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"More republicans to now suddenly back expelling congressman george santos from the house abc's the war between israel and hamas seeing another ceasefire extension one more day at least to allow released hostages and to be more aid to get into gaza meantime there's been a deadly shooting at a bus stop in jerusalem amid the ongoing conflict two palestinian men from jerusalem that israel says were affiliated with hamas begin in a video circulating online you can hear the dozens of rounds fired people at the bus stop fleeing for safety within seconds of duty soldiers returning fire killing the assailants three israelis were killed sixteen wounded abc's matt gutman in new york city last night the annual lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree nearly mobbed by protesters angry over the israel hamas war more from abc's justin finch a crowd of at least these five hundred pro palestinian demonstrators trying to push their way towards the tree the p d intervening making multiple arrests forcing the group to reverse course the tree lighting went on without any interference the by the ministration taking aim of the nation's lead pipes announcing a mandate for most u u s cities to replace their aging water pipes within ten years to better protect the country's drinking water you're listening to abc news and it that's my brother -in -law died suddenly and now my sister and her kids have to sell their home that's why i told my husband we could not put off getting life insurance any longer an agent offered us a ten -year five hundred thousand dollar policy for nearly fifty dollars a month then we called select quote select quote found us identical coverage for only nineteen dollars a month a savings of three hundred and sixty nine dollars a year whether you need a five hundred thousand -dollar policy or a five million dollar policy select quote could save you more than fifty percent on term life insurance for your free quote call select quote at one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety that's one one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety one or go to select quote dot com that's one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety one select quote we shop you save full details on example policies at select quote dot com slash commercials an international murder for hire plot busted authorities say ten people are dead at least fifteen injured at thirteen different crime scenes some targeted police say others appear to be at random canadian authorities identifying two suspects damian sanderson and miles sanderson believed to be traveling in a black nissan rogue repair last spotted about two hundred miles south of the crime scenes abc's alex perez mark cuban owner of the dallas maverick selling the team is worried about media revenue the woman who says she's the girlfriend of the robb elementary school shooter now in custody in puerto rico after making threats of her own victoria gabriela rodriguez morales first came to the fbi's attention in 2018 some four years before the man she describes as her boyfriend killed 22 people at robb elementary school an arrest affidavit obtained by san antonio abc the affiliate ksat describes rambling threats made by email and social media against schools teachers students and police in uvalde where rodriguez morales lived before moving to puerto rico the 19 year old also claims to have warned police before the may 2022 massacre at robb elementary jim ryan abc ford tallying up the cost of the six week auto worker strike now saying it cuts sales by about a hundred thousand vehicles and cost the company around 1 .7 billion dollars in profits this is abc news radio 1000 fm 9077 stay connected stay informed good morning to you on thursday it is november 30th right now we do have a few clouds in downtown
News, Traffic and Weather
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"More republicans to now suddenly back expelling congressman george santos from the house abc's the war between israel and hamas seeing another ceasefire extension one more day at least to allow released hostages and to be more aid to get into gaza meantime there's been a deadly shooting at a bus stop in jerusalem amid the ongoing conflict two palestinian men from jerusalem that israel says were affiliated with hamas begin in a video circulating online you can hear the dozens of rounds fired people at the bus stop fleeing for safety within seconds of duty soldiers returning fire killing the assailants three israelis were killed sixteen wounded abc's matt gutman in new york city last night the annual lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree nearly mobbed by protesters angry over the israel hamas war more from abc's justin finch a crowd of at least these five hundred pro palestinian demonstrators trying to push their way towards the tree the p d intervening making multiple arrests forcing the group to reverse course the tree lighting went on without any interference the by the ministration taking aim of the nation's lead pipes announcing a mandate for most u u s cities to replace their aging water pipes within ten years to better protect the country's drinking water you're listening to abc news and it that's my brother -in -law died suddenly and now my sister and her kids have to sell their home that's why i told my husband we could not put off getting life insurance any longer an agent offered us a ten -year five hundred thousand dollar policy for nearly fifty dollars a month then we called select quote select quote found us identical coverage for only nineteen dollars a month a savings of three hundred and sixty nine dollars a year whether you need a five hundred thousand -dollar policy or a five million dollar policy select quote could save you more than fifty percent on term life insurance for your free quote call select quote at one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety that's one one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety one or go to select quote dot com that's one eight hundred three three zero nineteen ninety one select quote we shop you save full details on example policies at select quote dot com slash commercials an international murder for hire plot busted authorities say ten people are dead at least fifteen injured at thirteen different crime scenes some targeted police say others appear to be at random canadian authorities identifying two suspects damian sanderson and miles sanderson believed to be traveling in a black nissan rogue repair last spotted about two hundred miles south of the crime scenes abc's alex perez mark cuban owner of the dallas maverick selling the team is worried about media revenue the woman who says she's the girlfriend of the robb elementary school shooter now in custody in puerto rico after making threats of her own victoria gabriela rodriguez morales first came to the fbi's attention in 2018 some four years before the man she describes as her boyfriend killed 22 people at robb elementary school an arrest affidavit obtained by san antonio abc the affiliate ksat describes rambling threats made by email and social media against schools teachers students and police in uvalde where rodriguez morales lived before moving to puerto rico the 19 year old also claims to have warned police before the may 2022 massacre at robb elementary jim ryan abc ford tallying up the cost of the six week auto worker strike now saying it cuts sales by about a hundred thousand vehicles and cost the company around 1 .7 billion dollars in profits this is abc news radio 1000 fm 9077 stay connected stay informed good morning to you on thursday it is november 30th right now we do have a few clouds in downtown
