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"A global news update reports say the Chinese military is once again operating in the waters around Taiwan. Taiwan defense officials tell Reuters the 12 Chinese aircraft and 5 Chinese ships were operating around the island nation, the officials say 5 of the aircraft crossed at Taiwan strait median line, as the governor of Indiana visits the country, Reuters reports governor Eric holcomb arrived in Taipei today, Reuters reports so meet with the president of Taiwan tomorrow. Health officials in New York State say they've got their first case of pediatric monkeypox, the health department website says the patient lives just outside of New York City, where there are nearly 2600 confirmed cases of the illness Broadband Internet access has just come to Mount Kilimanjaro, a CBS News report says that was announced by Tanzanian officials in a tweet. The report says tens of thousands of hikers from around the world visit the site every year. The world's tallest peak Mount Everest has had Wi-Fi service since 2010. I'm Scott Carr. You are listening to Bloomberg opinion, I'm vani Quinn. By the way, do get in touch, comments and opinions are always welcome. I'm at Donnie on Twitter or email vin at Bloomberg dot net. Now, to QT, quantitative tightening, or contraction of the fed's balance sheet, withdrawing stimulus, decreasing the amount of liquidity in the economy. However you describe it, the fed and also the Bank of England are about to do more of it, even as both central banks continue with their rate hike cycle. Marcus ashworth says, beware, he joins us now. There is general tightening Marcus, the fed engineering tightening financial conditions, and then there is the specific tool we call quantitative tightening, so to begin with, brass tacks, what is it? Quantitative easing in the sense, instead of bond buying, they are not just on selling, but they're also letting the holdings which mature as they come up to expiring at repaid. They're not piling them back in. Up until now they're being maintained in the stock of their total holding close to 9 trillion for the fed and nearly $1 trillion for the Bank of England. But there's also the slow element they reversed the flow now. So the stock is going to stay quite high for some while. There's going to come down by nearly a 100 billion a month in the U.S. and a bit less obviously in the UK there are a much smaller economy, but still quite announced effect as it comes at the same time that the central banks, as you mentioned earlier, are hiking interest rates. There's a double impact. And they are now actually going to sell back into the market as well as just living maturities run off. So you've got this passive, you've got this active contrary to something going on at the same time as interest rate hikes. Quite a lot of contracting to financial positions. We just don't know whether or not the market, the banking system, liquidity, all these things could get a bit of a crunch that looks like not. As you say, it's uncharted territory. Now, this is a different tool to raising rates. How does the transmission mechanism work in this case? We don't really have. I mean, we put some academic work on into this. And really, you've not got a lot of clarity from the central banks, obviously some of the investment banks have done their own research. But at the moment, the idea we got from Jay Powell is that they expect to run off about a trillion in the first year. So we're around 9 trillion now. You'll go down to 8 below. He only equates that to around a 25 basis point hike in interest rates, which is almost nothing when they're hiking 75 basis points every meeting. So the point is, is he right? And the background is we don't know. I mean, similarly, the Bank of England has got other measurements in it. It's quite weird when they were quantitative easing. They thought the effect in equivalent interest rate terms was much, much more than they now believe it will be at the reverse. They're whacking perverse and they tighten they seem to think the effect will be hardly anything at all. I don't know why they think that because I don't know how they can make that. Yeah, and various houses have their own ideas of what this is equivalent to in terms of a basis point rate hike seen many efforts are trying to model this out. But in terms of the transmission mechanism, we know that raising rates makes it more expensive to borrow, for example, so that dampens housing and so on. What does taking liquidity out of the system do? Well, it's more about making banks perhaps less keen to lend as much or certain offer leverage. So it's more about liquidity into the overall system. If you imagine quantitative easing is like building a massive climbing frame and you're hanging this balance sheet ever bigger and wider. And you've got assets against liabilities. So you're not really creating money until that money gets made into a proper loan by a bank. All the Federal Reserve doing is pumping money into the system and giving the bank cost a quality hoping at some point the banks will use that and actually start lending out into the real economy to corporates, what have you. If they don't get to stay on balance sheet, but pick it back again, it has a psychological effect on corporate