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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The family of the suspect from the university of Idaho stabbing murders is pledging to let the legal process unfold. In a statement released Sunday through legal counsel burger's parents and sisters say their cooperating with law enforcement to promote coworkers, presumption of innocence. The statement also expressed condolences for the families of the four college students who were fatally stabbed back in November. Kober's chief public defender has said his client is eager to be exonerated and plans to wave extradition. The suspect was arrested in Pennsylvania early Friday and is facing four counts of first degree murder. An extradition hearing is set for Tuesday. New York governor Kathy holcomb making history after being sworn in for her first elected term on Sunday. The Democrat from buffalo becomes the first woman elected to the position in the state. Let's use these coming years to truly make a difference for each other and to make this state stronger than it's ever been in our glorious history. New York just as you have put your faith in me. And I thank all the voters of New York. I also have faith in you. She noted her goals were to increase public safety and make the state more affordable, huckel defeated Republican congressman Lee zeldin in November's election to win the office, she took over in 2021 after former governor Andrew Cuomo resigned. A new COVID variant is rapidly spreading across the country. Here's Dina kodiak. According to the Centers for Disease Control, the new omicron variant called ex BB .1 .5 accounts for over 40% of all confirmed cases in the U.S., CDC officials expect the variant to increase across the country and become the dominant strain of COVID in the northeast. In the last few weeks of December, COVID hospitalizations rose nearly 40% to cross the nation. I'm Dina kodiak. At least two people are dead after shooting in Florida early Sunday, cops in o'clock, gunfire broke out in an area where a crowd of about 100 people were gathered, along with the two fatalities, four others were injured, and in stable condition the investigation continues, and it was the Steelers over the ravens 16 to 13 on Sunday Night football in Baltimore, the Steelers now 8 and 8, the ravens turned and 6. I marked me field. One GOP congressman is describing TikTok as digital fentanyl
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"House. They attended an evening Christmas Eve mass followed by a traditional Christmas Eve Italian dinner, the president took to Twitter Saturday to say he hopes that everything that divides us fades away, Washington, D.C., one of many places experiencing the cold, while in New York, the governor of their Cathy huckel's been trying to get the word out to help New Yorkers deal with the frigid temperatures. David faux Thomas is in New York. Holding a press conference in Queens on Saturday and said real field temperatures everywhere in the state where all below zero. Hokus said she activated the National Guard in western New York after hundreds of motorists became stranded in their vehicles overnight in whiteout conditions. The governor said that the snow was so bad that at one point every fire truck in Buffalo had gotten stuck, as well as at least 9 ambulances. Further downstate in New York, West Point academy will take down a portrait and a bust of Robert E. Lee from high profile spots around the campus, the move part of a directive out of a defense authorization bill in 2021, a former Republican candidate for governor in Arizona Carrie Lake says he's going to appeal a decision handed down by an Arizona judge Saturday that dismissed her election misconduct lawsuit. The former television news anchor alleged that election officials in Maricopa County had sabotaged her victory in the election by causing printer malfunctions, officials in Maricopa County say the court could find no evidence of that, Lake lost to Democrat Katie Hobbs by about 17,000 votes. I'm Scott Carr. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky's back home following his visit to the U.S. in a post to telegram's zelensky says he was back at his office and the nation is working toward victory, zelensky met with President Biden at The White House last Wednesday and delivered remarks before a joint meeting of Congress, he asked for continued U.S. support as Russia continues to wage a war against his country. Adidas finds itself sitting at a massive stockpile of yeezy shoes now that the company's cut its ties with Kanye West, Trey Thomas has more. Adidas farted ways with the rapper after his recent anti semitic comments, leaving the shoe company with over half a $1 billion worth of yeezys to sell without the Kanye name. It's been confirmed Adidas plans to sell the unbranded shoes, the company is already preparing for its first unofficial yeezy release next month. The Adidas three 50 V two granite will drop in January and retail for $230. I'm Trey Thomas, a key measure of inflation shows prices may have peaked. The personal consumption expenditures price index rose 5 and a half percent in November from a year ago, that's down from October's rate of 6.1%, and the lowest PCE reading since October of last year, the report also showed consumers spending continue to increase last month, though at a slower rate than October. The iconic Hollywood sign turns 100 years old next year
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Sized trucks coming off of new trucks that we just launched this year. So we're confident our product portfolio, but we're going to be conservative with costs. And later, we'll go deep on the latest crypto winter with ark invest, Kathy wood. And we'll break down the Bloomberg 50. It's the magazine's annual look at key figures impacting the business world. Stick around. This is Bloomberg. Global market news changes in an instant. So don't miss a minute. Listen to Bloomberg radio anytime anywhere around the world. On the iHeartRadio app. Tune in, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg dot com. A massive winter storm is creating chaos across the country, at least 23 deaths are being blamed on the Arctic temperatures that have over 60% of the country under a winter weather advisory, so far deaths have occurred in 11 states across the Midwest and the east coast. Heavy snow and buffalo has left more than two feet in some areas. New York governor Kathy hochul updates New Yorkers as frigid temperatures from the polar vortex continue to grip the state. David folk Thomas has the latest. Poke holding a press conference in Queens on Saturday and said real field temperatures everywhere in the state where all below zero. Huckel said she activated the National Guard in western New York after hundreds of motorists became stranded in their vehicles overnight in whiteout conditions. The governor said that the snow was so bad that at one point every fire truck in Buffalo had gotten stuck, as well as at least 9 ambulances. I'm Jim Forbes. Now
