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Health Babes Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Health Babes Podcast
"<SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> Yeah, I'm sure after <Speech_Female> listening to this, people are going to <Speech_Male> want to know, okay, well, what <Speech_Male> was she doing? <Speech_Female> Specifically. <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> And <Speech_Female> you're sharing a lot of <Speech_Female> your journey to on <Speech_Female> there too, <SpeakerChange> right? <Speech_Female> So I <Speech_Female> am. I am, <Speech_Female> you know, this <Speech_Female> is my first breast <Speech_Female> cancer awareness <Speech_Female> month as a survivor <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> I'm not going to lie. <Speech_Female> I shed a lot of tears <Speech_Female> the past few days. <Speech_Female> It kind of hit me <Speech_Female> differently. <Speech_Female> I didn't <Speech_Female> expect it to hit like that. <Speech_Female> And <Speech_Female> it just, <Speech_Female> it hit <SpeakerChange> me hard <Speech_Female> kind of the last few days, <Speech_Female> but I'm like, you know <Speech_Female> what? If I can <Speech_Female> take a negative <Speech_Female> and turn it into <Speech_Female> a positive <Speech_Female> for someone else, <Speech_Female> then that's <Speech_Female> what I want to do. <Speech_Female> So that's kind of <Speech_Female> been what <Speech_Female> I've tried to do over <Speech_Female> these last several <Speech_Female> months. And just be <Speech_Female> very transparent <Speech_Female> that I have good <Speech_Female> days, <SpeakerChange> I have <Speech_Female> great days. I have a lot of <Speech_Female> good and great days, <Speech_Female> but I <SpeakerChange> have days <Speech_Female> where, you know, <Speech_Female> they're not so great <Speech_Female> too. And that's <Speech_Female> okay. That's part of <Speech_Female> this journey. <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> Right. That's a <Speech_Female> really important thing <Speech_Female> to say. You <Speech_Female> know, we don't want <Speech_Male> people think you're just like, <Speech_Female> ah, <Speech_Female> this was a breeze, <Speech_Female> you know, she's definitely <Speech_Female> not saying that at all. <Speech_Female> But I think you're <Speech_Female> <Speech_Male> very positive <Speech_Male> too in your mindset. <Speech_Male> And I think that's <Speech_Female> really helpful. <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> The only <Speech_Female> thing you have any <Speech_Female> control over <Speech_Female> when you get diagnosed <Speech_Female> with cancer is <Speech_Female> your mind and <Speech_Female> your attitude. <Speech_Female> Your mindset and your attitude. <Speech_Female> You can't <Speech_Female> control anything <Speech_Female> else that's happening. <Speech_Female> Trust me. <Speech_Female> I'm a control freak, <Speech_Female> and that was one of the <Speech_Female> hardest things <Speech_Female> for me to deal with. <Speech_Female> But I <Speech_Female> tried to control <Speech_Female> my mindset and <Speech_Female> my attitude as much <Speech_Female> as I could. <Speech_Female> As much as I could, <Speech_Female> I tried to keep <Speech_Female> that positive and <Speech_Female> upbeat <Speech_Female> because I knew it was <Speech_Female> only going to help me get <Speech_Female> through it. <SpeakerChange> Yeah, <Speech_Female> and so true. Well, <Speech_Female> thank you so much for <Speech_Female> coming on and <Speech_Female> sharing <Speech_Female> so many details. <Speech_Female> I think we hear <Speech_Female> stories of this. And we <Speech_Female> don't know really any <Speech_Female> of these details. <Speech_Female> And if I <Speech_Female> was diagnosed <Speech_Female> or thought <Speech_Male> maybe this is <Speech_Male> what was going on with me, I <Speech_Male> would want to know all <Speech_Female> these things. <Speech_Female> So I think that people will <Speech_Female> really get a lot from <Speech_Female> this. So thanks for <Speech_Female> sharing. <SpeakerChange> Thank you. <Speech_Female> Well, thanks for having <Speech_Female> me. It's been great <Speech_Female> to be here <Speech_Female> spending time with you, ladies. <Speech_Female> I know. <Speech_Female> Well, thank you <Speech_Female> guys for listening. <Silence> <Music> Thank you guys <Speech_Music_Female> so much for listening <Speech_Music_Female> to this episode <Speech_Music_Female> and if you love
Health Babes Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Health Babes Podcast
"Pretty much be down like Friday and Saturday, but by Sunday, I would pop right back up. Like I would just, I'd spend a few days on the couch, binge watching Netflix or whatever, reading, you know, and then I would come back up, you know, and usually by Monday Tuesday, I was kind of getting back into my normal routine. Yeah, I saw you were even working out. Yeah. I did. Usually I was back working out by that following week. I would take those few days off. I would allow my body the time. I had a really big appetite through chemo. I did not feel sick. I did not feel nauseous. There were a few times where I got queasy. Okay. But I wouldn't say like nauseous. I was actually really hungry. Probably because of the steroids and everything else. But, you know, for the most part, for those three months of chemo, except for those few days, I was just, I was living my life. I was kind of doing my thing, if you will. And did you have a really good support system throughout this? I know this is so important to people to take care of you and to nurse you and the things that you need so that you can rest because I want you to elaborate a little bit. You really did live a healthy lifestyle going through this process, which is so important is probably why you handled everything so beautifully. So can you elaborate on some of those important things that things that you've done or that you're doing that are really helping you through this process? One, I think the way that I eat, you know, I think when you, when you know how to fuel your body, it's only gonna help you. I truly believe that's why I recovered from my mastectomy so well and so quickly, I truly believe that that's why I thrived while going through chemo is because, you know, I eat a very healthy I use food as fuel and that just helped me more than anything else number one. Number two, being active, like you have to, you know, my oncologist said, you want to keep your normal routine as much as you can. Even if it's just taking walks, it doesn't have to be a workout, but trying to move. I mean, even in those days where I told you the chemo took me down and I felt terrible and I was on the couch. I still made it out for a walk. It may be was only 5 or ten minutes, but I still got myself up and I went outside and I took in the sunlight and the fresh air and made myself do a walk. And having that support around you as well. Yes. I mean, my Friends started a meal train for me, so the weeks of my chemo treatments, having meals, you know, not having to cook. That's one less thing. Having friends or family help with your carpooling and
Health Babes Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Health Babes Podcast
"So when you have a mastectomy, they remove your breast tissue, they remove the cancer. And then they have to study it further because that first look is just initial. So they send it out to get further testing and when it came back, they found that I had what's called isolated cancer cells in my lymph nodes. Now, medically, they still consider that to be negative lymph nodes. Okay. But it meant that there were a few cancer cells that had traveled to my lymph nodes. Okay. So what did they recommend for you for treatment after that? So because of a lot of factors with my final pathology, one being the isolated cancer cells to being that they give the tumors a grade, grade one through three, one being, I guess, the better number three being the worst, the higher number, both of my tumors came back as grade three. And then they do something called an onco type, which studies the tumors to look at their rate of reoccurrence. It kind of like, you know, dissects the cancer into how likely is that this cancer is going to come back. And it comes back with a number. You basically get a score. And anything 15 or under. And these numbers vary if you're pre menopausal versus postmenopausal. So I should mention that. I mean, I was premenopausal. So being premenopausal, if your uncle score comes back 15 or lower, you're in the clear. You don't need chemo, your rate of reoccurrence is really, really low. If your uncle score comes back between 16 and 25, that's considered the gray zone. And that's when they have to look at other factors. And then if your uncle score comes back higher than 25, you are getting chemo. Or they recommend that you definitely get chemo that debated, I guess. Mine came back at 21. Okay. So I came back in that high gray zone. So they did not like my chance of reoccurrence.