lenders and do they want to offer as much as possible. And that's where the financial conditions index should be said is very important because if that starts tightening too much at the same time as you mentioned before, interest rates are going up. So that's actually taking away loan demand, it could have, it could have that wobble effect until the economy, a little bit harder into a slowdown. As I said, I'm sure that would be very careful about it, but thinking about it that are watching it very carefully, but they are pre programmed to take away $95 billion a month. That's most senior strategies, but also in mortgage backed securities. So it's going to have a particularly knock on effect into the housing market, I think. Right, and now the third is a little bit ahead of the BOE in this because it started QT in June, but it actually doubles next month to, as you say, $95 billion, 60 billion of treasuries, 35 billion of mortgage securities, can the Bank of England learn anything from what it's seeing in terms of the American system or is it too early to say? Well, I mean, they all learn a lot from each other. The point is, the back ending actually works first. They stopped QE first. They stopped at the end of last year. I think they should have stopped it well before. That's not an argument, but I like the fed was still adding until April I think. So and they started letting bonds mature the Bank of England in March. They had a big maturity there, which had some impact. We've got people more maturities coming up in recent weeks. But as you quite already saying, the Federal Reserve bit like with our interest rate hiking cycle, I've started behind, but they've caught up and will matter if you overtake the Bank of England with the aggressiveness of what they're doing. They've got a much bigger balance sheet and lots of different ways and perhaps what we really need to learn from fed is that they've done quantitative tightening twice before, 2013 on the Bernanke, which went horribly wrong and again in 2018 where they had to suicide stop and reverse under Jay Powell. So everyone's seen this movie before perhaps in the U.S.. We've yet to see it in the UK, but we are watching you guys very closely. Now, as you say, this program, it's not really designed to stop and start, but obviously it does at times. It's because it runs into technical or mark a difficulty, so what should the market be watching for any kind of mishap this time around? Well, I mean, you don't want to have a scenario whereby things like the pandemic. I mean, obviously that's a clear crisis. Obviously, let's just make coming up a hedge fund goes down like long-term capital management did. Those types of crises probably quite easy to spot what's happening. You could stop it and I think they would stop it quite quickly. It will be evident if yields
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"Radio. Now, a global news update New York is reporting its first case of pediatric monkeypox. That states health department website shows the patient lives just outside of New York City, not giving an exact age. Within New York City, there are nearly 2600 confirmed cases of monkeypox. The U.S. transportation secretary is pushing airlines to do more about flight delays and cancellations ahead of the Labor Day weekend. The message to the airlines is that you've got to make it easier for passengers to understand their rights and you've got to support passengers when they experience delays or cancellations. Secretary Pete Buttigieg says he wrote a letter to the heads of the ten largest U.S. airlines warning about new government regulations if the problems are not solved. Japan is reportedly considering the deployment of a thousand long-range cruise missiles to boost its counter attack capability against China. Japanese reports cite government sources who say the missiles would be existing arms modified to extend their range and capable of reaching coastal areas of China and North Korea. I'm Scott Carr. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues in the world of sports on Michael Barr. I'm scarlet fu. Now, if you're not familiar with the name John texter, you ought to be. Because a year ago, he was just a fan of soccer or football as it's called overseas. Now he's looking to change the entire landscape of the sport. You know, I do think football's sort of broken by money. I don't say that in a political way. It's just the reality. You've got leagues in different parts of the world where there's three strong teams, two strong teams. And there's everybody else. You've got long seasons where the result is known for in advance. Which of the top three teams is going to win this year. What fun is that? That is the voice of John texter, just a year ago, he was a mere fan of soccer or football. Now, he owns clubs from London to Rio and he's looking for more. Bloomberg's David hellyer recently spoke to John texar about his plans and he joins us now for some insight on that conversation. And where exactly this soccer empire may be headed. David, welcome to the Bloomberg business of sports show. Tell us a little bit about what his portfolio looks like. How many soccer clubs does he own? Well, don't text her. He's got four interests for football teams. That he's involved in. He started