TFG Truth
"huckel" Discussed on TFG Truth
"That's as close as I never can remember it in my lifetime. And but you know, obviously the hoku one narrow though it might be in politics, you know, there's no moral victories, right? A wins and win. So she will be the governor for four more years. And the Democrats still have the majorities, although reduced, they still have the majorities in both the Senate and assembly. So for New York, you know, unfortunately, probably day to day, as you sort of rightly, I think pointed out, not a ton is going to change the elections are behind us. But I do think there are some interesting takeaways in New York, which is that every county across the state, every single one of them. Performed more favorably for Republicans than two years ago. And so hopefully we can build upon, you know, obviously you don't have a gubernatorial candidate every cycle, but hopefully we can build upon this to grow and move New York at least more towards the middle out of super blue, far left ideology that we've seen in the past four years. Rob, let me ask you a little bit about the Zelda race with hulk specifically. I know obviously New York had a great showing. And maybe New York did when, you know, the house for Republicans, right? When you look at zeldin versus hochul, do you think that race was close because people are fed up or because hoku obviously say this way. People were fed up and truly believed in Lee's elden. Do you think it's partially because hulk was a terrible candidate? You know, if this was a maybe a Zelda verse Cuomo race, take out what happened last summer and all those reports. But is this race close as it is today or is this partly just because there is a true movement towards we want Law & Order. We don't want our kids vaccinated. And Kathy hochul is a terrible candidate. You know, I think it's a little bit of probably both of those things. I don't know, I absolutely know. I can tell you, I know the issues, particularly around crime, public safety, Law & Order. And certainly governor huckel's performance around the issues of mandates and what that did to businesses and schools and school kids. I think all of those things absolutely played a role. I think it played a role where it mobilized people in a way that maybe wouldn't have happened in the past or didn't happen in the past. I think Lee zeldin, you know, certainly spoke to those issues. And it was very consistent in this messaging. So I don't think you could ever remove the issues. And that people were frustrated. And the state, by the way, you know, has really lurched to the far left. I mean, I was at a New York City, I think a lot of people kind of go, man, states really moving far to the left. Now that. Issue did not mention, when you talk about the governor and whether she was a good candidate or not, I don't think she ran a great campaign,
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
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"You need to use promo code dynamic dinesh. I'm back and we're talking about the midterms and some results have come in in the last day or so. In fact, I mean I were talking together about results out of New York. A number of congressional races that were poised kind of on the knife's edge or were right in the middle have tipped over into the Republican column. Let's remember, by the way, we think of New York, we're like, wow, New York really? What? But New York is fairly conservative outside of New York City. So as you begin to move Long Island as you move upstate, you republicanism is not uncommon, and in some ways it's even the majority. So it's only because of the dense population of New York that New York is a safely by and large democratic state. But what you have here is races that were that had about an equal number of Republicans and Democrats. So maybe even democratic leaning falling the Republican way. Now what does this mean? Well, it basically helps us in the house. And we have to give credit to this guy Lee zeldin, Lee zeldin ran against Kathy hochul for the governor's race, and he lost, but he lost pretty narrowly. I mean, if you look at those numbers between Zelda and hulk, I mean huckel won it pretty cleanly, but it was not the normal blowout. It wasn't something where hoku got 60 and zeldon got 40. It was something where these guys were just a few points apart and what that means is that Zelda had a sort of coattail in New York. He was able to pull up some of the other Republicans. By the way, this was just a confirmation of how politics works in teams. In other words, if you do well at the top of the ballot, you often do better at the bottom of the ballot. One of the anomalies of 2020 was the Trump lost, but Republicans down ballad did pretty well. This is an anomaly that I think about when I, as I put the film together 2000 meals and also wrote the wrote the accompanying book. Now there's a lot of inner debate. Among Republicans about Trump and desantis, who's the guy for 2024, and it seems to me that some of this debate is a little bit premature.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Continues His Review of the Midterm Election Results
"I'm back and we're talking about the midterms and some results have come in in the last day or so. In fact, I mean I were talking together about results out of New York. A number of congressional races that were poised kind of on the knife's edge or were right in the middle have tipped over into the Republican column. Let's remember, by the way, we think of New York, we're like, wow, New York really? What? But New York is fairly conservative outside of New York City. So as you begin to move Long Island as you move upstate, you republicanism is not uncommon, and in some ways it's even the majority. So it's only because of the dense population of New York that New York is a safely by and large democratic state. But what you have here is races that were that had about an equal number of Republicans and Democrats. So maybe even democratic leaning falling the Republican way. Now what does this mean? Well, it basically helps us in the house. And we have to give credit to this guy Lee zeldin, Lee zeldin ran against Kathy hochul for the governor's race, and he lost, but he lost pretty narrowly. I mean, if you look at those numbers between Zelda and hulk, I mean huckel won it pretty cleanly, but it was not the normal blowout. It wasn't something where hoku got 60 and zeldon got 40. It was something where these guys were just a few points apart and what that means is that Zelda had a sort of coattail in New York. He was able to pull up some of the other Republicans. By the way, this was just a confirmation of how politics works in teams. In other words, if you do well at the top of the ballot, you often do better at the bottom of the ballot. One of the anomalies of 2020 was the Trump lost, but Republicans down ballad did pretty well. This is an anomaly that I think about when I, as I put the film together 2000 meals and also wrote the wrote the accompanying book.