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"To the van wick, more coming up in traffic first John Tucker with more on what's happening in New York and around the world, John. And Nathan's Secretary of State Anthony blinken has made an unannounced visit to Ukraine today. The trip is blinken's third since the start of Russia's invasion in February. It means I'm President Biden will hold a video call today with allies that talks will focus on the next steps to support Ukraine. The Pentagon has also said Ukraine its most accurate artillery shell, the GPS guided excalibur, according to budget documents. One of the last remaining government mandates of the pandemic has now been lifted. That's good more this morning, and this report from Bloomberg's Lisa Matteo. New York governor Kathy hochul has lifted the state's mask requirement for public transit. It comes after months of confusion among commuters by varying national state and local rules on where face coverings are required. The governor says COVID numbers are stable, putting the state in a good place now, effective immediately, masks will no longer be required for mass transit correctional facilities and shelters, mass mandates remain in effect at nursing homes, as well as other healthcare facilities regulated by the state. Mass compliance on New York City's subways buses and commuter trains had waned over the past few months. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg, daybreak. Another mass shooting in Memphis, four people were killed, three others injured in a shooting spree that held the city hostage for hours last night. Police say 19 year old Ezekiel Kelly drove around randomly shooting people while live streaming on Facebook. He was taken into custody, court records show Kelly hit a previous first degree murder charge, but pleaded down to aggravated assault, serving just 11 months, Memphis mayor Jim Strickland was outraged and blamed at lenient judicial system. I'm tired of our police officers arresting the same people over and over and over and those people committing violent acts. The shooting comes the same week, Memphis police found the body of a missing teacher Eliza Fletcher. The second suspect wanted in the stemming rampage in Canada has died, miles Sanderson was taken into custody yesterday. Police say he went into medical distress shortly thereafter and died, miles and his brother Damian had been on the run in Saskatchewan since Sunday, accused of stabbing, killed ten people and left 19 others injured, Damien was found dead in a field near the stamping sites on Monday. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, where powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, I'm John Tucker. This is Bloomberg, Nathan. John, thank you
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Around the world, John. And Nathan, one of the last remaining government mandates of the pandemic has now been lifted more this morning and this report from Bloomberg's Lisa Matteo. New York governor Kathy hochul has lifted the state's mask requirement for public transit. It comes after months of confusion among commuters by varying national state and local rules on where face coverings are required. The governor says COVID numbers are stable, putting the state in a good place now, effective immediately, masks will no longer be required for mass transit correctional facilities and shelters, mass mandates remain in effect at nursing homes, as well as other healthcare facilities regulated by the state. Mass compliance on New York City's subways buses and commuter trains had waned over the past few months. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg, daybreak. Another mass shooting in Memphis, four people were killed three others injured in a shooting spree that held the city hostage for hours last night. Police say 19 year old Ezekiel Kelly drove around randomly shooting people while live streaming on Facebook. He was taken at a custody. Court records show he had a previous first degree murder charge, but pleaded down to aggravated assault. He served just 11 months of a three year sentence. Memphis mayor Jim Strickland was outraged and blamed a lenient judicial system. I'm tired of our police officers arresting the same people over and over and over and those people committing violent acts. The shooting comes the same week, Memphis police found the body of a missing teacher Eliza Fletcher. The second suspect wanted in the standing rampage in Canada has died, miles Sanderson was taken into custody yesterday, but police say he went into medical distress shortly after, and died. Miles and his brother Damien had been on the run at Saskatchewan since Sunday, accused of a stabbing spree that killed ten and left 19 others injured, Damien was found dead in a field near
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. Memphis police are involved in a massive manhunt after a man started shooting at people and streaming it live on Facebook. Police do not have a specific location of the suspect at this time, but they are responding to reports of at least one person dead and one wounded. Memphis PD tweeted to be on the lookout for a black male in a gray SUV. The Justice Department is getting very close to having the evidence to indict former president Trump. That's according to former attorney general William Barr, who was Trump's AG for a time to you indict a former president. What will that do to the country? What kind of precedent will that set? Well, the people really understand that this is not failing to return a library book. He also criticized a judge's order to authorize a review of FBI documents seized from Trump's Mar-a-Lago home. The second suspect in the recent stabbing attacks in Canada is being taken into custody, police in Saskatchewan alerted the public Wednesday, saying miles Sanderson was in custody. He and his brother Damien Sanderson, who was found dead Monday were the two people of interest after ten people were killed and more than a dozen others injured. While California did not impose rolling blackouts on Tuesday four cities in the state imposed the move, Matt mattson explains the Sacramento bee says Alameda Palo Alto healdsburg and Lodi experienced power outages. That was reportedly due to a communication error between a number of agencies, including the California independent system operator, and the Northern California power agency, the state's electric grid has been put to the test recently, as record heat has been hitting the area. As a result, Cal ISO issued a flex alert for the 8th straight day. Reporting, apple is announcing a bunch of new products, the iPhone 14 and 14 pro, both boast improved battery life. The tech giant also announced its new Apple watch series 8 model with four different colors. I'm Brian shook.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"And Canadian police have arrested a man wanted in connection to a series of murders over Labor Day weekend, meanwhile Vladimir Putin says Russia will be stronger as a result of its war on Ukraine, Bloomberg's Eric at herskowitz has more Erica. Juliet summer leave for a country unaccustomed to mass violence, police in Canada arrested a man accused of involvement in a series of killings that left 11 people dead in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, Royal Canadian mounted police say they captured 32 year old miles Sanderson today about 65 miles northeast of saskatoon. Sanderson and his brother Damien were the subject of an intense four day manhunt after a stabbing spree on Labor Day weekend. Damian Sanderson was found dead a day after the attacks with injuries that were not believed to be self inflicted. Speaking at an economic forum, Russian president Vladimir Putin said it's impossible to isolate Russia and that Moscow would defy the west's attempt to push Russia off the global stage, with sweeping sanctions imposed on Russia in the aftermath of the war in Ukraine, Putin says Russia is seeing more opportunities in entering markets in the Middle East and Iran. Putin also indicated he has no intention of ending the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping will reportedly meet face to face at a summit in Uzbekistan next week, while Beijing has yet to confirm that Moscow says it is making preparations. It would be the first face to face meeting between the two leaders since the start of the Ukraine warp and would likely send a signal of solidarity against the west. The Chinese megacity of Chengdu has extended its lockdown in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 after the capital reported a 121 cases yesterday that is 90 more than the day before. This, as New York governor Kathy hochul lifted the mask mandate on public transportation today as the cases of COVID-19 appeared to be declining, and the obamas were back at The White House today for the unveiling of their official portraits. When future generations walked these halls and look up at these portraits, I hope they get a better, honest sense of who Michelle and I were. And I hope they leave with a deeper understanding that if we could make it here, maybe they can too. The ceremony was partly a celebration of the Obama's historic role as the first black family to reside in The White House and partly a reunion with the bidens and the hundreds of staffers who served across both administrations. And Twitter is expanding its fact checking efforts through a program called birdwatch. It will allow some users to attach a note to another person's tweet to add context, roughly half of Twitter's users will be seeing these notes in the coming weeks. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. I'm Erica Hurst quits. This is Bloomberg. Brian, back to you. All right, Eric, thank you very much. 8 and a half minutes past the hour and very good morning to you. Thanks for listening. Well, since dynamism is very much in the air this morning, let's welcome to the airwaves, the dynamic. Manishi racha Dori, head of apac equity research at BNP Paribas. Sorry manisha, if you don't get our little inside joke, but yeah, we've been talking about dynamic zero in China a lot. And for our colleagues over at the markets live blog, they'd like to get your views on where you see the most value in China and because that's maybe too broad of a question. Let me ask you, do you see do you see more value in the equity market in the oil patch in materials or in technology? I would say when investing in China, one has to look at it to magically. Number one, the Chinese government has been trying to stabilize the economy using infrastructure investments. So we would think that industry would play an important role. In terms of stabilizing the economy and also in terms of earnings growth going forward, we are already seeing signs of EPS estimates moving up in industrials. So that would be one of the choices I would make. Apart from this, I would say consumer discretionary, which are also sharing similar signs of earnings inflection upward, but very selectively, I would rather focus on those companies which are market leaders and therefore have significant degree of pricing power. Third, I would also look at the beaten down technology sector, which I think you talked about briefly. Because we think that much of the regulatory pressures are possibly already behind us. So those are the three important areas. Finally, also some of the financial banks insurance against selectively, those ones which have relatively better asset quality and very high degree of dividend yields. In fact, high dividend yield is a theme that we are playing across Asia. Manishi does things do things change after the party Congress just very quickly. Of course, Canada, so that is something we are looking forward to as far as the restrictive COVID policies are concerned. Now, one doesn't know, honestly, it is like throwing a dog at this point of time. But post the party Congress in med October, some degree of easing of the policy is the best that we can hope for. All right, manisha, we know you're overweight India as well, so we may flesh out some of those ideas. Many she Richard aureus with us head of apac equity
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Keep an eye on it. We update markets every 15 minutes. Juliet. Thank you, Brian. Coming up to 35 minutes past the hour time for global news. California once again asking for cooperation as it declares a power grid emergency. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer seeking a vote on a marriage equality bill for all the details Bloomberg's Erica Hurst witz is in the Bloomberg newsroom Erica. Julian after making it through the worst of the heat wave without calling for blackouts Tuesday night, California is once again declaring a power grid emergency today. Governor Gavin Newsom in a statement posted on Twitter urged residents to conserve electricity, saying the state is headed into the worst part of the heat wave. After 4 p.m. in particular, 4 p.m., please turn your thermostat up to 78° or higher and avoid to the extent possible using any really large appliances. California is asking residents and businesses to reduce power consumption until 9 p.m. local time tonight with excessive heat warnings continuing to stretch from the Oregon border across the state and into neighboring Nevada and Arizona, which is driving up demand for power to run air conditioning. Meanwhile, after its summer recess last month, Congress is back in session in one of the first orders of business for senator majority leader Chuck Schumer, is to seek a vote on a marriage equality Bill in the coming weeks, regardless of whether or not there's enough Republican support to pass it. A vote will happen. A vote on marriage equality will happen on the Senate floor in the coming weeks. And I hope there will be ten Republicans to support it. The bill supporters wanted past as a stand-alone legislation rather than attaching it to a must pass government funding bill that needs to be finished by the end of the month. The January 6th committee told a U.S. district judge today, Donald Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows must comply with the subpoena, which Meadows sued to block in order to avoid testifying. Today's hearing underscores how the committee investigating the capitol attack is trying to get testimony from people who were close to Trump at the time, Trump directed Meadows and other officials not to comply with subpoenas on grounds of executive privilege. The Chinese mega city of Chengdu has extended is locked down in order to curb cases of COVID, which have spread after the capital city reported a 121 cases yesterday. And some relief for a country unaccustomed to mass violence, police in Canada today arrested a man accused of involvement in a series of killings that left 11 people dead in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, Royal Canadian mounted police say they captured 32 year old miles Sanderson about 65 miles northeast of saskatoon, Sanderson and his brother Damien were the subjects of an intense manhunt after a stabbing spree on Labor Day weekend. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. I'm Erica Hurst, this is Bloomberg. Juliette back to you. Thank you, Erica. All right, 38 minutes pass the time for global sports. And Dan Schwartzman joins us Dan Liverpool suffering a bad loss in the Champions League. Yeah, yesterday, Juliette, it was Chelsea today. It's Liverpool. They are stunned four to one in a