Health Babes Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Health Babes Podcast
"And we're going to get into that because I know you did that in a minute, but so after you found out, you had that gene mutation. Who did you see? What did you do at that point? So my OB referred me to a breast oncologist because he really was not sure what he was supposed to do with me. He didn't, he didn't know what I was supposed to do now to be proactive. So I started seeing a breast oncologist and she said I had to be screened every 6 months. Okay. And it had to be a combination of, and I was 37 at the time, by the way. So I was not getting mammograms. I was not doing anything for screenings yet. So the breast oncologist said you're going to have to start getting screened every 6 months with a combination of mammograms, ultrasounds, and MRIs. So you had to do one of those basically every 6 months. Okay. And then, you know, seeing her every year as well, just as another doctor that was doing a professional breast exam. So I kind of spaced out when I saw her. And when I saw my obese, so like twice a year, I was getting that professional exam, if you will. Yeah. And did they find anything when you got, what did you do first? What testing? He did memo and that first time at 37, I had a memo and ultrasound. They saw nothing. I was pretty good about my screenings initially. Now, with the MRI, I did not the MRI was with contrast. And I did not want to put contrast in my body every single year, a friend of art that's a radiologist actually said, don't put contrast in your body every year at 37 years old. Start that now. So my oncologist and I had agreed that I would only do the MRIs every couple years. We would try to space it out.
Health Babes Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Health Babes Podcast
"We have my friend deirdre ference on. She is a breast cancer survivor and she is here to tell us all about her story from before she got diagnosed to getting diagnosed to what she's done since and her journey with chemo, her healthy lifestyle and how that played a role in her recovery. So let's welcome deirdre. Hey guys, let's welcome deirdre deirdre is my friend from fourth grade. So we have a long history together. We were best friends for years and we kind of lost touch over going to different schools and but of course through Facebook. We found each other again with like so many people. So DJ and I have been talking a lot lately because she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. So this is breast cancer awareness month and we wanted to have dieter come on and tell her story because it's a great story and I think that the listeners you guys are going to get a lot from this. So let's welcome deirdre. Hello. Thank you so much for coming on. We appreciate it. Thank you for having me. All right, so let's talk about let's kind of start from the beginning. How did this whole thing come about? How did you even find out that you had breast cancer? So I have a history of cancer in my family. My grandmother on my mother's side actually had breast cancer twice. She had it at age 50 and got it again at age 80 because when she was 50, she only had a single mastectomy because that's what they did then and then she ended up having to have the other side operated on 30 years later. Wow. And then she did survive both times. She made it through. She lived to be in her 90s. And then my other grandmother actually passed away in her early 70s of ovarian cancer.
CNBC's Fast Money
"deidre" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"We are all over the after hours action on this very busy night of earnings. Alphabet GM PayPal AMD Starbucks all on the move right now, all of the calls just getting underway with breaking down the quarter straight ahead. Plus, brace for more volatility. That is a warning tonight from BFA's savita subramanian why she is not giving an all clear to the recent market pullback. And later, remember this? Melissa sharp but then attack and we all know it's a fact Steve grassle showing love and triple price in the shed and people retweet while he's lived last morning friend cassius couvet is back and he was taking a new twist on the crypto trade. We're going to hear from him live coming up. Hopefully he'll wrap too. We start off with tonight's big tech report chairs of alphabet surging after posting a top and bottom line beat and announcing a 20 for one stock split. The conference call just got underway at the top of the hour. Let's get straight to deidre Bosa for all the details Devo. Melissa, a huge move in the after hours and this quarter really capping off a blockbuster year for alphabet profit nearly doubling over the year. Cloud continues to grow at a 40% plus rate year over year. This quarter, YouTube, while it did slightly miss the streets estimates, it is just a $1 billion behind Netflix's annual total. And now that 24 one stock split could make shares more widely appealing or accessible as with portrait told me to a wider group of investors. Think perhaps the Reddit crowd. The call is just kicking off. I'm looking at it right now. Usually send our pachai kicks it off. So we'll listen and monitor and let you know what else comes out of it. The last thing I'll mention was I did ask CFO Ruth port about the capital allocation plans given it's nearly a $140 billion cash pile. And of course, the rate of inflation, she said, no change in strategy, they priority is still organic growth. Some analysts have floated the idea of a dividend. No one was really holding up their breath for one. If they were they're going to have to continue to wait back to you. All right, debo. Keep us posted on the call. Deidre gross with the latest on alphabet Karen, a stunning move in the after session. What'd you like about the quarter? So I liked the numbers obviously. I liked the revenue. That was very good. The beat. And when you have a big revenue beat and a business like theirs with huge margins, you get a big bottom line beat. So that was nice. There was a lot to like about it. And then aside from the business, which is doing great, and that's really nice to see. There was this 24 one split, which I was very surprised to see, honestly. I thought they really didn't care what price their stock trade is at. And I know it's just math, it doesn't make any difference. The company is what it is. But the 24 one split does allow a whole new group of investors, those that trade options, for example. And there are no baby shares like there are in Berkshire. So even though there are places you could buy parts of the share, this allows other investors who have been shut out by the high price to be able to invest in Google. So that's really good. To dangerous point about the capital allocation, I'd like to hear some more about buybacks. They know they announced the big one last year. I think they have some room left on that. I would love for them to reload on that because with the cash flow generation they have. That was really only about a one year's worth of cash flow. And as she said, they have that enormous cash hoard. The other thing I'm glad they don't have a dividend. I feel like when you're a big tech company and you become a dividend payer, you're sort of saying we're a little older. More mature. And that to be also signals O slower growth. So I'm fine with no dividend. I'd be happy to see a special dividend. But to not lock themselves into being a dividend payer, that's fine with me. So all that I think very good news and it bodes well for the other social media for Facebook certainly, which is up and snap and Pinterest and the strength in search obviously and ads that that's going to be a good read through for all of those names that Karen had mentioned. So alphabet themselves big supporter of the stock in terms of buybacks potentially, a new class of investors, another support in the stock guy. There is a lot to like about this story at this point. What do you like the most about this quarter? What would you nitpick? No, there are no nitpicks here. I mean, you talk about YouTube and Mike santelli just Mike santoli, excuse me, just talked about. I mean, they're going to do $34 billion in revenue this year, which is, you know, it's quite a number when you think about it. There's nothing to nitpick. What you like about this is an arena now where valuation is clearly a concern. You can make an argument that at 25 times this year's numbers, which, you know, if you do the math, that's what we're looking at. It's probably cheap. And that's probably just starting a $120 a share. You can make an argument that probably closer to one 31 35. So I think this stock is poised once again to trade north of 3000. I don't think any of us have really run from this name. I was surprised to get as low as it did and instead of $2500 handle on it a couple of days ago, but this is a great quarter. Is this stock do for rereading Dan Ethan? I mean, also, we need to dig down in the numbers what was interesting in terms of was the geographic diversity of the revenue growth. We saw 30 plus percent growth in various geographies around the world search, obviously the strength there indicates also strength and travel and that comeback trade. Yeah, no, I mean, listen, both Karen and guy are spot on with everything. There's really nothing to nitpick here and the valuation..