77WABC Radio
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"Alerts. The New York City office of emergency management issuing a travel advisory for tonight into tomorrow because of storms heading to the tri state of flood watch remains in effect for the region because of possible heavy downpours. The forecast coming up. Just four points, and that's the gap Republican leaves all in as closed on governor hokus lead in the upcoming New York governor's race The trafficker polls showing huckel's lead shrinking as a stark contrast to earlier polling numbers where she led Zelda by double digits here Zelda and a news conference just last week. I want to work with all of them. I'm going to work with all of them. And even if there was somebody who wasn't here and they don't vote for me, I want to work with them too. Because if you want to be the governor of New York, you have to be willing to be the governor for all New Yorkers. And also getting a much needed $1.5 million cash infusion for his campaign. The grid were they great red wave as they call it is looming, but as the 2022 midterm elections enter a final two month sprint, leading Republicans fear their parties advantage may be slipping. That's even as Democrats confront their president's week standing deep voter pessimism and the weight of history. A special master will review documents from former president South Florida's fate, a judge agreeing to appoint an independent third party to conduct the review. There was whether or not there was a special master was going to have authority over the executive privilege claims. NBC News justice reporter Ryan Reilly says these special master of focus on which documents could be classified under attorney client privilege or executive privilege. Britain's Conservative Party choosing a foreign secretary Liz truss as the party's new leader as Boris Johnson exits. During this leadership campaign, I campaigned as a conservative
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Will travel 50 miles or more over the holiday. That's up nearly 4% from last year. The Auto Club says, over three and a half million of those travelers will be flying to their destination. Flight delays and cancellations are piling up ahead of the 4th of July, the number of delays within into or out of the U.S. stands at just over 1700 already today, over 400 flights have been canceled today. The airport facing the most issues right now, Hartsfield–Jackson, Atlanta, international airport. Ukrainian president zelensky is thanking the United States for another massive round of military funding, The Pentagon announced a new $820 million package of military supplies to be sent to the war torn nation as it fights off the Russian invasion. Zelensky thanked President Biden for his continued leadership and support of Ukraine in its war against Russia. I'm Brad Siegel. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There are dozens of flight delays and cancellations again today at Newark, Laguardia and Kennedy airports according to flight aware dot com. This passenger in San Francisco didn't want to chance being late for her flight. I've been warned by my family that there have been delays. This past week and because of the holiday weekend, I wanted to just make sure that I was here. Staffing shortages, including pilots and air traffic control continue to complicate air travel as millions try to board planes this holiday weekend. Donald Trump's social media company and some of its employees received subpoenas from both a federal grand jury and securities regulators that, according to a public disclosure yesterday, Trump media and technology group received subpoenas from a grand jury in New York and the Securities and Exchange Commission according to a security's document filed by digital world acquisition corp digital world has plans to buy Trump media. Governor Kathy hochul has signed a new gun legislation law, the bill huckel signed on Friday, severely limits, where guns can be carried and requires background checks to buy ammunition. It comes in response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down New York's concealed carry law. Governor hochul has signed a bill extending mayoral control over the country's largest school system. The story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. It's cements a key power for mayor Eric Adams minutes before it was set to expire the renewal essentially gives Adams unilateral say over schools, allowing his administration to execute their plan to retain students and help them overcome learning difficulties in the aftermath of the pandemic. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. New York legislators yesterday approved a proposal to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution and that makes New York the latest state to pursue long-term protections in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's roe V wade reversal. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show will be explored the big money issues in the world of sports, Michael Barr. I'm scarlet fu. And we are speaking with Oakland athletics president Dave Cavill talking about the team and we're going to answer that long age mystery. Dave, is it the athletics or is it the ace? Well, I've always liked the a's. I think that's a fun nickname. I think that's something that obviously Charlie Finley is in the 70s brought to the club that there's something about that iconic hat and seeing that and so I've always kind of got that direction, but some people like the athletics, so we have a couple of different options for folks. The other question that wasn't, this is a little more serious here, is the Senate committee is targeting MLB antitrust exemption, a bipartisan group of senators, and they're talking about the salaries for minor leaguers. Your thoughts about it, first of all, about minor league players trying to get their fair share of getting paid and this committee about the MLB and to trust exemption. Well, I mean, obviously, we take all the actions and work of these government panels very seriously and I know the lead office and all the folks there are spending time educating all the key stakeholders on the current state of affairs and the industry, the majors, the miners, how it affects our business. And I know that's been a really positive conversation. And I think that's going to continue. And I think it will shape the discussion around some of these meetings and hopefully the outcomes that are created can be positive and maybe better reflects like the current environment that we're in. The MLB took over operations of the minor leagues before the 2021 season. They made a lot of big changes. Can you talk a little bit about what the Oakland a's has done with its minor league team in terms of improving conditions for minor league players? Yeah, so I mean, obviously coming out of the pandemic, I think one of the key focuses with