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Global news. U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan says a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is a real possibility. Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will be meeting in person for the first time since the start of Russia's war on Ukraine for all the details let's get to Bloomberg's Erica Hurst, hi Erica. Hi, Juliet. Well, as the U.S. administration grapples with increased tension over Taiwan, U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan told David rubinstein on Bloomberg's peer to peer conversations that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is something to worry about. I think it remains a distinct threat that there could be a military contingency around Taiwan. And the People's Republic of China has actually stated his official policy that it is not taking the invasion of Taiwan off the table. Sullivan also insists that the Biden administration hasn't changed its position over the island's status despite China's claims to be the to the contrary, Sullivan met with congressional leaders today to discuss a bill that would designate Taiwan as a major non NATO ally, a bill sponsored by Democrats that has wide bipartisan support. Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of 8 U.S. lawmakers arrived in Taiwan Wednesday, bringing the number of congressional visits this year to the highest in at least a decade. As Russia and China continue to push back against rising geopolitical pressure from the U.S., Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will be meeting in person for the first time since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, this according to Russia's state run news agency. However, Beijing has not confirmed the trip. The Chinese megacity of Chengdu has extended its COVID lockdown in order to curb the spread of COVID after the capital city reported a 121 cases yesterday up from 90 the day before, a lockdown with mass testing and restrictions has already been in place for a week. After a four day manhunt police arrested a man accused of involvement in a series of killings that left 11 people dead in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, and shook a country on accustomed to mass violence. Royal Canadian mounted police say they captured 32 year old miles Sanderson about 65 miles northeast of saskatoon. New York governor Kathy hochul lifted the state's mask requirements for public transportation, correctional facilities and shelters, one of the last remaining government mandates from the COVID pandemic, huckel credits the new omicron specific booster for the move. We've been watching the numbers. You know, I've been talking about this for months now. It's saying we'd get to this point when the numbers have stabilized, but also the advent of having this booster, I think everyone should get this booster immediately. It starts taking effect and have that higher level of protection. Huckel says COVID numbers are stable, putting the state in good place, new signs will be posted in the subway system that read masks are encouraged, but optional. Global news 24 hours a day on air and I'm Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. I'm Erica Hurst, weights. This is Bloomberg back to you, Juliet. Thank you, Erica. Let's get to our guests now, Vishnu verathon as head of economics and strategy at Mizuho bang joining us on the line from Singapore. Let's start with what we're seeing in the oil market share a little bit more steady movement after plunging almost 6% on that demand picture. And of course, the strength that we are seeing in the dollar. I mean, when you look at the hawkish Central Bank tones that we're getting the lockdowns in China, what is the picture for the crude market It does look like true prices will be most sensitive to any demand cues that come through like we saw overnight. Nevertheless, absent any fresh demand cues to the downside, particularly what I think would come about from the group market is price stickiness on the way down. So while we see other commodities softening a lot more, oil could turn out to be a lot stickier, primarily because of the geopolitical backdrop as well as moves by the OPEC plus very, very strongly suggesting that they would take action to backstop including if any Iran deal comes through. So these indicators of the crude market suggest to us that the stickier prices are now the more violent corrections and dislocations can be further out. A lot of the stickiness, as you say, coming into the commodities market and driving up these price pressures, what do you think we're going to hear from Jay Powell in terms of, I guess, trying to halt some of these at higher prices and I guess the likelihood that we're going to see a dovish pivot is very, very slim. Oh yeah, I mean, I'm inclined to think so. For most of markets, they've been used to either for the more extreme perceptions double speak from power or for the more measured ones, template statements, checks and hold was a bit of a revelation because it didn't mince words unequivocally in every sense. I think it makes sense that a commentary from J Powell would be quite consistent with what we saw at Jackson hole. And I think the emphasis will be on two things. One is the job is not done yet. Even if inflation starts decelerating simply given how much higher inflation is above ideal levels and the second one would be even if the job is deemed done and probably above 4% levels. It will remain therefore sometimes. So I think these two would be the main statements, even if markets, I think, found joy in allusion to a potential pivot some way down the road. We were just hearing the news as well that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are going to meet in person for the first time since the start of the war in Ukraine. Amidst all of what we're seeing with hawkish central banks, the downturn in the economy, how much does this just add to these pressures too? And I guess how concerned are you about a global downturn? I would be increasingly concerned for two reasons. One is that geopolitical picture and even within China, the political landscape is such that economic incentives are not top most political incentives are. And they come at the cost of economic recovery. So that's one. The other is in so far that presidency expresses unchecked support for Russia, then the geopolitical situation could worsen, supply side shocks could remain. And that would
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"A man accused of involving a vomit in a series of killings that left 11 people dead in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, Royal Canadian mounted police say they captured 32 year old miles Sanderson about 65 miles northeast of saskatoon. Michigan's 1931 abortion ban was permanently blocked, that means abortion remains legal in Michigan after a judge permanently barred enforcement of a 91 year old ban that could have become law following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade. Senator majority leader Chuck Schumer said today he is seeking a vote on marriage equality in the coming weeks, regardless of whether or not there's enough Republican support to pass it, ten Republicans would need to vote yes for it to pass and despite a report which surfaced Monday saying the contrary, Russian president Vladimir Putin said today, Russia will emerge stronger from its invasion of Ukraine. The Chinese mega city of Chengdu has extended its lockdown in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 after the capital city reported a 121 cases yesterday. This, as New York governor Kathy hochul lifted the mask mandate on public transportation as cases of COVID appear to be going down. This is Bloomberg, Brian back to you. All right. Thanks very much, Eric. The time just about ten minutes before the top of the hour is this time we take a look at the media. And it's kind of buzzing through most of the press that Chinese president Xi Jinping made this call that China should step up efforts to master key technology. So I wanted to read you a little flavor of this in the China daily just to see how the state press is treating this. They refer to this as a massive call that will boost the nation's technological independence and self reliance and will help safeguard the stability of industrial and supply chains. The headline for this is that the call for core feats galvanizes the industry and they have experts quoted in this story saying the call is of great significance as it encourages Chinese enterprises to play a vital role in pursuing indigenous innovation and further stimulating market vitality and promoting the country's high quality economic development. So again, this is on the call by Chinese president Xi Jinping. You step up efforts to master key technology in the country. Well, from the global times, and this is about China and Russia together working together to strengthen cooperation to what they refer to as a multipolar world. So this was at the 7th eastern economic forum that's