Wealth Actually
"deidre" Discussed on Wealth Actually
"On the flip side, the productivity and the empowerment and the hours that employees are gaining. The time cutting out two to three hours of commutation, having the flexibility to take a trial to school, throw in laundry, and then work until 8, 9, 10 o'clock, whatever it is to get it done because you're raising your own self to a level of responsibility, accountability. We're trying to create a culture of accountability. How do you get a culture of accountability? Must give trust. You must inspect what you expect. So the challenge I see is more for the employer than it is the employee in the hybrid and door remote. I mean, we've been remote since March of 2020. I never, ever thought we could all be remote. And I can say I can never imagine being back in an office. So here's where it won't work. It won't work if you are absent. Because that doesn't work whether you're all together physically or not. There are things that you need to be aware of. So we have team huddles. Every morning, 15 minutes. We have team Hudson in the afternoon. We're seeing more of each other, where communicating more with each other. And when we're on a Zoom, yes, there is zoom burnout or Skype, or whatever you want to say. But we're a 100% present. We're not multitasking looking at email..
Wealth Actually
"deidre" Discussed on Wealth Actually
"Our purpose is to make sure we are using our fuel how we are hardwired to literally do that cognitive peace is just as important as, if not more important, then salary, Ben. Really, any other kind of success. Every individual and I have allocated over 4000 of these assessments inside family businesses, C suite, across the country, different industries, and for all 4000 plus individuals, it becomes aha, it explains so many things to the individual, but then when you start to piece it out, work with the information in an organization, that's where the results come in, not just for the individual, of course, but for the company. And if you're a manager to not have this, I don't know how you manage someone effectively if you don't have that information. You're intuiting it or guessing it and there may not be buy in at the other end with the person being managed and it's crazy. Just to keep moving forward, what's the fourth pillar? So the fourth action mode is called implementer. Sometimes confusing, we could be how we implement, but it's literally the use of implements. So tools, tangibles. And what's fascinating. So I've done this so many times. So I will get a group together, and now I'm going to put all four action modes together. And I'll take my highest fact finder my highest follow through my highest quick start my highest implementer. I asked them to leave the room, and then I ask everybody else just observe what happens when I bring them back. They come back. I have them face a wall and on a table. I have what we call glop shop. It's about a hundred unrelated items that are basically junk. Anything from marbles to clothespins and LEGO, just junk. Piled on a table. And I ask each person to turn around, they're not working as a team..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"deidre" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Through the end of the year NPR's deidre Walsh says Republicans are expected to block the measure in the Senate later today Treasury secretary Janet Yellen emphasized this week what's at stake if the country runs out of cash to pay its bills by October 18th she set a default would be catastrophic for the economy This stand-alone measure that the House passed along party lines has virtually no chance in the Senate where it would need some Republican support GOP lawmakers are adamant that Democrats will have to do this on their own Republican leaders have made it clear that their objective is to force Democrats to attach the debt limit increase to their massive spending package the one that will require only a simple majority Democratic leaders are insisting they oppose that and that Congress can not allow a default Dear de Walsh and PR news the capital Congressional Democrats are still wrangling over President Biden's three and a half $1 trillion spending proposal Progressive lawmakers are threatening to vote against a bipartisan infrastructure Bill if moderates in the party whittle down the president's broader spending plan too much This is NPR news from Washington At its WNYC in New York at 8 32 good morning and Michael hill sunny out there now and 59 partly sunny today and 63 mass transit is looking good at the moment The MTA has announced the end of a two year cost cutting job shedding transformation ordered by former governor Cuomo doubling NYC Stephen Nelson reports Cuomo once called the MTA a governmental Frankenstein because of all the duplicative divisions at the different agencies and he ordered the MTA to consolidate But in the end of the 2000 administrative positions that were supposed to be cut just 270 were eliminated Jano lieber is the current interim chairman Everybody agrees now that that moment of disruption ought to be put behind us The MTA did lose workers just not the ones Cuomo had in mind Subway conductors and bus drivers retired at such high rates during the pandemic that 10% of subway trips are now canceled The agency is scrambling to hire and train more transit workers The Broadway show ladden was canceled last night after breakthrough COVID-19 cases were within the musicals company a day after reopened It's the first Broadway cancellation since shows restarted in July produces for Aladdin say all tickets will be refunded at the original point of purchase the production is expected to provide an update on future shows that's coming today The pandemic caused all Broadway theaters to close in March 2020 several shows have since resumed including wicket Hamilton and the lying king Sunny this morning and near 60 partly sunny with a high and 63 today and windy as well cool tomorrow's well the 67 then we warm up on the weekend It's WNYC at 8 34 Support for NPR comes from WNYC members and.
MyTalk 107.1
"deidre" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Was dead. Even this is dead is Halloween Dad joke by Alexis. Kidding? No, I mean she's she's had worse. She's having grown. That's all we're looking for. Guys. That's it. That's it. Yep. That's all we can expect. Job A little seltzer in your anyway Jason Alexis Sina morning. Am I talking streaming worldwide onto my talk gap? Hey, I don't mean to pull in a conversation from the commercial break, but Kenny made an observation that we didn't get to in the days of our lives, And it's a compliment. Deidre Hall has an age since 1998. And we're trying to figure out what kind of black magic or witchcraft she's involved in because she looks phenomenal. Uh, doesn't it doesn't appear that she's had any work done does not substantial or not bad work, Not bad work. It's Yeah, it's like Jane Fonda work where it's if it's been done. It's been done really well, and everyone should get to her plastic surgeon immediately. Staff staff I mean, she has to be like Um well, let's see here we're Googling it. Who's hooking, hooking Google first Deidre Hall. Deidre Hall. Well, you're Googling Renna. Looks like Jack Nicholson playing the joke. 73 73 stop it. I'm sorry. She's 73. I thought mid seventies and then I thought, Oh, I don't want to see that. She's probably like 65. Did Kenny say I was anything wrong? Kenny? Lex, What can we say to look like Jack Nicholson in the joke? 2021. Kenny 1983 38 years ago. She looked exactly the way she looks now. She is not able to haul Yes. Yeah, right. We don't call them by their real names unless it's arena. Oh, gotcha. Or my mother convention? Yeah, Whatever. Let's find out what jumped the shark today. The book. I'm jumping the shark Shark shark..
Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"Tone pika same results Have something different so one of my big wise was for me. It was my husband. I want to change jobs. I was kind of my job is okay instead of his job he does. He's in in an industry. He was a try. It's kind of shape about roka by three kind houston supervision. Be like m. charge times book. He was at sage. It's never gonna get any better. In fact started to get worse. He was just on cassia. He was so tired than solve this. And so that. But like i joined the program he was like you are creating loose sanctuary Codes we can dane from break. My bathroom new have never on. I'm just like look. This is june. I don't care. I wrote putting out my occupation. Stop by reggie talked me just like max. V full year before heading in. I was in john's attached. Hasn't seventeen on amalgamations. I'm one of my things ended action for not nevada in a career area. I literally wrote jobs for him and he didn't believe in like i'm telling you now we could not meet any Coming rams nadal sent me like okay right now. She's off there now our thanks. She's finally i wrote description. I said he's going to work in the copies. Got a job today. Companies salary. He don't like payments didn't have he sounds get better holidays. He's going to work. People that respects him blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Got phone calls from july. Took eight months and this phone call. Nowhere had applied for coppola chops. Pines guy like we just sat enough. I got got folk after this job. On this coleman for just to chat just them back the the md for coffee now baron. He had never done an issue because he went into the side. She starts time at seventeen. And a never john you know just went from Just dementia so he was like that you know had it to our chat with the mj. The the second interview then which often drop we got the contractor on your vote is la blah hugo. 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But even what happened so i just north germany. There's no way look there's nothing else has changed my life army undoing victory an f. year redo the program in every year. Move things around on the cans heads. I mean. think hoping down. You know you're jammed as member does go back to say right okay. What's on home right on each look goats. Not clean am i. You know might not say you know. Just it's just people walk into my house that honor just just darning People really great night's we associate beautiful atmosphere beautiful energy and heads you Comments on not like. Oh my god like john. I like my friends. They they hate sitting. Copuncil needs. Change dot net each changes. You need a on. Here's what you need to do so us. Practically life now couldn't imagine not june. Now i think he'd like to go back to knock june like every okay..
Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"deidre" Discussed on Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"Hi there. I hope that you enjoyed that. Little functionary tip and you start taking action. My favorite saying is the word action is not an attraction for no reason so of years ago actually last january. I was an event in la before everything kind of went a bit. Cray cray and i realized that a lot of people don't realize the amazing incredible results that people get when they start embracing funkaway their lives. One of the ladies in my mastermind. Asked me this question on. The question was so patricia. Like what are the results from punctuate and once. I started rolling off my tongue all the incredible results. Her jaw dropped now. She's not into spiritual spiritual things or woo or anything that feels a little but is teric which was totally cool. Everyone has their thing. But i really was ready to kinda share some of the results with her and when i did it was pretty profound for her to realize their home. Impacting her life on unknowingly. She could just do some things around your house to improve energy. So i've decided that i'm going to be sharing with you. A couple of the stories from real life stories from real women and men. We have a couple of bad in our powerhouse program To inspire you to really realize the impact of our home so today is no different. Today's the first one and a couple of months ago i spoke to deirdra. Dear draw is beautiful woman and one of the things that strikes me is that people come from all walks of life and backgrounds that come to me and often give even have to be an entrepreneur like to embrace long trae. A lot of my community are. But that's not. Actually the case for people in our world so deirdre actually was a mazing school secretary. She did a great job but things really have ramped up for her in her life. And i can't wait for you to hear more about that. So check out this chat with deer dry. And here's epic results when you start embracing funkaway in your life and your home. Hi there and welcome back to the live. Your dreams awake. Podcast a show for powerhouse. Women who wanted to. Ray moore wildly live more. Vibrantly give back generously brought to you by the project. Kademi with your hosts patricia. Logan author coach functional expert intuitive healer shaman passionate female entrepreneur. So look this genius in your ear. Inspiring you to live your dreams now. Hey everyone says it. It's live on facebook. Hello welcome welcome here. Joined today by deirdra. And deirdre's beat our program for awhile and you know what she just popped into my head a couple of weeks ago have when i knew that we're going to be opening the doors powerhouse. Because you came into our group one day and told us this amazing enhancement that you were going to be doing makeup or like really famous person like see reserve basically that we all followed them. We were like. Oh so then. I just as you're coming on. Everybody future shared that she has she pills page and show me list of things. So i'm like lets citing this. Let us their daughter's name. It's jupiter can tell where everyone knows where you are a home in my dressing room. Show you that later. This has been owned by james last few years. Have my own breasts. It's kinda just Late were talking Yes i am. Sitting by lachlan boxer matola their lack mouse. So i'm hoping that they'll be quiet but jokin for people. Nobody acts that the stage. But yeah i and jan been in the Prime in september his date was giants. And i was like everybody that looking at me. I'm sure like will i. China monte jinan tackles for few weeks. I did allow the free store. I did all at facebook. Rather the whole you know welcome term host to capture my heads and miminum sit down and kind of take a take him back to that time and like before scenes i found was my prosperity. Everyone utility room which was jump amman. I found it where it was. I laughed having State real ignites heads for holy jesus. Texas was where Everything was still justice. Room down stomas. Crap everywhere was broke dryer. I mean it was just made at sei. prosperity Makes sense so that was kind of forcing did all these things before. John program meals practice like Page got rid of the broken dryer. All my launcher you know. H upset by house with blair. And i could understand by Remember when he was gone things like that. I start there got into the program. There's not an ounce. After has never took his years. People have blue in your house. Someplace live even now have to stop newsouth. You know you just kind of land along you just get mean. I've always had an interest in since kid. Like i've always been you know but i never kinda blatant deep hessels everywhere but was was elements of it but again it really now. It was kind of incorporating streams. It was titled unconscious. You know stem. When i started program and start see thinks that he could to and then favored quick results american cigarette and say oh. I won't allow when i did this. Nejat who actually starting to write down the amount of money that's coming to ahead years he's mind volume on even tantamount health. It's just we aspect your license just stab is instead of conflict here of social media. Not what you want me to just go through your vote. I'm excited 'cause like this. Is the thing ever people doing our program and kind of get on with their life and keep joining and keep doing it. And then hopping share like one winning or two wins and then we're like okay like just got done then. I'm like here. We are like here's web pages like you hear like leave. But there's like when when i judge myself my sister kaya jam the free stuff and she was. John can far omen that she signed. And i was like i'm if she's joining. I have john though. We both join same blood. 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Movin 92.5