just getting back operating, figuring out which locations because it kind of was a musical chairs every couple of years in the past. You didn't know where your affiliate was going to be. It might be in Texas. It might be in Michigan. It might be in Ohio. And so we've kind of brought a little more stability to that. There's also been a huge investment in facilities to ensure that the facilities are considerably better for the players. So I think those are important steps that have occurred as part of this transition. And that's all going to be important to make sure that we have the best environment for training for the players. And also a good environment for fans in these communities to watch the game. I mean, that's the other thing too. In the minor leagues often kind of entree point for fans into baseball, especially in some of these rural communities. You brought up fans, and the a's they do have a loyal fan base, but unfortunately you have low attendance. We're talking about 8400 average per game. How do you get more butts in the seats? Well, we fundamentally need to do facility. Our current Oakland Alameda coliseum is ten years past as useful life. It's not competitive with the other professional sports venues in the Bay Area or even in the country. And we need to do what we can and we're spending millions of dollars a month. We're working on these parallel paths to determine if we can either get our waterfront ballpark in Oakland built or an option in Las Vegas. And that is really the prime focus of the organization. Now it's solving that really 20 year question of where the aids are going to be because we need to get in a new home so we can have a great experience for our fans for a bigger payroll and more competitive play on the field. Will your fan base follow you along to wherever you end up? We have fans all over the country. One thing Facebook did a study of like fans and different counties and things of that nature.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Returned to the capital to take up a series of gun control measures, the special session comes in response to the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that makes it easier to get a permit legally to legally carry a gun in public. Governor Kathy hochul outlined some of the measures yesterday among other things the state is poised to ban guns from being carried into private businesses unless the business owners specifically allows it. We're standing up for the rights of business owners. Standing up for their right to be able to protect their premises and their patrons and their fellow workers and their employees, and that's what we're going to do. Huckel says she's still working out the details of the legislation with top lawmakers, state Senate majority leader Andrea Stewart cousins says her house is ready to act. The MTA says its congestion pricing program is back on track after federal officials delayed approval of a routine environmental assessment for months, WNYC Stephen Nestlé reports. This spring, after MTA officials submitted documents to the federal highway administration, they were taken aback when the feds replied with more than 400 follow-up questions about the environmental impacts of charging drivers a fee to enter Manhattan below 60th street. After three months of work, the MTA reports this week it answered all of those questions and now awaits federal approval to move to the next phase. The MTA still hopes to begin charging drivers by late next year, but it's still has to conduct more public outreach and determine how much to charge drivers so it can raise $1 billion a year. The MTA says his congestion pricing plan should be in place by next year. New Jersey lawmakers approved a bill Wednesday that will improve working conditions for the state's 100 30,000 temporary workers WNYC's Karen yee will have that story coming up for us at 8 30. Let's take
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"To surrender? Are we going to fight back? I know what I'm going to do. I'm fighting back. I'm fighting back against that. Governor huckel defeated jumani Williams who got 19% and Tom swazi with 13%. Lee zeldin won the GOP primary for governor with 44% of the vote. Are we ready to fire Kathy hochul? Lee zeldin beat Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, who got 23%. Rob astorino got 18% in Harry Wilson received 15%. In New York, I'm Michael Barr Bloomberg daybreak, Karen, Nathan. All right, Michael, thank you all some other key primary results of no the Republicans in Colorado rejected two candidates to line with former president Trump, Tina Peters lost a Pam Anderson for a Secretary of State, Henderson had 43% of the vote, Ron Hanks lost a Senate nomination to John O'Day, who has often acknowledged that President Biden won the 2020 election, O'Day had 54% of votes. In the meantime, Karen two hardline conservatives came out winners last night, Lauren boebert got 65% of the vote in Colorado's third congressional district. She campaigned on the right to bear arms and disagrees with separation of church and state in Illinois, Republican Mary Miller won her house seat primary with 57% of the vote. Miller called the Supreme Court's decision on abortion quote a historic victory for white life, her spokeswoman says she misspoke. Well, Nathan, we turn now to the nation's capital where a former White House aide is given the most dramatic testimony yet to the January 6th House committee. Cassidy Hutchinson is a former assistant to then White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. She says the former president knew armed people were at his rally. He also demanded Secret Service remove metal detectors or mags to let them in. I think that is why they're not here to hurt me, let them in, let my people in. They can mark the capital after the rallies over. They can march from, they can march from the ellipse. And Cassidy Hutchinson says former president Trump wanted to go to the capitol with a demonstrators ahead of his Secret Service detail Robert engel told him it wasn't safe. That's when Hutchinson says the president lashed out from inside his limo. The president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. Mister engel grabbed his arm, said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. Now doubt is being cast on that account from Cassidy Hutchinson in a truth social post, former president Trump said it did not happen in several former aides said it's unlikely he could have reached the steering wheel from the back seat. We have a major political development overseas this morning Karen Finland and Sweden have taken a major step on their way to NATO membership. Let's get more from Bloomberg's Maria tadeo who's covering the NATO meeting in Madrid. It is a huge deal. I don't want to of course, as you know yesterday said he would agree to this new membership for Sweden and Finland. So we are going to get 32 members from