off with an interesting team in South London, Crystal Palace. They've never won any major trophies, but they've got a kind of hipster image Premier League, so they're in the big league. And a year ago, he bought a stake in Crystal Palace for around a $100 million. He then fired that up by buying a team in Belgium, art deputy Mullen beak, which was a small investment in terms of money, but probably quite a bit in terms of time because every team does take up and owners time. And then he went further a fail to Brazil, which is a great place for the players, but it's a bit of a mess financially, and he bought one of the historical clubs there, but a fogo, and that was a huge commitment because including debts, which he takes on to pay back. It's around 300 million, and then he surprised everybody, but particularly the French media by taking over Olympic Lyonnais. When everyone assumed it was going to be another buyer was in the front running, but text the one the auction in the end. So he's got four. I mean, really, really fast paced acquisitions. What amazes me, this isn't like, okay, I got a lifelong plan. He just started this 12 months ago and he went from football fan to now being one of the sport's biggest investors. That little time frame amazes me. Yeah, it's both amazing and potentially concerning because he doesn't appear to have anybody in his locker room that can head the head the function of putting those teams together. So he's doing a lot of this himself. He did have an executive who was heading up the Olympic Leone deal Tom glick, but he's now gone to Chelsea football club, so he lost him. Sometimes I'm thinking to myself, you know, how's he got the time to do this? It's incredible. But it's very quick. But on the other hand, I think his interest in football has been several years old now. Before all this, he ran a big academy in Florida, which is a different scale, but he's always been very interested, not always, but last few years. He's been very interested in football and the development of players. Yeah, but American soccer and global football are two totally different things. What is the logic behind him amassing all these stakes in these different football clubs? I mean, what kind of synergies does he envision, owning these different football clubs would create? He's kind of in doing this. He's following a bit of a trend that there's a number of Florida based financiers that I've written about for Bloomberg have been doing the same. And what they sort of argue is that if you buy one football club in Europe, you are hostage to fortune, they could be relegated, they can all their players might leave. It's a very volatile situation. So if you buy three or four football clubs is what they argue. Number one you don't have so much volatility because if one is doing badly, another one might be doing well. The second thing is that you can trade players through the group. So you might have an experienced player that can play for one team in the group or for their reserve team. Or you might have a very experienced player that you need another part of the group. And text thinks this is a very efficient way of developing players. And so to the other groups that do this. Diversification and asset swaps. Yep. And there are a couple of other ways in which this model could be efficient. A lot of the owners they talk about the use of data analytics to do all things from
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"North Korea. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. New York is dealing with its first case of pediatric monkeypox. The state health department website shows the patient lives just outside New York City, but it doesn't give an exact age. There have been at least 5 other reported cases of monkeypox and kids across the U.S. and health officials are concerned it could spread rapidly between children at school. Today is the final day to vote early for the primary that takes place on Tuesday. In the hotly contested 12th district representative Jerry Nadler is pitted against representative Carolyn maloney and attorney Serge Patel. The 12th is the newly redrawn district, which blends together former districts on Manhattan's west and east sides. More than 6000 people have been bused to New York City in just the last three months, migrants coming from the southern border and sent by Texas governor Greg Abbott. Mary Eric Adams has issued an emergency solicitation seeking bids for up to 5000 more hotel rooms to house them. City officials announced a program called project open arms to try and quickly integrate some 1000 migrant children into New York City public schools. Schools Chancellor David banks. All of our young people deserve access to high quality schools, thanks, calls it a fluid situation. Look for more data in the week ahead on the post boom U.S. housing market. We get more about that from Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice. Hire mortgage rates are deflating the bubble. Economists are forecasting weak data on July new home sales and pending home sales. We already have data showing sales of previously owned homes dropped in July for 6 months, and year over year, they're down 22.4%. Construction is also down and builder confidence is evaporating. They need to ice Bloomberg radio. Global news, 24 hours a day on air