"deidre" Discussed on Movin 92.5
"This is Deidre. I'm calling from the homeowners Association. How are you? Oh, I'm doing great. How are you? I'm okay. Congratulations on moving into our little area. You're just going to love it here. Thank you. Yes. We're loving it so far weird. Yep. Just loving every minute of it. Tell me how is everything going with unpacking? Oh, well, you know how good you've probably seen our tracks outside. We have quite a bit of stuff moving again. Yes. Quite the eyesore. I hope we get that moved along quickly. Oh, absolutely. No, we are. Our goal is tomorrow afternoon, actually good. I just don't want those trucks in our neighborhood. We do our best to keep things looking Nice. World. Yes, that's what attracted us to the neighborhood in the first place. Well, I know you've only been here for three days, and the board wanted to give you some space while you moved in. But on issue has come up already, and that's why I'm calling came in the truck. Well, they're very ugly, but no, I'm actually referring to your lights. Wait, what? One of the members was driving past your house last night and saw that your lights were still on at 11:05 P.m.. We are you are you are you talking about? Like the inside life that yes, I am. We actually have a rule here. A lights out by 10 30 on weeknights and 11 on weekends. Give you a little leeway there. Okay. The lights on the inside of the house. Have to be out by a certain time. Yes. When you were in violation of that, So I do have to let you know that the board is going to have to find you $500 for that offense. Okay. Thank you. You can expect that fine in your mail. Boy. I'm sorry. You are going to find me $500 for having my inside lights on in my own home. I hope that there's no hard feelings. But now that you've learned your lesson, you'll know better. How can you get? I know you're not charging people that much money? If this is a rule, this is ridiculous. Did you read your homeowner's Association handbook? I looked through it. I didn't read every page. Well, you might want to pay attention to page 2 37. Because that list are light policy. Are you hitting me right now? Thank you. You have a good day. Goodbye. Good. Get to get off the phone. No, no, You are not hanging up. You are not. We're not done talking. Oh, no. I thought we were. Oh, no, You're wrong. This has made me very angry. Oh, you're angry. You don't know what's making us angry. Your car and I'm letting you know Now you will be fined if you keep it up. What up? I'm gonna be fine for my car. Yes. Are you kidding me? No, I'm not. No, you're not allowed to started after 11 p.m. at night or before six in the morning, And we've noticed that you've been starting it before Six o'clock, so You'll be fined. Yeah. Yeah, because I worked the morning shift at the hospital. I worked in a hospital. Well, you might have to tell those patients you have a homeowner's association that has a noise policy. And you can't start your car that early. Well, you can, but you'll be charged $400 every time you do it, $400. Oh, isn't that great? You love your job. I knew it was I signed off on this whole Owners Association. I have the old school like you on my homeowner's association. I just should have known Well, you should have known that this is actually a prank phone call. That's what you should have known. Excuse me. He should have know that this is Brooke for Brick and Jeffrey in the morning. We're doing a phone tap on. You know you got it is that is not like it is right now, your friend to help me set you up. Oh, my God. No. What she told us. You're worried about moving into an area with the homeowners Association. Oh, my God. You should have known Hey,.
News, Traffic and Weather
Stocks Close With Gains Again Friday as the Dow Pushes to Another Record
"Closed another record week on Wall Street. The Dow Jones closing at another record high of 34,200, the S and P. 500 also hit another record, marking the fourth Street week of gains. ABC News Economic correspondent Deidre Bolton reporting. Investors haven't looking beyond Wall Street for places to put their money. We men seeing a lot of, for example, Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin. We had Queen baseball public this week. So there is some concern. I think among investors huge, just traditionally invest in stocks and in bonds saying, Wow Okay, this is amazing that the market is hitting these new highs. But at what point does it become overstretched? At what point does it become people call it a bubble or front? Whatever the terminology is, so they were looking for new places to put their money.
News, Traffic and Weather
'Cupid Crew' Sends Valentine's Day Cards to Lonely Senior Citizens
"Grader with a little extra time on her hands. These days, she and her friends decided to get together at a responsible distance, of course, and do something good in time for Valentine's Day, Samantha and tests tests we've we've our our school school last last Wednesday Wednesday Their Their plan plan was was ambitious. ambitious. It It was was generous, generous, and and it it will will totally totally be be appreciated. appreciated. Kate Kate and and her her friends friends are are making making Valentine's Valentine's for seniors in the assisted care facility down the street. I'm just brave things that I hope will give them maybe lover joy, just happy feelings and they can't see their family or friends. You know, it's a great thing to keep in mind that scope, it still brings restrictions on visitors to nursing homes and care facilities. Kate and her friends plan on dropping off a basket of Valentine's and asking staff members to make sure residents who really need a pick me up and a little love. Get some hard Macy. It seemed like something that's really small, but really in the lives of these seniors, it's A gigantic It's a junkie and suggestion. Deidre Hoda is with the Vital Life Foundation, which also does its own valentine cards and flower delivery to seniors through a program called the Cupid Crew. Whether it's organized campaigns like hers or your child, just making a few homemade Valentine's to offer to seniors in a care home near you, Amy says. The idea is to make sure that these people who often feel little cut off from their families, especially these days. Feel a little love this time of year.
710 WOR
"deidre" Discussed on 710 WOR
"$1.9 trillion covert relief package. Senator Bernie Sanders. We have the opportunity to give hope to the American people. The resolution now goes to the house, where it's expected to pass today with a simple majority required. From their committees in each chamber will get to work to put together a draft of the massive bill. The goal is to pass and get a final bill on President Biden's desk before federal jobless benefits expire in mid March. Elizabeth Halsey ABC News from Washington, The new jobs report from the Labor Department shows that the U. S economy created 49,000 jobs in January as the U. S unemployment rate fell from 6.7 to 6.3%, but the effect of coronavirus Been crushing the pandemic is changing the shape of the American economy. The virus wiped out millions of jobs and destroyed more than half of American small businesses. According to Yelp. The virus is also driving unemployment from its four decade low of 3.5% in February, 2020 to its current level. That's correspondent Deidre Bolton major milestone today in the fight against the pandemic. Johnson and Johnson has filed for emergency use authorization. Of its single dose vaccine. The FDA planning to review the data and hold a public hearing February 26, which could mean the first shots, possibly going into the arms of Americans as soon as March. 1st, the U. S government expecting 100 million doses to be gradually shipped out by the end of June. Johnson and Johnson would be the third vaccine added to America's Arsenal, joining Fizer and Madonna. That's correspondent with Johnson. The J and J Vaccine can be stored at normal refrigerators. Temperatures. Governor Murphy reporting progress in New Jersey's vaccination program Governor Murphy says comparing this week to the previous one administered first doses of vaccines are up 22%. And if you go back two weeks, first doses have tripled in number. The rate of growth is picking up steam, he says. As supply increases, the state's mega sites will really get moving. So he's looking ahead to getting mortgage groups of people vaccinated that the head of the list are educators so we can support our school district's and moving quickly toward an in person learning environment. James Forman, W O R News and the News is brought to you by carrying professional. It is time now to bring in Adrian Watson. She's like a WR traffic..