the 30 member alliance by the end of the summit and by the way, this should be very easy because a lot of the systems that they use already. Our NATO compatible. Bloomberg's Maria today are reporting from Madrid, says the membership process will still take many months, including ratification from NATO allies parliaments. Well, we turn now to the markets, Nathan, where futures here in the U.S. are lower. This follows yesterday shell off, which saw all three major indexes tumble on renewed worries about economic growth. The hardest hit was the NASDAQ following 3%. The S&P 500 dropped 2%. Victoria green is chief investment officer at G squared private wealth. I think we got a little more to go. We're looking for some confirmation. We're looking for something that makes us feel better about the world. And I think right now we talk about it. It's very kind of simplistic, but don't fight the fed and the fed is hawkish. And G squared private wealth's Victoria green notes the latest economic reading spark yesterday, sell off a gauge of U.S. consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in more than a year. Today Karen all eyes are on central banks, fed chair Jay Powell, ECB president Christine Lagarde and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey appeared together at the ECB's annual meeting in the Portuguese resort of sintra. Bloomberg's francine clockwise there and filed this report. Today, day two, the focus shifts to the broader economy, participants, including fed governors will discuss the global supply chain pressures, international trade, and inflation. No matter where you're sitting in the world, inflation is your number one concern. And Mark is one to know what's the economic price that central bankers are willing to pay to make sure inflation is
Bloomberg Radio New York
"huckel" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The top of the hour. Having a good French politics where president Emmanuel Macron is facing 5 years of gridlock, let's get details from Ed Baxter, who has that story and the rest of the global news. He exactly from his standpoint, a real mess. This after local elections saw him lose seats to the far left and the far right leaving him with no absolute majority, Bloomberg's Caroline Conan says Macron will have to weave some fragile alliances. He could occasionally also use an article 49 three in the constitution in order to force some reform through parliament, but that is very unpopular. Yeah, Caroline says a large winner here appears to be Moran le pen on the right. Ukraine is poised to get the backing of EU states this week. It's a membership path, all 27 member states need to approve and it looks as if they are on the path to do that. EU commissioned recommended last week that Ukraine be granted status, but there are many steps along the way. Meanwhile, US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen after holding talks with Canada's finance minister today says allies are working on ways to further restrict Moscow's energy revenues. We are talking about price caps or a price exception that would push down the price of Russian oil and depress Putin's revenues while allowing more oil supply to reach the global market. Yellen says allies are eager to act against Russia's economy. The war has now put almost half of Ukraine's economy, by the way, out of action, almost half and continues to post the serious threat to the global food crisis, and Ukraine is planning to tour an exhibition of destroyed Russian military vehicles across Europe, it claims that Russia has lost some 1400 plus tanks in over 3500 armored vehicles. China and the EU are aiming at high level talks in the next few weeks. The EU ambassador in Beijing says they're looking at two meetings in coming weeks issues economy climate and environment today, China's refused to discuss the war in Ukraine, human rights and several other issues. Meanwhile, China's northern cities bake in a heat wave, power demand is setting new records. Juneteenth, U.S. celebrating the end of slavery and New York governor Kathy huckle picked the day to sign a law of new voting rights legislation. When Republicans in Washington and state legislatures deny the right to vote and undermine our democracy, we do something here in New York. We pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. Huckel says across the country more restrictive voting rights laws have been passed. She says, nope, not in New York. And Chinese regulators summoned executives at sinopec group after a second fatal accident this month saying strong measures should be taken to tackle issues including aging equipment and management shortcomings. In San Francisco, Ahmed Baxter, this is Bloomberg, our Brian. All right, thanks very much. The time now 22 minutes before the top of the hour and it's time for global sports. Let's get to Dan Schwartzman so Dan PSG is now officially in the hunt for a new boss. Yeah, we knew it was gonna happen. We've known for weeks, but it is now official PSG confirming that manager Mauricio Pochettino will not be returning to park to plants next season this despite winning Liga one. The French shines did though disappoint though in Europe they got knocked out of the Champions League in the round of 16 by eventual winner Real Madrid despite leading two zero in the second leg with 30 minutes remaining. Knees boss Christoph gaultier and former Madrid manager and French legend Zinedine Zidane are considered the frontrunners to take over in Paris the Dan though is expected to turn down the job. Sources report that Manchester City star Raheem Sterling
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Very much Nathan it would be the largest rent increase for New York City apartments and about ten years A preliminary vote by the New York City rent guidelines board last night proposed the hike for rent stabilized apartments It proposed a rent increase of two to 4% for one year leases and a four to 6% increase for two year leases A final vote is expected at the end of May Connecticut democratic governor Ned Lamont signed a law and designed to protect people who provide an abortion and are then sued in another state in a Twitter message Lamont says it was a bill He was eager to sign I think you've heard a lot about what's coming out of the Supreme Court and a preliminary ruling that looks like they may be on the edge of a ending a woman's right to choose And ending a roe V wade That's not going to happen in the state of Connecticut not as long as I'm here No politicians are going to get between you and your doctor You make the choice The law is set to take effect on July 1st Meanwhile governor Kathy hochul who says anyone who needs access to care will be welcomed with open arms in New York I want to have this enshrined not just in state law but in our constitution just in case there ever is a situation we lose the house We lose the Senate heaven forbid and I