennis was on with WGN's Bob Surat this morning. More bodies are being recovered from the condo collapse. Rebel in South Florida. Here's Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine, Kaba Day they have recovered four more victims. The total number of confirmed fatalities is now 64 76 people remain unaccounted.
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"I believe that was writing as a benefit. All students. I think it is beneficial to a student as there it's just start learning how to read and write. This is a means of having our our right and left brains communicate. The creative side, as well as the analytical side. We know that there is reciprocal process of learning through handwriting and students, um, understanding their letters and sound correspondents and also how, when you're able to allegedly right and have those foundational skills that transfers over into fluency with writing. Those are sounds from Wisconsin today. State Senator Joan Ball wagon. Walkinshaw School District spokeswoman Melissa Yeah, They're talking about a bill that would require students in Wisconsin public schools to learn Cursive writing. I think that's something that's come up in Indiana as well. I'm not sure about here here. We're too busy studying social studies and imprison Chicago City Alderman John Sydell is writing about the latest indictment fragment for the Chicago Sun Times and Joins us now, John, welcome. Hi. Thanks for having me. Okay. So Carrie Austin and her chief of staff indicted today. What do the feds say? She did. Well, what it boils down to is basically kickbacks in the form of home improvements at her home in a rental properties of her chief of staff in exchange for helping developer who was working on a project in her Award and in exchange that developer was allegedly trying to influence her and With the kitchen cabinets. Her chief of staff was granted countertops. Uh, there's some pumps and dehumidifiers. Uh, those those are the latest, the latest items here. So it all amounts to bribery conspiracy that let's say it sounds to me like they risk quite a lot for not that much. And you know, it's unfortunately that's a pattern you see in when the When the feds bring indictments like this every time and time again, we find ourselves thinking, man. You really rest your Your career and your freedom for this, And it's interesting to in that she and Ed Burke are the two most senior members of the City Council. They both are under indictment. Now one of the most junior, I think would be Patrick. Daley Thompson, right. He is the third of the sitting in Alderman indicted. Uh, yeah, that's correct. I'm not exactly sure where all them and Thompson ranks and seniority. But, yeah, I mean, so the so the two longest serving members of the City Council or are facing federal charges, Edberg is facing racketeering charges That's been pending for quite some time. And Patrick Daley Thompson is charged in connection with this, uh Uh, fried alleged fraud scheme at a bank in Bridgeport. So you know, Burke had been under indictment for a few years now, but now we're seeing things heat up. It's only a couple months ago. Now that all the consoles about it Well, you know, um, I got to tell you, John, that baseball and political corruption they're both Games of statistics. So I'm just wondering Are we had our high here What's been the most sitting alderman under indictment at one time? Wow. That's a great question that I I I don't have an answer for, But now you've inspired me to go. You know, our political historian that this sometimes Scott, Florida coming up that question you would have you know it. I'm not sure three's a lot. Um, uh, but I can't say whether or not we've had more at one time than that. Maybe she a capitalist will make that our trivia question in the Politico newsletter tomorrow morning. I know. Be a good one would be a good one. All right, listen, I appreciate you joining us. So Austin, do we know when she's going to be in court? We don't know yet, but I just tried to check in a little bit ago. Last I heard her. Raymond had not been scheduled. Obviously, it's probably gonna be after the holiday. Um so, Yeah, no word on that or how exactly that will Go down. You know, we've had I think more than a year now of people, uh, facing public corruption indictments who get to zoom in to court. All right, um, so unclear. She'll be there in person or by video, but we'll be watching for you. You have the co byline in this story. But the chief of staff who also was indicted, Chester Wilson hung up on a reporter was that you or your colleague? That was my colleague. Yeah. So, Tim Novak got the friendship, Tim? Yeah, he had the honor of being hung up on John Seidel writing for the Chicago Tribune Listeners Great to talk to you. Thanks for your help today. Chicago sometimes, But what did I say that I say. Tribune said. That's OK. Yeah. So sorry, Scott. Sometimes all right. We'll talk again. Uh, take care and call me on it every time. Alright. Listening to the afternoon news. We're going to talk to speaking of the Tribune coming up after a break. Chris Jones. He was just named. The new editorial board editor for the paper, You know, he's a longtime theater critic. That's around.
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Updated CDC guidelines now say people exposed to coronavirus may not need to be tested
"Not happy with the latest CDC guidelines, saying there is no urgent need to test non systematic patients for covert even if they've been exposed, health officials say not testing enough is why the virus is spreading. We know that groups who represent thousands of local health departments are demanding a reversal of that change. They say it cost lives and livelihood. And it impacts the standing of health officials across the country because the CDC made this change without contacting any of those health Department's first. Now this is also happening is California is scrapping is reopening plan for something that is farm or strict? They're going to be more stubborn, according to Governor Gavin Newsom, with mandatory wait times as they move into new phases. Of reopening. ABC is Trevor ALD in Kenosha,
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fauci says he knows of no order to slow down coronavirus testing
"Members of the White House coronavirus task force have provided testimony to Congress today that's an ALDS with president trump's recent comments about slowing down testing WTOP's Mitchell Miller is on Capitol Hill Dr Anthony Fauci the nation's leading infectious disease expert was asked by house lawmakers to respond to the president's suggestion that he'd like to see testing slowdown because it creates higher numbers of cases I know for sure to my knowledge none of us ever been told to slow down on testing that just is a fact in fact she also noted he's concerned about the recent spike in covert nineteen cases in many states the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgeons that we're seeing in Florida in Texas and Arizona and in other states he says that's often due to community spread out she also says a possible vaccine will undergo a third stage of testing next month and he remains cautiously optimistic that a vaccine could be made available to the public by early
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Torres leads Yankees to 5-1 win and sweep of Twins
"Post season baseball game three ALDS the Yankees eliminate the twins with a five one win at a sweep the series in three games Didi Gregorius had two were RB I Cameron Maybin Graber towards each it so the homers as New York advances to the A.
GardenLine with Randy Lemmon
LeMahieu, Yankees torment Twins again, 10-4 in ALDS opener
"Changes or getting in their playoff opener DJ delivers to get the New York Yankees the early series edge. Bob Costas there on MLB network detail may he with a solo shot in the sixth inning to pad the Yankees lead you follow that up in the seventh with the bases clearing double for another three RBIs as the Yankees top the Minnesota Twins to take game one of the American League division series
WBZ Midday News
Red Sox replace Steven Wright on ALDS roster with Heath Hembree
"Developing story over on jersey street is the Red Sox after just one game of made a change on their postseason roster. Knuckleballer Steven Wright is out with heath Henry, he has been replaced right said to have inflammation with loose body in his left deep. So the socks in advance. He's out for the next season. Even if they do make it to the AL CSS for Henry, he didn't make the cut the first time around skipper, Alex Cora explains why he didn't work out. Actually, he wasn't keeping the ball in the ballpark, which is the number one goal against these guys. You got you got to get the ball in the ballpark. His his slider his auspey pitches, and he paid the price with an IRA north of six over the last two months of the regular season. Five home runs allowed. Boston's bullpen. Of course Radic last night in victory, though, backup David price tonight with no being pitch scheduled for eight