being held in Vladivostok. China will strengthen cooperation with Russia and work together with other members of the international community. And Vladimir Putin had a speech in which he said that Western countries are hurting everyone, including their own people. He said the west is failing. The future is in Asia and for that, you know, you got China's approval as well. All right, 9 minutes now before the top of the hour, that's the media, Steve. Bran, I just want to drop a headline that has just crossed the Bloomberg terminal with the Japanese economy showing better than expected strength, second quarter GDP growing three and a half percent on an annualized basis. The estimate was for 2.9% growth. This, as of course, we've seen the yen arise to weaken I should say to one 44 to the U.S. dollar that obviously helps exporters and we've been seeing some record profits at some corporate entities in Japan. Again, Japan's second quarter GDP growing three and a half percent better than the expected 2.9%. All right, we're going to move to our next conversation and talk about the Apple product launch. One of its biggest launch events of the year, of course, Apple unveiling a new lineup of devices. The event was dubbed far out. Well, joining us now to discuss further is Tom Giles executive editor for global technology. Hello, Tom. So, I mean, there was not a big, big change in the iPhone 13 to 14 is the big news the big takeaway, the fact that they did not raise the prices at a time when inflation is roaring. There was a lot of expectation going into this event that we would see some kind of a price price increase. As you said, we're in a we have been in for much of the year, a highly inflationary environment. We've had supply chain issues for a very long time now. It just costs more to make these devices. Apple surprised us by at least some analysts and prognosticators by not raising the prices of anything. Now, what they are doing is they're packing more into their higher end devices. The devices at the at the highest end of their price range in that $1000 are a give or take range And so the idea is maybe if you're lucky, you get some of those users who might gravitate toward a smaller device, a less advanced device, less sophisticated. To buy that higher end, they did a way, for example, with the tiniest version of the iPhone. And instead, not only beefing up the high end pro, but also adding another higher bigger screen size to the device that comes in at over a $1000. So no price rate, no price increase, but the idea is maybe you get people to gravitate towards the higher end devices. They also added to their watch lineup, the Apple watch, which is which is a popular device for many users. They brought out something called the ultra. This is really aimed at your marathoners, your hardcore athletes, hikers, long distance runners, serious athletes like that. And that's going to come in at about $800. Earlier days for Steve and I am probably not so much now. Is there anything come on? Yeah, that's true Tom. Yeah. I'm just going to tell a stupid anecdote about that. But let's get to the let's get to the business first. Dynamic island, kind of a strange name, this new interface. I want to kick out of that. This is an area at the top of the screen that will essentially you can use that to get certain information, certain pieces of data, whether calendar appointment stock tickers just a couple of examples. When the rest of the screen remains off, it's way of kind of making the iPhone valuable to you as a user. When it's in low power mode or when it's virtually off, that's another way of kind of making this device ubiquitous and essential to us at all times. Even when we're sort of trying to get away from it, trying to power it down, try and put it in little power motor or have the rest of the screen off. Tom, basically the key takeaway. Is there enough packed into this iPhone 14 to boost the replacement cycle from the 13 and potentially take market share from Samsung? The changes that they've made, everyone that we've talked to has said that these are more incremental. There's a speedier chip Apple says it's the most powerful on the market. There's some capabilities to the
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"Vladimir Putin says Russia will be stronger as a result of its war on Ukraine and Putin and Xi Jinping will meet in person next week and Canadian police arrested a man wanted in connection to a series of murders over Labor Day weekend. We have those stories and more with Bloomberg's Erika herskowitz. Hey there, Steve. Well, some relief for a country unaccustomed to mass violence. Police in Canada are did arrest a man accused of involvement in a series of killings that left 11 people dead in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, Royal Canadian mounted police say they captured 32 year old miles Sanderson about 65 miles northeast of saskatoon, Sanderson and his brother Damien were the subjects of an intense manhunt after stabbing spree on Labor Day weekend. Speaking at an economic forum, Russian president Vladimir Putin said it's impossible to isolate Russia and that Moscow would defy the west attempt to push Russia off the global stage with sweeping sanctions imposed on Russia in the aftermath of the war in Ukraine, Putin says Russia is seeing more opportunities in entering markets in the Middle East and Iran, Putin is also indicating he has no intention of ending the war. Putin and Chinese president Xi Jinping will reportedly meet face to face at a summit in Uzbekistan next week, and while Beijing has yet to confirm that Moscow says it is making preparations, it would be the first face to face meeting between the two leaders since the start of the Ukraine war and would likely send a signal of solidarity against the west. The Chinese megacity of Chengdu has extended its lockdown in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 after the capital city reported a 121 cases yesterday that is 90 more than the day before. This as New York governor Kathy hochul lifts the mask mandate on public transportation today is the cases of COVID appear to be going down, and the obamas they were at The White House today for the unveiling of their official portraits. When future generations walk these halls and look up at these portraits, I hope they get a better, honest sense of who Michelle and I were. And I hope they leave with a deeper understanding that if we could make it here, maybe they can too. The ceremony was partly a celebration of the obamas historic role as the first black family to reside in The White House and partly a reunion with the bidens and the hundreds of staffers who served across both administrations. Meanwhile, for senator majority leader Chuck Schumer, he has a focus and that focus is seeking a vote on a marriage equality Bill in the coming weeks. He says it's regardless of whether or not there's enough Republican support to actually pass the bill. 