don't believe that will happen Governor huckel told ABC the reality rolling back is just like a punch in the nose U.S. chief justice John Roberts called the league of a draft of the Supreme Court abortion opinion this week Absolutely appalling Roberts told a judicial conference in Atlanta the person responsible would be foolish to think the disclosure will affect the court's handling of the case Some Ukrainian refugees are making a new life in Rochester New York leaving behind their homeland torn apart by the Russian invasion Ghana India says she never wanted to leave There was so nice I never want to go out from my country because I love with the family will be meeting with their host family later today Karen Jean Pierre will replace Jen Psaki as White House press secretary John Pierre is the first black person in openly LGBTQ person to hold the position It is an honor and a privilege to be behind this podium and about a week or so when Jen is ready Psaki leaves on May 13th Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than a 120 countries Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Nathan Thanks Michael Coming up to 6 ten on Wall Street time for the Bloomberg sports update here's John stash hour Thanks Nathan rangers and penguins back at the garden after that marathon three overtime game one like that one the rangers scored first unlike that one they kept the lead Beat Pittsburgh 5 to two 5 different goal scorers Andrew cop off an artemy Panera and pass Ryan strome deflected in Adam Fox out on the power play Chris kreider deflected in the Frank for Toronto's shot and then the third period Panera and vitano scored themselves For Igor says turkey after 79 scenes the other night they had 39 more game three tomorrow night in Pittsburgh Also wins for Florida Dallas and Colorado the mets in Philadelphia and a lot of their fans no doubt turned this game off The Phillies led 7 to nothing 7 one in the 9th inning But here is Marte now Demo good lead at first The pitch swinging a high fly ball left center field Pretty deep It's got some legs back near the wall it's in for a hit Better took it to take the lead Nimmo around third coming home He scores standing Double for Marte 8 to 7 million Holy spikes The mets with a 7 run 9th inning at Citizens Bank park WCBS is 7 runs on 8 hits Marte at two of them They scored four times with two outs third time in mets history They won a game when trailing by 6 in the 9th NBA.
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"The courthouse in the capital city of Bogotá Previously abortion was allowed in Colombia only in cases of rape fetal malformations or if the pregnant person's life was in danger As a result writes groups say hundreds of thousands of Colombian women opted for often dangerous illegal abortions every year Colombia's ruling follows similar decisions over the past two years legalizing abortion in Argentina and Mexico For NPR news I'm John Otis in Bogotá Colombia Dow futures down 75 this is NPR This is WNYC in New York at 8 O four good morning I'm Carrie Nolan Governor Kathy hochul is warning New Yorkers of potential cyberattacks as Russia continues to pose a threat to Ukraine Huckel said she convened members of her cabinet to review the cybersecurity preparedness of state institutions and critical infrastructure The governor also says she's in touch with The White House and the Department of Homeland Security Russia has been blamed for a string of cyberattacks against the U.S. in the past including breaches at federal agencies and the hacking of the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 presidential election Mayor Eric Adams is expected to make an announcement related to cybersecurity later today The Biden administration is also voiced concerns over potential cyberattacks which is an amassed an estimated 190,000 troops on Russia's border with Ukraine It's been more than a year since the federal law took effect requiring hospitals to post their prices online but WNYC's Caroline Lewis reports most are breaking the rules Out of a thousand hospitals surveyed nationwide by the nonprofit patient rights advocate dot org only 14% are in full compliance with the price transparency law that took effect last January None of the 12 hospitals analyzed in New York City and Long Island are among them In order to be fully compliant they have to post the rates they have negotiated with health plans for different medical procedures They also have to share consumer friendly information for 300 services patients can plan for ahead of time No hospitals have been fined for violations so far Most New Yorkers want to wait and see before mask mandates are lifted for schools That's according to the latest Sienna college poll 58% said they want to see what COVID numbers look like in early March before deciding on whether the requirement should go away Another 30% said the rule should have already ended while 10% want to be done with face coverings after this week's school break The Siena poll also found a majority of New Yorkers 58% feel the worst of the pandemic is over Governor hochul says she'll reevaluate the mask mandate for schools on March 4th the poll reports that hoku is still favored by a plurality of New.
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"Yeah I say hey we mentioned yesterday that the assured reported day to today was over 1100 cases Well we haven't gotten today's numbers yet but this is the first step they say in advisory that anybody who suspects he or she might be infected not to go to emergency rooms It says see a private doctor Now this advice overturns advice less than a week ago when it urged people to go to emergency units to get an official diagnosis So this U turn would seem to reflect the rapid deterioration of services yesterday's numbers as I mentioned topped 1100 will get the update later today probably a couple of hours New York's governor Catholic is lifting the mask mandate for businesses that do not check COVID-19 status citing case numbers He saw those numbers Literally off the charts And now those numbers are coming down and it is time to adapt Yeah huckel says high inoculation rates and low transmission as well Illinois lifting its indoor mask requirement as of February 28th will stay on to apply to public schools Ten San Francisco Bay Area counties are dropping into our mask requirements as of February 16th Massachusetts will lift at school mask mandate at the end of the month CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky says the agency is still monitoring numbers The current 7 day daily average of cases is about 247,300 cases per day a decrease of about 44% over the previous week And while lansky says it's good for this to be done as long as people act our states act or localities act in a responsible way UK prime minister Boris Johnson plans to scrap self isolation rules for people who test positive for COVID Provided the current.