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"In New York, I'm renita young Bloomberg daybreak. Thanks for nita S&P futures now we're down 32 points down futures down a 170 NASDAQ futures lower by a 132 points. That is a drop of 1%, ten year treasury is up 7 30 seconds for the yield 2.54%. Straight ahead your latest local headlines and a check of sports, this is Bloomberg. 6 O 7 on Wall Street 71° in Central Park, northbound route 35 is close to the victory circle in south amboy for an accident, details coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with what else is going on in New York and around the world, Michael. Thank you very much, Nathan, New York City has declared a state of emergency as monkeypox cases continue to rise. A reporter asked mayor Eric Adams if the city has quote dropped the ball on its response. Adam says it has done the best it could with the tools it had. We were receiving less than we deserved and vaccines. We advocated, we utilize our direct communication with The White House to get more. About a quarter of all monkeypox cases in the United States are in New York City. An estimated 150,000 New Yorkers are at risk of monkeypox exposure. California has declared a state of emergency to deal with the outbreak of monkey box. More in this live report from Bloomberg's John Tucker, John, Michael governor Gavin Newsom made the declaration of bolstered the state's vaccine efforts. It makes California the second state in three days to take the step. Nearly 800 cases have been reported in that state. He says he'll continue to work with a federal government to secure more vaccines, raise awareness about reducing risks and stand with the LGBT community fighting stigmatization. The move comes after a similar declaration in New York State Saturday and in San Francisco Thursday. John Tucker Bloomberg daybreak. John, thank you, sir. It is primary day in 5 states in Arizona voters are choosing between candidates who say they wouldn't have certified the results of the 2020 campaign, and those who argue it's time to move on. Of the closely watched contests include races for Michigan's governor and Missouri's senator. Voters in Kansas will be the first to decide on abortion rights since the U.S. Supreme Court revoked roe V wade. Washington state also holds primaries. The Ukrainian troops have made inroads into the Russian defenses and used U.S. supplied rocket launchers to strike bridges and military infrastructure in the south. Moscow is diverting its forces from the region to counter the new threat. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr. This Bloomberg, Nathan. Thank
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"Global news update. President Biden is self isolating after testing positive for COVID a second time the president's physician said he tested positive for the virus on Saturday after testing negative for several days after his initial positive test back on July 21st. Doctor Kevin O'Connor said Biden shows no symptoms, but will be closely monitored. For his part, the president tweeted he's still at work, but will self isolate for the safety of everyone around him. China is conducting military exercises off its coast after advising House speaker Nancy Pelosi not to visit Taiwan. China's official news agency said the People's Liberation Army is staging live fire exercises near the pin Tang islands today and warned ships to avoid the area. It's still unknown if Pelosi will be traveling to Taiwan during the house's late summer recess, the California Democrat told reporters she never confirms travel plans as it's a security issue. New York governor Kathy hochul declares a state disaster emergency in response to the ongoing monkeypox outbreak. David folk Thomas reports. Local issuing the executive order Friday night and says more than one in four monkeypox cases in the country are in New York State. The governor says she and her team are working around the clock to get more monkeypox vaccine from the federal government. And that 110,000 doses are expected to arrive in the next few weeks, as of Friday 1289 people in New York City alone have tested positive for the virus. The man who killed three people in an Alabama church is being indicted by a grand jury with capital murder, Robert Finley Smith was arrested last month after he opened fire out of a stavia hills church potluck. He shot three people. One died on the scene and two died later from their injuries, Smith was hit with a chair by another member of the church and detained until police arrested him. Now, a grand jury has indicted him for the killings of all three victims, and will continue to hold him without bond and Jefferson county jail until a court date is announced. I'm Chris coraggio. Two of the biggest names in oil are reporting record profits as commodity prices soar. Here's Rory O'Neill. Over the last three months, Chevron reported earnings of $11.6 billion up from 3 billion in the second quarter of 2021. Over at ExxonMobil, they reported a quarterly profit just under 18 billion compared to 4.7 billion one year ago. Earnings per share, top Wall Street expectations, while American drivers, cope with higher prices at the pub, energy stocks have been slipping since June amid predictions of a