710 WOR
"deidre" Discussed on 710 WOR
"A billboard in Times Square, sending a coded taught and insult hurled across the social networking site Reddit aimed at Wall Street and in particular this weekend at the online brokerage Robin Hood, which, as of the opening Bell tomorrow will be restricting purchases of the stocks of 50 companies, including bed Bath and Beyond, and BlackBerry to just one share per customer. Cbc's business correspondent Deidre Bolton, the Rochester Police Department is releasing Bodycam footage. Shows a nine year old girl being pepper sprayed while handcuffed in the bank of a cop car. Speaking earlier today, Deputy police Chief Andre Anderson said the girl was detained after nine officers responded to a call about family trouble. He says the girl reported she wanted to kill not only herself, but her mother. Police chief Cynthia Harriet Sullivan told reporters. She's not going to say the Pepper. Spraying a child is OK, adding the department is going to work to ensure these things don't happen in the future. Rochester's mayor, Lovely Warren also comment on the incident, saying it's something that it's not something that really anybody should want to justify. There was a man dancing in the middle of Times Square. He's been arrested ever. Cops spotted a shotgun sticking out of his pants. They would folk Thomas with the report. It happened early Sunday, just before 4 A.m.. The New York Post reports. 28 year old Dominique Kadeer of Philadelphia was dancing in the street at West 46th Street and Seventh Avenue as music blared from his nearby Volkswagen Jetta. That's when cops happened to see an M 1911 semi automatic pistol sticking out of his pants pocket. Officers then moved in to arrest Kadeer on charges of criminal possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of marijuana. David Folk Thomas W. O Our new president, Biden will be meeting with a group of Senate Republicans to discuss a deal for a new coronavirus relief bill 10, GOP lawmakers sent a letter asking for him to hear them out on a proposal. At $600 billion, the Republican measure significantly smaller than the nearly two trail Ian Dollar Democratic plan. That meeting will happen sometime early this week. The singer with the biggest song of 2020 in the UK is making sure you'll be entertained during halftime at the Super Bowl. Lisa Taylor is more.
X96
"deidre" Discussed on X96
"Country. Singer told the host that his fiance, Gwen Stefani, had helped get her brother Todd, to direct the video for the song The song has to do with his love for When Stefani How much he loves her, and it contains a lyric in the chorus that has upset many people. The lyric is girl your love and make a man feel rich on minimum wage. Okay? People are coming down on him for that. Given the fact that the Corona virus pandemic has caused many businesses shut down and put countless Americans out of work. People were quick to take the Twitter to give him a hard time for releasing a song they said was tone deaf, given the current climate. One line. Role. You could make a man feel rich on minimum wage. How dare you, Blake Shelton. How dare you, you said was an awful lot like a coastal elite. Just don't know, Just he's been hanging out with that Hollywood crowd too much been hanging out with that Gwen's too far me too long. California. Funeral homes are filling up. As a matter of fact, funeral homes no longer have any space turning people away. Which I don't know what you what do you Communities across the country. Well, you you just bury him in the backyard. That's the only choice you have right. Thies communities across the country feeling the pain of a surgeon. Coronavirus cases, funeral homes in Southern California say They're turning away grieving families because they've run out of space. The bodies are piling up. The head of the state Funeral Directors Association says mortuaries are being inundated as the United States nears the grim tally of 350,000. Covert 19 deaths. In the meantime, the current president of the United States is calling election officials in Georgia to try and get them to overturn the boat there. Both his room counted three times. What is wrong with these people? And again. Hey, I believe he's Trump is scheduled to go to Georgia today to try and help. Swing the the runoff election in favor of the two Republicans who were right. Just tomorrow is their election for that. I think he's scheduled to go down there today and campaign for them. Governor elect Spencer Cox and Lieutenant Governor elect Deidre Henderson began their inaugural events by volunteering at the Utah Food Bank in the southern Utah distribution Center for the Food bank. Henderson and the Cocks family's sordid food donated at the center on Saturday afternoon separately in order to comply with covert 19 restrictions Cox and his family sort of donations from 12 to 1 and the Henderson family sorted from 1 to 2, according to a news release services a core value for us, and we know that there are many Utahns struggling with food and security. Right now we encourage all Utahns to donate what they can to the food bank and help Those who need our support. Now there's a picture in today. Salt Lake Tribune. And it's ah Spencer Cox and I believe his wife and they're putting a young woman in a big box of food. I don't know I don't I guess this is going to a cannibal family somewhere. There's a Mrs hungry to Bill come on its picture of Abby and Spencer, and it's probably their daughter. And they're lifting her up and putting her in a big big box of Food for some reason. Uh, We were talking about Georgia. Second ago about the runoff election. The Democratic hopefuls there are the Reverend route Raphael, Warnock and John US off And they are going against two Republican challengers, and it's gonna be close. Warnock, I believe is, Isn't he? The head of the Ebony's Our church that Martin Luther King was the On Di don't know much about the other guy, John also off They're going up against Kelly loft where? Who's a despicable human being and Yeah. Who was who was photographed doing the white power sign. Yeah, posing with white supremacist. She's been touring with the Klan member. They both knew about. Cove ID didn't tell anybody and altered their stock portfolio to reflect that. Martha Stewart went to prison for less than what happened. What they did, yes. S so it'll be a close. It'll be close. But Georgia is they? I think maybe they're going to step up elected. Which one Democrat out of this? Um, let's see. Carl Bernstein has weighed in on Donald Trump calling Theater knee general of Georgia. He, Carl Bernstein said that this phone call with Georgia secretary of State Bread Rapids Burger is criminal. It is worse than anything Richard Nixon ever did. How would he know? Carl Bernstein said CNN's Fredricks. Whitfield spoke to Bernstein on Sunday. In the midst of world wall coverage on Trump's phone call, and he pressured where Trump pressured the attorney general to help him overturned the state's results from the 2020 election. When asked if this reminded him of breaking the Watergate scandal, Bernstein said. This is way worse than Watergate. Are you kidding me? Way have both a criminal president of the United States and a subversive president of the United States at the same time in this one person, subverting the very basis of our democracy and willing to act criminally in that subversion. Bernstein called the audio of the phone call the ultimate smoking gun tape and proof of Trump's attempts to undermine the electoral system and illegally improperly. India morally trying to investigate or instigate a coup. Carrie, you said, you listen to the whole thing. I am unclear. As to So I assume the attorney general in Florida. Taped it. Yeah, well, there is he the one who also released it. I believe so. Yes. Because he was gonna e thought. I read that he taped it. He knew that Trump was gonna lie about it. And he said, I'm only going to release this if Trump lies about it, huh? And, of course Trump can't do anything but lie about anything. And so that's when they released the tape. That's that's past trump tweeted because what happened was Trump tweeted about their conversation on then. The secretary of state tweeted in response to it, saying, that's a lie. That is not what happened. And here is what happened. What did Trump Tweet had a nice conversation about the election and Oh, no, no, Don't tweet. You're gonna make me find it. It was more like Secretary of State refuses Tomo to look it. Uh, I don't know. I presented him with with tons of evidence He refuses to, you know he's incompetent and stupid and should be voted out That kind of thing, you know?.