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. I'm Erica Hurst, this is Bloomberg, Brian, back to you. Eric, thank you and so nice to have you with us. So let's get to our guest Mark Chandler, chief market strategist and managing partner at bannockburn global. Mark, it's a pleasure. It's been a while since we've had you on the program. So thanks very much for taking out the time. So we had a little bit of a risk on session today. That helped the Euro ahead of the big ECB meeting, and we got back to parody. But the conditions don't look particularly good, especially with the dollar being so strong, what do you see for the Euro moving forward here if we get, let's say, 75 basis points from the ECB. Yeah, isn't that interesting? I mean, 75 basis points of the ECB. And I think it's just about price then. I'm looking at not just what they do in September, but it seems to me between September and October, a 125 basis points. The dollar has been strong. It's been mostly a dollar strength story here, but I think that we're going to be in for a period of a bit of a correction in the U.S. dollar. I think once we get past the ECB meeting, the next focus is going to be on its EPI next week. And remember what happened in July, it was flat. And the early call here for August, it's probably a small down number, a small fall in a U.S. headline CPI first time since COVID first hit. So I think the dollar corrects a bit lower ahead of that. Well, Mark, obviously the ECB, the consensus is what? 75 basis points with headline inflation at 9.1%. They're a little bit late to the tightening game, aren't they? Yeah, I mean, the problem that they have, I'd like to comment that other countries, including the U.S., has been tightening into an economic slowdown. And just earlier on Wednesday, the Eurozone up growth for Q two, something 0.6 to 0.8. I think those days are over. I think there will be lucky to see .2% growth if not negative growth that is contraction in the coming quarters. So the ECB is in a tough position, but I think that the combination. I mean, I think what we should be looking at for tomorrow is not just a rate hike. But the staff is going to provide their forecast and the company imagine what they're going to be higher inflation and slower growth. Yeah, it's more than just slower growth in Europe. It's a full blown energy crisis. Which is not something that really looks like it can be resolved anytime soon. It's true. And I think that's why also tomorrow and Friday, the European energy ministers are meeting and they're trying to work out another scheme to cap prices to cap prices and gas and electricity may be in Europe. Maybe decouple it from each other. And of course, they're talking still about that cap on Russian oil. So I agree with you. It's an energy shock coming out of COVID and the climate. I mean, I kind of think it's three things really, right? Climate COVID and conflict. Yeah, but the one interesting part is that all of a sudden now we're seeing quite a lot of fiscal support. How does that change the equation? Yes, I will see that really in the UK. The new prime minister talking about 200 billion Sterling package subsidies. But I think you're right. And we saw over the past weekend, Jeremy, and other third package, it's largest package so far. I think this is the challenge. I mean, I had thought that after COVID that the budget
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"That has fulfilled its function and I will now be gently reentering the atmosphere and splashing down invisibly in some remote and obscure corner of the Pacific. Johnson joining several other officials from his government who resigned after a series of scandals, Liz trust will be taking over the leadership post as the United Kingdom's third female prime minister. The federal judge has granted a request by former president Donald Trump's legal team to appoint a special master to review documents seized by the FBI during his search of his Florida home last month. Canadian police are hunting for the remaining suspect in the stabbing deaths of ten people in an indigenous community in the province of Saskatchewan. Authorities say miles, Sanderson is still on the loose, his brother Damien Sanderson was found dead near the stabbing sites. Raphael Nadal was upset last night at the U.S. open. The upset coming from 22nd seed Francis TFO a 24 year old American from Maryland in a post match press conference he described what it was like for him on the court after the win. And selling the world stopped. I couldn't hear anything for a minute. I was like, I was like, oh my God, even shaking his hand. I don't even know what I said to him. I was just like, it was such a blur. Francis CFO moves on to the quarterfinals where he will play the 9th seated Andre Rublev. Lie from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This 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 and this is Bloomberg, Tom Paul. I got 8 ways to go here, but let's stay in the open for this time, Michael Barr Bloomberg business of sports. Is anyone left, I know? Well, you know what? I saw some like it's like yeah, a lot of the big names are gone, but the backstory about this young man, Francis TFO is really amazing. He escaped from Sierra Leone West Africa and we all know the turbulence that happened there. He his father eventually wound up setting up a tennis you worked. He started building. He was part of the date. Day labor who built it, and then he became the maintenance guy. Exactly. And Francis and his twin brother would kind of live with his dad during the week in the office he had there. Yeah. Because his mother was a nurse working knights or something. Exactly. I mean, it's an amazing story. If you could see the emotion from that young man. Yeah. I mean, it was something. So I'll pay attention to this guy. And I'll tell you the story of this opens can be curios. Because a guy is phenomenal game. But he is a little bit unstable. At times. So you never know what's going to come out on the edge of John McEnroe? It's John McEnroe on steroids. I would argue. I would argue. But he's just an extraordinary talent. And he seems to kind of have his head together as much as he can this year. That'd be fun to watch. Don't question, is it this weekend is the finals or go another week? No. Because it's going to the quarterfinals after this, so by this weekend. It's been great. By the way. And I tell you it's packed every day. Oh my gosh. John Farrell wins. Of course. I was up watching the mess. Not to play. I know that. Chance I got rockstar tickets. Sure. He was able to cut right into the gray goose body. Yes. That's what matters. Exactly. By the way, got to give a shout out, Aaron judge. He's going to do it. I was saying it outside to another Yankees fan. He said, yeah, I know. And I said, I'm a tigers fan, but I'm an adopted son of New York. I want to see him do it. Now let's see if we can get the rest of the team to hit a little bit. What's important here is he doesn't have the weight on him that Maris had. As I said, this the other day. I live that. It wasn't. It was breaking Babe Ruth's oh boy. It was un American. I remember when Carl, you strips, he was hated because he replaced Williams. That's right. Hair fell out. Ridiculous. That Roger Maris the hair fell out. Yeah. But Aaron judge, the hair's not gonna fall out. No, he's too handsome. If you said the hair was falling out. Michael Barr, thank you so much. Futures of 20 stay with us
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"Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John Liz trust will take over as Britain's new prime minister before his departure, Boris Johnson gave his speech outside of London's 10 Downing Street this morning, taking a swipe at Russian president Vladimir Putin for the war in Ukraine, which has caused an energy crisis in the UK. I know that Liz trust and this compassionate conservative government will do everything we can to get people through this crisis and this country will endure it and we will win Boris Johnson thanked his supporters during his time in office. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky discussed the fear of a disaster at the nuclear power plant, occupied by Russian troops, zelensky through a translator says Russia has done in turn made zapper Asia into a nuclear weapon. The station feeds electricity to two regions of Ukraine. I know that the Russians would like the reactors to be disconnected from Ukrainian grid and connected to the Russian grid. No, we do not agree to those messages. President zelensky spoke with ABC. One of the suspects of the stabbing deaths of ten people in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan has been found dead, police say his injuries are not self inflicted. Regina police chief Evan bray says authorities continued to search for a second suspect 30 year old miles Sanderson. With tragedy like this and unknown whereabouts, there's a lot of anxiety in our province right now in our communities and throughout the country. Chief bray says the suspect is still considered to be armed and dangerous. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is a global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries, a Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg. Burden LLP accountants and advisers presents industry chat with Jeff Kovacs, partner and head of the technology and life sciences practice. Early to mid stage technology companies often ask what is my company worth? While valuing companies at these stages is often an art with little science, valuations are crucial to negotiate with investors, create equity plans