global recession. I'm Rory O'Neill. The federal government is losing money, lending to students who rely on loans for college. That's according to a new analysis from the government accountability office. It shows it will cost almost $200 billion in lost revenue. The government watchdog says the biggest drivers of that laws are the continuing federal student loan payment suspension and expansion of repayment plans tied to borrowers incomes. The Los Angeles city council wants the U.S. Postal Service to recognize the boxer who floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee. Council members this week passed a resolution to honor Muhammad Ali with his own postage stamp, the former world heavyweight champ lived in LA between 1979 and 1986, the council is promoting a campaign it calls, get the champ stamp. The Louisville native born cassius Marcellus clay junior once joked, I should be on a postage stamp because that's the only way I'll ever get licked. Meantime, the U.S. Postal Service is releasing a new stamp to honor the James Webb Space Telescope. The stamp features an image of the giant telescope and its hexagon shaped mirror segments, a first day of issue event will be held on September 8th at the Smithsonian national postal museum in Washington, D.C., pre orders for the forever stamp will begin on August 8th. And in music history news back on this date in 1973, Led Zeppelin filmed its concert for the movie, the song remains the same. I'm
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"Of terrorism. I'm Brad Steve. And div did he spell a Gritty in the Bloomberg news service as we've been reporting a state of emergency is now up for New York State as monkeypox spread. The vaccine for monkeypox still essentially being rationed in New York City, even as increased supply comes in or starts to come in. Martin, what's happening from Bloomberg's Michael Barr, Michael? Denise facts for NYC dot gov is the site where you can register to get the monkeypox vaccine when it's available. At this point, though, according to the site, you have to be gay by sexual or another man who has sex with men and or are transgender, gender nonconforming, or gender non binary. It also be over the age of 18 and have had multiple or anonymous sexual partners in the last 14 days. Appointments have filled up fast with a vaccine in short supply. Denise. All right, thank you, Michael. Well, Mark spike up our reporting. Awarding on interest rate hikes from the president of the reserve bank of Minneapolis. Neil kashkari telling The New York Times the fed won't back off from inflation fighting anytime soon. Meantime Rebecca Patterson investment strategist at Bridgewater tells us don't bank on the fed getting it right. I think it's going to be almost impossible for the fed to get everything it wants here. The porridge is going to be too hot or too cold. And pedersen tells Bloomberg's Wall Street week with David Westin, she thinks we'll be seeing a deeper recession slowed down this year. Gene sperling senior adviser to President Biden says it's important to have a balanced view of the economy. It's also important to recognize that we created
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"No woman of course and trailer has been released for the new Black Panther movie, the two minute trailer for Black Panther Wakanda forever was released Saturday during the Marvel Studios panel at the San Diego Comic-Con. The trailer shows the wakandan nation finding a new hero following the death of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther star died in 2020 at age 43, Black Panther Wakanda forever comes out November 11th. I'm Dina kodiak. And I'm Suzanne Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros adnam, Gabriel, is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand too little. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janco bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th, officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increase as the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last one 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. If any doubt should ice Bloomberg radio, 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
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"In place through tonight in parts of Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Lisa Taylor's got more. Meteorologists say afternoon highs will feel like 100 or hotter even in places where the mercury doesn't reach triple digits. The heat wave is also turned deadly, officials reporting heat related deaths in Texas and in Pennsylvania. Over 6000 residents of central California have been ordered to evacuate where a fast moving fire has been spreading near Yosemite National Park. Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in mariposa county, where the oak fire is destroyed nearly 12,000 acres as of last night. Tops at the box office this weekend is the new Jordan Peele sci-fi thriller nope. Yeah, nah, nah, nah. His latest film expected to open this weekend at almost $45 million making it the third consecutive release from peel to debut at the number one spot at the domestic box office. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros adnam, Gabriel, is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand truly. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janko bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th. Officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increases the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last month, 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. They need to Bloomberg radio. 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 susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Your listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio
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"Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand too little. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janco bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th. Officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's vinyl giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increases the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last one 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. Vinny del giudice Bloomberg radio. 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 susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"To improve. That's according to a letter written by White House position doctor Kevin O'Connor. Biden is currently on day two of a treatment plan that includes coronavirus drug, pax Levin. O'Connor reported that he is tolerating treatment well. The World Health Organization is declaring monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. The decision was made Saturday after the WHO held a second emergency committee on the outbreak Thursday. The declaration means that a coordinated international response may be necessary to help contain the spread. The U.S. is currently reporting over 2800 confirmed or probable cases of the monkeypox virus. The State Department says two U.S. citizens have been killed in eastern Ukraine, a spokesperson for the agency confirmed the recent deaths today and said the department is in touch with the families. The State Department didn't provide any further details and did not save the men were involved in fighting in Ukraine. That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, sweltering heat while gripped New York and the northeast this weekend, with temperatures approaching levels not seen in a decade and an oppressive humidity to make matters worse. Tomorrow will be particularly uncomfortable temperatures could hit 99° in Central Park, which would be a record for that date. Tesla will go to a settlement conference to negotiate a possible end to the securities fraud case over Elon Musk's 2018 tweets about taking Tesla private. The meeting to take place in October comes as investors suing Tesla and Musk have made steady progress in the case which is set to go to trial in January. Social media companies saw more than $130 billion wiped off their stock market values on Friday. We get the story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Disappointing revenue from snapping and a lackluster report from Twitter raised new concerns about the outlook for online advertising, the SnapChat parent plummeted 39% sinking to its lowest since March of 2020, meanwhile, Facebook parent meta platforms fell 7.6%, Pinterest was down more than 13%. Google owner alphabet declined 5.6% in its biggest one day drop since March 2020. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg overall say the Federal Reserve will raise the fed funds target rate by another 75 basis points in the efforts to stall inflation and it probably won't stop there. It says Liz young head of investment strategy at SoFi. Even if inflation starts to moderate with the July data, that doesn't mean that it's over. We need to see that happen for, in my opinion, three consecutive months before the fed is going to say, okay, you know what? It's working. We can take our foot off the gas pedal of this tightening. SoFi's Liz young. 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 susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"News update. The first cases of monkeypox in the U.S. among children have been identified. The CDC says a toddler in California, man, a baby who's not a U.S. resident have both been identified with the viral disease. The agency says the two cases are unrelated and likely the result of household transmission, both are said to be in good health, otherwise. A Republican lawmaker on the house January 6th committee says the panel has proven different components of a criminal case against former president Donald Trump, representative Adam kinzinger of Illinois told CNN last year's capitol riot represents the greatest effort to overturn the will of the people and a conspire against American democracy since the Civil War. The panels indicated they might hold more hearings in September. Brad Siegel reports a new wildfire is now burning near Yosemite National Park. A spokesperson from mariposa county in California says the oak fire went from bad to worse Friday nights, spreading to over 1700 acres and forcing the evacuation of several mountain communities. A count fire spokesperson says the wildfire is fast moving. And the evacuation area has grown local officials say the blaze is growing so fast, the evacuation center had to be evacuated. I'm Brad Siegel. A group of Democrats in the House is pushing President Biden to declare a national climate emergency, representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Earl blumenauer led the signers in a letter to the president, arguing he should use the full power of the executive branch, the letter says the declaration would allow the U.S. to mobilize domestic industry, ramp up domestic manufacturing of clean energy technologies and deploy resilient energy infrastructure. The rolling loud music festival is underway