KOMO
"deidre" Discussed on KOMO
"Millions Drawing A bee sees Deidre Bolton reports on the Million dollar dreams for the new year. But there are lines that you see a little bit longer, outside of small shops and Delhi's. That is the reason these two big prize is up for grabs. Overnight. No winners in the mega millions jackpot because of that, the estimated $401 million prize will grow even larger. Next drawing is Tuesdays and you do have a few days to get your ticket. Also tonight, the Powerball drawing it has a jackpot of $384 million. If you're lucky enough to be the next big winner of either one. Just keep in mind, you're gonna have a choice to make right away. You will either have to decide to take your winnings in a lump sum or in annuity payments stretching over the next 30 years. Keep in mind that no matter which option you choose, you will end up paying between 40 and 45% in federal, state and local taxes. Deirdre Bolton, ABC NEWS New York The world's richest people got richer in 2020 Cameron Fairchild reports, The 500 wealthiest people added an estimated $1.8 trillion to their personal fortunes. That's a 31% increase, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Those in the top five each hold more than $100 billion. Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is now worth $190 billion. Tesla's Elon Musk had the greatest jump in wealth to $170 billion. I'm Cameron Fairchild. The turn of the calendar to 2021 new vaccines will bring brighter days ahead for America and the world. It will be a long road ahead, however, December was the deadliest month the U. S has experienced since the pandemic began, with a record number of Americans dying the number continuing to rise well above 3000 deaths daily. There's concern about a covert 19 variant that 70% more contagious has popped up in the U. S. Has also renewed concern about another wave of infections with a record number of Americans traveling for the new Year. ABC is Jin A. Norman spoke with U. S Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams. About vaccine rollout concerns and some of what Americans can expect in 2021, the leaders of Operation Warp speed, have admitted the rollout of vaccines is not going as quickly as planned. Do you agree with the president's assessment? That fault lies with the local level? Not the federal Well, here's what the American people need to know. There's vaccines manufactured. There's vaccines allocated. There's vaccines delivered. And then there's vaccines put in arms. People forget that we've always underfunded public hell's going back several decades and so chronically. We need to continue to fund state and local public health better. I want people to know that as someone who used to run a health department, I've been out on the ground with the with the Health Department since September, Dr Burke has been out on the ground. We've been working with them to ramp up their ability to administer these vaccines. From a federal perspective, we are on track to have 20 million people able to be vaccinated doses on the ground. By the end of next week, it's general partner said. So we're on track. From that perspective. We just got to help the state and local entities get those vaccines administered and into body of an armed federal government's been a lot of money on these vaccines. As you said public health agencies are often underfunded, Don't you think? The federal government Could be doing more or should be doing more. Here's what I want people to understand. I've talked to Tony Fauci, Doctor, Miss India, and we always knew that this was going to take awhile to ramp up. What people should be most excited about is that the curve is rapidly increasing in terms of number of people being vaccinated..
CNBC's Fast Money
Breaking Down the Busiest Day of Earnings, and Whats Next for the Markets
"Well the alphabet bouncing back in the third quarter among big tech. Of course, it has been the underperformed the pandemic. Now, seeing outperforming the after hours core advertising revenue returning to growth after its first revenue decline in more than two decade history that was last quarter key is what the company sees going forward. On this point they didn't really give us much CFO port telling me that they did see a broad recovery and advertising this past quarter, and that was in line with the economic recovery. But she said they're still uncertainty on the call. She said that there are signs that user behavior is beginning to return to normalize levels everything else guys was strong from Youtube revenue to play to cloud which revenue forty, five percent going forward. Co. Sender. said that they will further breakout cloud as a reporting segment so that investors can track aggressive investment and progress. Of course that reflects clouds growing importance to alphabets, overall business, and perhaps the competition their lost the guys I would just note that there have been at least two questions on the DOJ lawsuit and increased antitrust scrutiny which has been building around the world back over to Melissa Deidre. Thank you. Depot with alphabets results, Tim Seymour. This as Deirdre had mentioned had been the laggard going in among the big tech science for the year, a laggard versus its peers laggard, versus the Nasdaq are we setting up here for? Dairy. Say a Golden Age for alphabet. Well, the profitability I look at the the the massive beat here on the bottom line is very encouraging for Google shareholders who've been a little frustrated and yes. If I had to sum up earnings of the big four here, there's no question that the response to the share prices is is a function of really where these stocks have come from not come from. I I love the fact that Youtube is now five billion dollar business. I think that's going a lot higher the fact that the cloud is three point four billion to me breaking out, and if you look at all these separate businesses in addition to the core search Juggernaut, which is showing no signs of weakness at growth backup close to ten percent. So yes, Google is way too cheap at a time when the three other copies were. Talking about and even facebook which struggles on the low end evaluation scale have re rated and Google has not and Google really I think took a major step here, but it's about breaking it out too bad transparency and I think that's part of what we're getting there I mean the saying that it will from this point on breakout cloud gene seems to be a very good sign a sign of confidence in the growth of that business. It is I think it speaks to a bigger opportunity with the stock. We talk a lot about search. We talked a lot about cloud breaking out. Cloud is an indication. You know they WANNA get more at illuminating other parts of business, and of course, there are other beds. This is not above the fold and the. Today but I think any investor who is buying Google right now should pay close attention. They've got some gems in there. Other pets around longevity around the future transportation sensitive in flight, and so I think about this the numbers it's nice to see the swing back in the growth rate snap back to a normal level for Google, but I think it sets up A. Very. Simple. A narrative around Google, which is stable core business and other beds which could provide some upside of the multiple years to come Karen I, want I want your take on Alphabet I'm wondering if this confirms, we already believed about the company and its valuation or if this makes you feel like it deserves an even higher valuation than you. Thought Twenty four hours ago. Feel like Mike Pence. There was just a fly there I think that it does deserve a higher valuation remember Google has one of the biggest cash hoards ever and so we saw a little bit of by back here. I think about maybe about eight billion I'd like to see them do more but this is really a validation and remember Google has much more exposure to the travel business obviously travel. Is. This is not where you want to be right now, and so I think that they're going to continue to see improvement it should be higher. It's actually been surprisingly weak. So if I didn't own any, I would probably buy some even up. It's hard to buy something up this much but I would want to own it because this is an extraordinary business and there's a lot to like remember this. Is An. Evolution when Ruth pour out, got their sort of grown up and then she started to show broke up the two businesses. We started the at more clarity will get some more on cloud. So I really like this
Charlie Parker
Today's Famous Birthdays
"The wife of the king of the cowboys have more Roger she died February seventh two thousand ten celebrating a birthday today born in nineteen twenty seven league grant cashmere award winning actress for shampoo where she played Felicia Emmy Award winning actress for Peyton place where she played Stella great actress by the way turning eighty nine Michael Collins NASA astronaut Apollo eleven command module pilot on the first moon landing mission he remained in lunar orbit while Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the lunar surface turning eighty eight years old today Dan urban rather award winning news correspondent CBS evening news as a great show on access TV yeah it's good to great great yeah yeah it's great show as matter of fact this past week usually talk to this late last week I forget anyway we'll get to that coming up born in nineteen thirty six you know better is Michael Landon actor from bonanza highway to heaven good teenage I was a teenage were with one of my favorite horror movies of all time little house on the prairie he died July first nineteen ninety one twenty seventy five right here in Texas kinky Friedman singer bandleader taxes you boys gives a great great individual turning seventy two Marlena from days of our lives Deidre hall is seventy two years old John candy would have had a birthday today he died March fourth nineteen ninety four turning sixty nine years old and I spent every Sunday morning with her Jane Polly TV host of the CBS Sunday morning news also married to Gary Trudeau the guy who brought his Doonesbury turning fifty three at a more of a singer guitarist Beastie Boys center play or play right Israel or leads and believe it or not he's fifty two years old today look what a DJ Robert van Winkle we know better is vanilla ice is fifty two years