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"Prime minister Boris Johnson gave his departure speech outside of 10 Downing Street this morning. Before leaving office Johnson took a swipe at Russian president, Vladimir Putin for the war in Ukraine, which has caused an energy crisis in the UK. If Putin thinks that he can succeed by blackmailing or bullying the British people, then he is utterly deluded. Liz trust takes over for Boris Johnson as the next prime minister. Canadian police are hunting for the remaining suspect in the stabbing deaths of ten people in an indigenous community and nearby town in the province of Saskatchewan. Miles Sanderson is still on the loose, his brother Damien Sanderson was found dead near the stabbing sites. Authorities say the injuries were not self inflicted. The federal judge granted Donald Trump's request for a neutral third party or a special master to review confidential documents seized by the FBI from his Florida home. U.S. district judge Eileen cannon, a Trump appointee, also temporarily barred the government from using the trove to develop its criminal investigation into the former president. President Biden spent his Labor Day traveling to Wisconsin in Pennsylvania. The rally voters in the two swing states ahead of November's midterm elections, both states have Senate races that could determine which party controls the upper chamber. Speaking to union workers in Pittsburgh, Biden repeated his attack on maga Republicans who he again called extreme. This new group headed by the former president, a former defeated president, we found ourselves in a situation where we really going to look forward and look backwards. And it's clear which way he wants to look. President Biden says democracy is at stake. The most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years has dumped three feet of rain, destroyed roads and down power lines in its southern regions. Around 30,000 homes are without electricity. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is global news. 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries sound Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg. I was in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean when it happened. There was a sudden jolt and our submarine crashed on the sea floor. We were in total darkness. That's doctor Dijon figueroa, a marine biologist, and stem teacher, talking about a deep sea dive she'll never forget. It's funny. When I was a kid, I was afraid of the ocean. And there I was, two miles below the surface. But as a scientist, you prepare for that. Using our training in a little creativity, we fix the sub and finish our experiments. The dive was just too important. Every dive gives us glimpses at things few people ever get to see. Blowing creatures fiery undersea volcanos. When we got back to the surface, I kissed the ground and called my mom, of course. But you know what? I wouldn't trade that die for anything
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"Never trusted the water, because for I was so itchy. And I'm like, what is it? What is it? It's a trial and error. Well, my products and I'm like, it's the water. Nietzsche says the community will be kept informed about the water. One of the suspects in the stabbing deaths of ten people in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan has been found dead. Police say his injuries are not self inflicted. Regina police chief Evan bray says the authorities continue to search for a second suspect 30 year old miles Sanderson. With tragedy like this and unknown whereabouts, there's a lot of anxiety in our province right now in our communities and throughout the country Chief bray says the suspect is still considered to be armed and dangerous but possibly injured. It is the first day of school for residents in Newark, New Jersey. Students have to wear masks at some schools at least for the semester. A new school year begins today and you've all Texas. There's high fence around the city's public school campuses. That still is not finished, and a heavy police patrol that many families don't trust after officers let a gunman on a 70 minute shooting spree inside rob elementary school. This retired teacher and you've already native says she seen the fencing at two of the schools and is not impressed. I would make sure they stay home and get homeschooled or do something but not until the campuses are secure and safe should anyone, not even the teachers be allowed to come back. 19 children and two teachers were killed in the May shooting. State media say a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake that set off landslides and should buildings in southwest from China killed at least 65 people injured hundreds. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr in this is Bloomberg Nathan. Thank you
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"Deserve to know about the hazards and the risks that they face in their apartments and we want to make sure that they feel safe and at home, like any resident in New York. Nicholas spokesperson, Daniel green. Canadian police are hunting for the remaining suspect in the stabbing deaths of ten people in an indigenous community and nearby town in the province of Saskatchewan, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau. Yesterday's attacks in Saskatchewan are shocking and heartbreaking. My thoughts and the thoughts of all Canadians are with those who've lost loved ones. Prime minister Trudeau. Authorities say mile Sanderson is still on the loose, his brother Damien Sanderson was found dead near the stabbing sites. Authorities say the injuries were not self inflicted. Officials in Europe are accusing Russia of weaponizing fuel after Russia cut off a major pipeline saying it won't be turned back on until sanctions over its war in Ukraine are lifted. This comes as fighting threatens Europe's largest nuclear plant, which is in Ukraine. Meanwhile, president volodymyr zelensky indicates that he is not interested in negotiating with Russia saying that he, quote, can not discuss anything with terrorists. There shouldn't be any military personnel. There shouldn't be any military equipment on the territory. And there shouldn't be. The workers of nuclear power plant who are surrounded by people with firearms, president zelensky through a translator spoke with ABC, global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalist analysts, more than a 120 countries on Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg naked. Thank you, Michael. Coming up to 5 ten on Wall Street time for the Bloomberg sports update. Good morning John stash. Good morning, he made them a wild holiday weekend at the U.S. open and it didn't end until about two and a half hours ago, two 23 a.m. is when Carlos alcaraz finished a 5 set nearly four hour victory over Marin Cilic, which means there are 8 men left and none have won a Grand Slam terminal in the third time that's happened in any slam since the open air began in 1968. The top two scenes lost in span of less than 24 hours first it was defending jam daniil Medvedev following the Nick kyrios and yesterday Raphael Nadal, who had not lost a Grand Slam match to an American since 2005, upset by the 24 year old from the D.C. area