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"Day on Aaron on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries I'm more crumpton This is Bloomberg David Thank you so much Mark Tomorrow Kathy huckel delivers her first state of the state address as governor of New York where she's expected to propose term limits and a ban on outside income for those serving in statewide office To set the stage for us and for the governor we welcome now Joe Crowley He's senior policy adviser to squire Patton Boggs mister Crowley served as a democratic representative from the state of New York for 20 years rising ahead the House democratic caucus First of all happy new year Joe Great to have you back with us Give us a sense of Kathy hoku and what she has done so far what she has to say tomorrow Well thank you David happy new year to you and all the folks at Bloomberg I should also I serve in 12 years in the New York State legislature the assembly So I'm very familiar with this speech when Mario Cuomo was governor and George pataki What I could say is that so far Cathy has done a pretty good job of studying the ship of states so to speak She's come into her office during very very turbulent times historical times not only for New York State and New York City but for the country at large with COVID the way in which she became governor as well So I do think that this is a major speech for her Obviously the first woman to hold this office But so far I think she's done a very very good job in terms of studying the ship of state and bringing calm and I think building the relationship she needs to with the state legislature certainly with the new mayor as well as the city council here in New York City We'll pause that just for a moment if you would Joe on the relationship with Eric Adams the new mayor of New York City The nature of that relationship how important is to both of them both the governor and the mayor No there's no question that it is critical We saw that this functionality that existed during the prior administration's both in the state and in the city And his real opportunity to reset there were tremendous needs in New York City during this COVID time especially But just writ large you know the city's dinner with a number of issues that the new bear is kind of the grapple with And it's gonna need to cooperation of the governor to do that as well as the state legislature So I do think this is critical Very important time for both the city and for the state but especially for Kathy Hogan's for her opportunity to kind of lay the ground there for a reelection Now she's going to have competition There's no question about it but having the attorney general bow out I think in some respects of tightened it a bit for her in terms of her chances for reelection Joe is a practical matter does the coronavirus give her and forgive the expression and opportunity to avoid some of the more controversial issues Otherwise she might have to dress such as bail reform which is very controversial as you know and really divides perhaps the party between the more progressives and the more moderates Well I think Kathy is a very practical person I know I've known her for many years We served together the state in the House representatives And I think it's so far she hasn't made any major mistakes And I think that's what folks are looking for was someone who's come in kind of green and the executive position And yet at this time she is really not many mistakes of any at all And so I think that that is something that people looking at as well But look you're heading into a very very interesting political year 2022 The midterm elections for the House representatives every state assembly and state Senate seat is up for reelection as well as every state office attorney general and controller as well as the governor So it's going to be a really interesting year to watch I think but so far from my calculus I think that local has done admirable job It's going to be a very interesting year to watch for your old House of Representatives as well on national national basis Both because of the midterm elections you talk about but also the build back better The question of voting rights what do you think Congress is a practical matter can get done in this midterm election year It's going to be awfully political It will be but I think we can look to first of all the president's first State of the Union address which will take place sometime early this year That detail has yet to be worked out with the House representatives But I think that President Biden wants to come in there kind of and maybe in a kind of a victorious way having not only passed the bipartisan the bipolar infrastructure Bill but also getting something done in terms of the build back better Bill It won't be the 3 billion sorry the $3 trillion bill that a lot of Democrats are looking for But I have to say this David at $1.5 trillion bill is nothing to sneeze at It is monumental It is historical Even if they did a $1 trillion these numbers are astronomical There's nothing that I was dealing with when I was in the House representatives quite frankly Is it there for the taking Is it clear that you could get a bill with Joe Manchin West Virginia Democrat and Christian cinema Arizona Democrats Not always clear to me that they're on the same page They're not always on the same page I know they're both well and I can tell you that kyrsten sinema is one tough cookie As is Joe Manchin But look it's gonna take some compromise and folks on the left and the middle of the Democratic Party to get that compromise But as I say we need to start talking about the positive aspects of whatever is in that package And I do think there was a path towards that So the dimension has said that he would support something within the $1.5 trillion level or below And so I think that's what Democrats have to rationally look at this and maybe ratchet down some of their expectations But I still think that there'll be monumental things in the build back better bill that does get passed I think ultimately will pass Joe's always great having with us Thank you so much for the time It's former New York congressman Joe Crowley Still ahead former IBM CEO.