BBC World Service
UN to release report on crimes against humanity in Myanmar
"A United Nations investigation into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Myanmar is due to publish its findings in a few hours time inquiry examined events a year ago when hundreds of thousands ranger Muslims fled to Bangladesh to, escape violence in Rakhine state imaging folks reports this long awaited report is expected to provide detailed evidence of major, human rights violations possibly even genocide committed primarily by me and Mars. Armed forces against the ranger population the u. n.. Investigators have spent months examining evidence, they were not allowed into Myanmar but they have interviewed hundreds of Hindu refugees in. Bangladesh and viewed extensive satellite imagery it's unlikely this report will make comfortable reading for me. And Mars military or its government the courts in Myanmar has postponed his ruling on whether to, journalists from. The. Reuters news agency Violated a state secrets law while. Reporting on the ranger crisis officials said the judge was unwell and the verdict will. Be delivered next week the journalists were alone and you're so say they were framed by
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
Winner declared in Zimbabwe's first post-Mugabe election
"Rostov Fox News the Trump administration wants to force China to drop their quote bad. Practices and reform it comes after the US said it was considering increasing proposed Tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of Chinese goods from ten percent to twenty five percent. China has warned the US against what it calls blackmail in, Beijing Tom MacKenzie Bloomberg daybreak Europe all right that's the trade story. Another round. Of tough talking between Beijing and Washington. Apple meanwhile has become. The. First US company to hit a trillion, dollar market cap after. Its shares briefly rose above two hundred and seven. Dollars four cents on Thursday Bloomberg's at Ludlow reports on the tech giant's rise it took about. Two hours and forty eight minutes in Thursday's US session for apple to hit the milestone. Since it was founded in nineteen. Seventy six the companies come from relying. On the apple MAC computer to, iphones, and. More recently wearables and other technology and its recent growth which is so incredible when found Steve Jobs passed away in two thousand eleven the company had a market cap of three. Hundred and fifty. Billion dollars it's gone the rest of the way undetected cooks leadership the company have. Momentum from Tuesday when it posted record earnings boosted by stronger Silence in wearables and services, along with, continuing demand, for. Its iphones. Apple got their first. But others are hot on its tail Amazon alphabet. And, Microsoft's worth more than eight hundred billion dollars each in San Francisco Bloomberg daybreak Europe now the UK Prime Minister Theresa may meets the French president Emmanuel Macron today. As part of a diplomatic drive to win European. Leaders over to her Brexit vision with just eleven weeks until a divorce accord is meant to be signed may needs to chart a path to a. Deal we'll Bloomberg's Cowden Qunol has the details the pair would meet let Friday the father break on soon the summer residence of, French president's on the French Riviera between Marseille and niece a relaxing atmosphere to. Discuss tough subjects Theresa May we'll ask him and your support group rain. For Brexit. Including a new trade deal already rejected by. The EU last week but expectations shouldn't be too high as Michigan boundary remains The main negotiator on behalf of the EU commission in Paris counting Kernan Bloomberg daybreak Europe yes the site were Emmanuel. Macron we'll be meeting, Theresa May in the south of France very pleasant if you look it up on the internet and on Google images anyway. Up next we. Need to talk about the US payrolls report Wall Street's betting on another hefty payroll gain in today's payrolls report consensus is for one hundred and ninety three thousand new jobs in July Bloomberg's Vinny Del Giudice reports America's economies added more, than one million jobs since the start of the. Year the unemployment rate dipped as low. As three point eight percent back in may with today's report wage growth will be the. Key for bond traders keeping score inflation it's yet, to reach the high seen earlier in the century. Treasury market reaction to the data has of late candidate, beef fleeting benico chewed ice Bloomberg daybreak Europe now Toyota has reported, first quarter profit that topped analysts estimates helping by booming Demand in China and the popularity of the are av four sport. Utility vehicle in the US operating profit rose to six point one billion dollars in the three months through, June that's even as questions hangover over the world's. Largest car markets after tariff changes brought about. By the trade war caused pricing condition all right we started with. An answer we wrap up with earnings let's also get some fresh headlines from around the world outside the world of. Business and finance his Bloomberg's Bangkok thank you. Very, much Marcus Zimbabwe's election officials have finished counting in the country's presidential election MandA innocent Zanu PF party is therefore duly, declared. Elected president of the. Republic of. Zimbabwe with effect from the third of August twenty eighth Heads of the ruling Zanu PF party, Emmerson Mnangagwa, secured around. Three hundred. Thousand more votes than his main rival opposition leader. Nelson Chamisa is threatening more protests claiming widespread electoral fraud White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has refused. To, back away from US President Trump's assertions that the media. Is the enemy of the American people in a heated exchange with White House reporters Sanders blame the media from flaming tensions in the country it's ironic that not only you and the media attacked the president for his rhetoric when they frequently lowered the level of conversation in this country repeatedly the media resorts to. Personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger memo Russia could face a raft of new sanctions or the claims of. Election meddling that's if a bipartisan. Group of senators are successful in their bid to sanction Russian energy projects and produce a report on President Vladimir Putin's assets Net worth. Republican Senator Marco Rubio told. Bloomberg that Russia. Needs to be held to account this information warfare they're using platforms like Facebook and Twitter as a vehicle by which the conductors so I don't blame the companies for it they're providing a product that's out there these guys. Are going. On and using that product and is Europe banks another, heat wave, forecasters say. The all. Time temperature record could be broken in the coming. Days the current European wrinkled is forty eight degrees centigrade which was set in Athens in July nineteen seventy. Seven, but that could be basing this temperatures are rising in. Spain and Portugal thanks to a surge of hot air sweeping in from Africa global news twenty four hours a day on the talk on Twitter powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in more than one hundred twenty countries I'm Ben Clarke this is Bloomberg Ben thank you so much now with. Your morning sports here's Joe Townsend England's cricketers star Deidre of the second test against India Edgbaston on nine for one this morning. That twenty two Ahead after their colleagues one hundred and. Forty nine helped the Taurus reached two hundred. And seventy four in their first innings. India captain was dropped twice for all around us some current says England. Is still in a, pretty good position as, you can see it's probably looking at the scorecard. Is probably pretty even in a test match obviously not ideal is in cookie England crickets some, Belling Scott, known beaten half century to help can't be Essex in the t twenty. Plus and go top of the south group the back in, action again, this evening at Hampshire in one of eight matches the championship season gets underway tonight with Frank Lampard making his managerial debut the former Chelsea and England. Midfielder Lee Darby. Against reading an England's. Georgia whole starts day. Two of golf's women's British. Open writing contention. She's just two shots off the lead role Levinson Australia's mingy lease out in front on seven, on the path That was the sports straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak Europe we're gonna bite into our by weekly restaurants. Segment with Bloomberg's teeth food critic Richard vines. 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