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"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To Vegas to go to the Lake and we were supposed to get there by 10 a.m. now we're not going to get there until 8 p.m. the number of delays within into or out of the U.S. jumped to 2450 to day alone. Nearly 600 flights have been canceled on Saturday as well. The airport seeing the most issues as Dallas Fort Worth international airport. The World Health Organization says urgent action is needed as monkeypox cases surge across Europe. Lisa Taylor reports. Over 90% of the cases confirmed the virus had been found in Europe as they'd been reported in 31 European countries, monkeypox is a viral disease that occurs mostly in central and western Africa, it has its name because it was first identified in laboratory monkeys, WHO officials called on governments to speed up efforts to prevent monkeypox from spreading further and said time is of the essence officials said monkeypox is an evolving health threat. I'm Lisa Taylor, authorities in Minnesota say they have recovered the final two bodies in what is suspected to be a triple homicide. At Lake badness in the twin cities suburbs, the bodies of a woman and three children have been pulled from the water since multiple agencies began searching the area Friday night. The young victims all appeared to be under 5 years old. The father of the children was found dead yesterday in nearby maplewood. There's no word yet on how his death is connected to those of the mother and children or a potential motive. I'm Julie Ryan. It was recently learned that some classroom doors in Palm Beach county public schools are not able to be locked. That goes against the mandates set by the marjory Stoneman Douglas public safety act after the Parkland shooting in 2018. Right now it's something that's being focused on, the superintendent is working on it with our chief operating officer. School board vice chair Karen brill says she was just made aware of the issue, which involves some classrooms used as fire exits, plans are in the works to use devices to have those doors locked automatically, but open from the inside in case an emergency exit is necessary. Brill says the schools are safe and the issues will be solved before the next school year. A marker is being placed at a formerly segregated middle Georgia cemetery, Matt McClure reports. The city of Jackson is recognizing a group of historical black residents, the Jackson progress Argus, says that a plaque was unveiled during the city's Juneteenth celebration commemorating 100 people who were buried in unmarked graves. The plaque is in section ten of the Jackson city cemetery, the mayor said we don't know their names, but we do know their history and the price they paid. At the time, the cemetery was created, it was segregated and black and white graves were separated by a fence. That fence has since been long gone. Georgia remains home to the nation's lowest average gas prices, as reported by triple-A yesterday, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded fell to $4 35 cents on Friday undercutting the concurrent national average by almost 50 cents. The highest prices at the pump continue to be found in California. Yesterday's Golden State average fell slightly to settle at 6 bucks, 27 cents. The new minions movie is a hit at the U.S. box office. Minions, the rise of gru is raking in over $10 million in Thursday previews from domestic box offices. The latest entry in the Despicable Me franchise is expected to bring in between 65 and $75 million over the holiday weekend. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Tesla delivered fewer cars worldwide than analysts at forecast, 254,695 cars versus the 261,181 forecast in a Bloomberg survey. There's as COVID related shutdowns to add its factory in Shanghai affected production. In a statement Tesla said it faces ongoing supply chain challenges and factories shut downs beyond our control. Health officials in New York City announced on Friday that they are receiving 6000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. This as the city has now reached a total of 87 suspected cases, a 123% rise over the last week. Governor Kathy hochul has signed a sweeping overhaul of the state's gun rules. We are creating a definitive list of sensitive locations for individuals will not be able to carry firearms. Those locations include but are not limited to Times Square, protests, schools, and universities. The revamp came after the Supreme Court ruled that most people have a right to carry a handgun for personal protection. A rough first half for most investors and billionaires were no exception as we hear from Bloomberg's Shirley pellet. Elon Musk's fortune plunged almost $62 billion. Jeff Bezos saw his wealth tumbled by about 63 billion, Mark Zuckerberg's net worth was slashed by more than half, all told the world's 500 richest people lost $1.4 trillion in the first half of 2022, a dizzying decline that marks the steepest of 6 month drop ever for the global billionaire class. Bloomberg's Charlie poet. It's a sign of the times New York City health officials have ended the COVID-19 alert system that informed residents about periods of higher transmission of the virus. 