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"Better view. So let's talk about the paying trade and at Bloomberg, our market vision is 2020. I am shocked by the moves that we're seeing in the rates market. Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. Business, finance, and the latest news evicting world markets, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries. This is Bloomberg radio. Now, a global news update. A special master will review documents seized from former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in South Florida. That's according to a judge who agreed to appoint an independent third party to conduct the review. It will focus on which documents could be classified under attorney client privilege or executive privilege. A manhunt is underway in Canada after a stabbing spree left at least ten people dead and 15 injured Sunday. We've got a fresh set of investigators and shifts coming in today that will take over this investigation. And we will not stop this investigation until we have those two safely in custody. In a Twitter video, Regina police chief Evan bray says Damien Sanderson and miles Sanderson are still at large, they say it appears some of the victims were targeted, but others are believed to have been tacked at random. The motive at this point is unknown. And the long holiday weekend has been a violent one in a number of cities authorities in Chicago say at least 46 people were shot 7 of them fatally in Philadelphia 19 shot 6 of them killed. I'm Brad Steve. This is Bloomberg best on Bloomberg radio. This is a special edition of Bloomberg best with a look at events at Jackson hole. I'm Denise Pellegrini. And as we've been reporting, massive parade of fed officials speaking to us from the
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"Ravi Show Jodi Mackerel Barbie Joe. It's not comparable. There is nobody even close lit up Jodie Mack. What up? B. Listen, I'll be listening. Here's Jodie Mack. Take a deep breath. Um All right, Giant fans. I know what you're going to be doing here on Sunday night. All right. Nation Capital football fans. I assume what you're gonna be doing tonight. Philadelphia Eagle fans. What do you guys gonna be doing tonight? I think they're going to be watching in large numbers. But are they going to be excited about it? Are they routing forward today really know what they want to see. That gave you the couple of inactives, which some of which are we surprised? One of which acted give you He ran down the list of inactives at the Eagles have in their midst and a whole bunch of their better players, One of which I was surprised by Mile Sanders. I'm pretty damn sure Miles Sanderson and hurt. Ah, I follow Eagle News all week long, and I don't remember anybody mentioned in Mile Sanders of missing time and practice. No, they just decided to basically make him a healthy scratch. The other one is Carson went is a healthy scratch for tonight's game. He is not going to get into the game. If something happens to jail, er two is going to be the starting quarterback. Of course, Nate sudden. Feld has been activated as the backup quarterback tonight for the Philadelphia Eagles, which Had said huge After Jalen hurts his first stark. He's had three starts. Now. He came in at the end of the game prior to the change. It's starting quarterbacks. I I don't think it was after he came in. And replaced went. I think it was a week after that. I wish I could tell you when I should be able to tell you for your help. Shame on me for that, But I mentioned the fact that if the Eagles were eliminated Before the final game of the season, which is exactly what happened that the Eagles might be Would be well advised, to least in this man's opinion. Actually put Carson Wentz back into a game and not for the reason that you might think it is because what do you guys gonna do it? The quarterback position is very much to be determined. Everyone's got their speculation as to how it would bet be served going forward. I think the Eagles really need to move on from Carson Wentz, specifically of Doug Peterson's going to stick around, and that was a report in several different outlet over the past 24 hours that Peterson is definitely coming back. Their defensive coordinator, is Potentially retiring. He's going to step away from football for it least a year, Jim Schwartz said. This is the last game. He's going to coaches, D C for the Eagles, and then he will decide what he wants to do with the rest of his career during the next year, or it could be during the next couple of weeks. If somebody was over my head coaching position, I guarantee he's gonna flip flop on that whole retirement thing. Um, but I think he wants to be able to have the flexibility and not be under contract to be the defensive coordinator of the Eagles. Um, just speculation but my thought on Carson Wentz Wasps The day should get him back into a game so that you can have a good game and maybe could enhance his trade possibilities during the off season, because that's what I think the Eagles should do. It's going to be ugly. It's going to be a 30. Some odd million dollar dead, Kai cap it even if they trade him. It's like a 60 million dead cop, cap it if they cut him, so they're not gonna cut him. So they have to find someone who's willing to trade for him. I don't know exactly what the price would be you off the awful season in the ad, but I'm assured by some NFL experts there's always one That is willing to take that kind of chance. Okay? I hope that's the case. I'd like to see cards wins, Go back down there and take one more shot. If that is the case and play, it is not happening. I was woefully wrong on that speculation, and I knew at the time that I said it that I was trying to push a rock a pill doing so well. Iraq has just rolled all over me. They're not even dressing him tonight. He's not playing it off for the Philadelphia Eagles. Hey, I've seen lesser squads come out of nowhere and upset teams. We don't know what watch the washing of football teams got left in the tank. We know Alex Smith is going to give it a go. But does it mean he's going to be able to play all? Uh, poor quarters tonight? I have no idea if that's the case. But with the season online no one should be surprised that Alex Smith, who fought back from not only a potential career ending injury But a life ending injury only made it back to the National Football League. And he is actually one games with Washington football team this year, and he needs to win one more to get them into the playoffs at seven and nine. Yes, it'll be an ugly playoff entry by below 500 playoff entry, but at least that will be a playoff entry if he can find a way to win this game. Get the whole for the Washington football team, A k a formerly known as the Redskins, um, that they are win and they're in lose and they go home. And that is always a compelling reason to watch. But there were other better games and specifically, now that we know I said this all week leading up to today after they made the announcement that the game they were flexing in the Sunday night football was the Eagles and the Washington football team. I just didn't get it. I didn't understand it. I debated it with people on the air and will continue to do so tonight. It just didn't make sense to me. There are better get Oh, do you want me to go through games that proved Be better games just by the way that they played themselves out. Um, the Giants and Cowboys game was an exciting game. The Giants ended up winning. There was a debatable play at the end of the game look like a pass to Pettus actually hit the ground before it was judged to be a catch in the port quarter. The Cowboys did not challenge it. Despite the fact that on TV down Fox, they had several replace, which showed that it probably would have been overturned. They don't giant's gonna feel go out of it. They go by four. Cowboys need a touchdown in the end, rather than a field goal to win in the last two minutes when they drove in the Giants. Dori couldn't convert. So the Giants of the team what, at least the possibility of getting into the playoffs, depending on what watching them does tonight? That would have been a better game to show. Um, the Packers and the Bears actually was competitive. Give the bear's credit. They hung tough until the fourth quarter. Aaron Rodgers got his, uh Four touchdown pass at that time to blow the game open, But it was hanging in the balance..