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"80 deaths across 5 states and Friday nights rash of tornadoes Kentucky is reporting at least 70 deaths with governor Andy beshear saying today he expects that figure to climb as search and rescue efforts continue Several other deaths were reported across Missouri Tennessee Arkansas and Illinois including two in an Amazon facility President Biden is pledging federal assistance after the outbreak of deadly tornadoes in a call to Kentucky governor Andy Bashir Biden also expressed his condolences for the lives lost According to a White House readout of the call Biden and Bashir agreed to stay in contact throughout the day as rescue operations and damage assessments continue Inflation is still on the rise in the U.S. the consumer price index rose 0.8% in November and prices of climbs 6.8% in the last year President Biden released a statement Friday calling inflation a global problem and attributed the rise to ongoing economic fallout from the COVID pandemic That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom looking at an increase in coronavirus cases in the state governor Kathy hoku ordered all businesses to require masks indoors if they don't have a COVID-19 vaccine requirement She said she wants to keep the New York economy open I don't want to go back ever again to that place where people couldn't go their jobs safely couldn't congregate Kids couldn't go to schools Huckel said in the briefing Friday that we are entering a time of uncertainty and we could either plateau here or our cases could escalate beyond control Scientists in London weren't England could face between 24,774 1800 deaths from COVID-19 this winter without further restrictions to slow the spread of the omicron variant JPMorgan Chase and company is preparing to pay roughly $200 million to resolve U.S. regulatory investigations into lapses over monitoring employee communications We're hearing a settlement with the commodity futures trading commission could be reached before the end of the year Wall Street firms are required to carefully monitor communications involving their businesses The unusually stiff sanctions for surveillance serve as a warning for the financial industry However efforts going to clear West Coast ports of all those containers and ships Pacific maritime association president James McKenna spoke about that with Bloomberg's David Weston Well it depends on how you look at it We have done a lot better in getting inbound cargo imports out of the terminals and to the warehouses So that's the plus We still have a lot of empties on the dock and we're setting empty loaders in to pick them up So everything is focused on continuing to create fluidity in the terminals Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I am Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg Broadcasting live from the Bloomberg interactive brokers studio in New York Bloomberg 11 To Washington D.C. Bloomberg 99 one to Boston Bloomberg one O 6 one This Francisco Bloomberg 9 60 to the country Syria's XM channel one 19 and around the globe The Bloomberg business act and Bloomberg radio dot com This is Bloomberg best I met Baxter and I'm daddy's polygon and people are definitely as you well know venturing out and traveling again to places like Hawaii for example not naming names but leisure travel It's really.
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"New York and around the world good morning Michael Good morning Nathan about 800,000 New York City residents who could not vote in local elections due to their citizenship status may soon be able to After fears debate the city council passed the hour city hour vote legislation granting green card holders and dreamers the right vote New York councilwoman Tiffany caban There is not one piece of legislation before this body at this moment that does more to expand democracy And to lift up the folks of the people that make the city what it is Congresswoman caban was among the 33 members voting for the measure compared to 14 against it New York governor Kathy hoko plans to announce additional steps the day to combat a new surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the state About some policies that we think are important to help fight this This impending search Huckel says New York State reported almost 3500 total daily hospitalizations A British appellate court has opened the door for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to be extradited to the U.S. the high court in London overturned a lower court that found Assange's mental health was too fragile to withstand the American criminal justice system A federal appeals court has ruled against an effort by former president Donald Trump to shield documents from the House committee investigating the January 6th riot at the capitol Trump has sought to block the release through executive privilege After ten hours of deliberations the Chicago jury has found actor Jussie Smollett guilty on 5 of 6 felony counts in faking a racist and homophobic attack in 2019 Special prosecutor Dan Webb Mister Smollett would not have lost this case as he did today unless the jury found that he lied to them Defense attorney Nene unchi We.
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"Y dot org now with the latest on what's happening in New York and around the world Here's Michael Barr Thank you very much Nathan governor Kathy huckel says New Yorkers and upstate communities are seeing spikes go up in COVID-19 cases And again they could face more pandemic restrictions if infection rates fail to drop Governor hoeke says the western part of the state has the highest COVID infection rates There's a lot of disinformation out there A lot of lies That's where combating that people are seeing something on social media on Facebook and they're treating as if it's gospel truth despite the fact that their own doctor may have a different message for them The governor also said anyone who feels they're at high risk of getting COVID-19 should get a booster shot New York City mayor Bill de Blasio says crowds will once again fill Times Square This New Year's Eve the mayor says that proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required for revelers who want to watch the ball drop in person In Times Square we want it to be big we want it to be full of life who want it to be a great New York celebration Guess what everyone A big strong full strength celebration It's coming back This New Year's Eve Times Square everyone come on down we're celebrating Mayor de Blasio says people who can't be vaccinated because of a disability will have to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test Jurors will resume deliberations today in Kenosha Wisconsin and the trial of Kyle rittenhouse The panel met for a full day yesterday on charges the 18 year old shot three men killing two last year during a night of protest Prosecutors say rittenhouse provoked a confrontation while the defense says he feared for his life and acted in self defense Yesterday jurors asked for copies of the jury instructions legal expert attorney China Lloyd is with Cochrane firm The fact that they even asked for their own copies means that they're being very careful thoughtful and deliberate They each want to be able to interpret things possibly make notes about these jury instructions Attorney general Lloyd also says rittenhouse picked random names out of a drum to set up the jury from 18 people down to 12 The self described QAnon shaman will be sentenced today for his part in the January 6th capitol attack Prosecutors want Jacob chansley sentenced to more than four years in prison Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a hundred 20 countries I'm Michael Barr This is Bloomberg Nathan Thank.