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. This is balance of power with David Weston. The state of American energy is strong. Our nation has the resources and the expertise to meet our energy needs. Eventually, we'll end up with a vaccine that will be able to do better against multiple variants. Where the world of politics meets the world of business. Mister fed has to raise rates. And by the way, that's a good thing. The cause of inflation has been this historic pandemic, which is upended life in so many different ways, in particularly his upended America supply chains. Balance of power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. Coming up this hour, we'll get a comprehensive view of the economy from Ed Hyman of Evercore, and the Supreme Court deals a major blow to President Biden's climate agenda. I talk about it with UCLA law professor Blake Emerson. Plus is the select committee on the January 6th capital invasion building a legal, as well as a political case against former president Donald Trump, but first, whether transitory or not
Bloomberg Radio New York
"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Coast Monday night The LA Lakers have a new head coach ESPN and the LA times reports the NBA team hired darvin ham to lead the purple and gold Ham was an assistant coach for the Lakers during the Kobe Bryant era from 2011 to 2013 He was also an assistant coach for the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks Ham replaces Frank Vogel who was fired by the Lakers in April after the team missed the postseason This Memorial Day weekend is expected to be the busiest traveling day since the pandemic hit two years ago Travel experts say those with last minute travel plans should consider a local trip or a staycation Despite gas prices being historically high over 39 million people plan to travel by car That's up almost 5% from last year I'm Julie Ryan A New York City patient is continuing an isolation after a presumptive monkeypox diagnosis Sara Lee Kessler reports The CDC says the patient originally tested positive for orthopoxvirus which is closely related to monkeypox and why they're treating it as a probable monkeypox case contact tracing is underway the CDC announced Thursday that it was confirming 9 cases in 7 states including New York City's probable case Their emphasizing the disease is rare and produces much milder symptoms than smallpox its cousin the CDC says cases so far have involved men who have sex with other men New regulations are coming to light on a California bill aimed to oversee online charitable fundraising Has the details On Friday attorney general rob bonta released proposed guidelines for organizations when seeking funds on Internet platforms The goal of the regulations are to give the attorney general's office the ability to supervise those occurrences as a way to protect California residents from fraud and deceptive or unfair solicitations Bonta says people deserve to feel at peace when they open their hearts and wallets A hearing on the proposed mandates is suffrage July 13th A woman who broke a flight attendant's teeth is being sentenced to 15 months in prison Viviana quinones was asked to wear a mask during her flight from Sacramento to San Diego on May 23rd She refused and began yelling then attacked the flight attendant the attendant lost two teeth from the assault and had to be taken to the hospital After her stay in prison quinones will pay over $30,000 in fines and attend anger management classes She'll remain on supervised release for three years and will not be able to fly during this time Top Gun: Maverick is having a record opening this Memorial Day weekend the hit sequel is expected to earn over $140 million over the weekend breaking the previous box office records set by Pirates of the Caribbean at world's end I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom a federal judge Friday dismissed to Donald Trump's lawsuit against New York attorney general letitia James allowing her civil investigation into his business practices to continue A U.S. district to judge said she based her decision on case law that bars federal judges from interfering in state level investigations in most instances a lawyer for Trump said his legal team would appeal Freddy's ruling A bill working its way through the New Jersey state legislature will require the state's department of environmental protection to spend $45 million over three years to replace the diesel school buses with electric The bill would replace just some of what our 20,000 diesel buses in use now according to statistics published by NJ spotlight New York City officials and businesses are holding out hope for a post pandemic summer tourism increase We hear more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Pedestrian traffic in Times Square well it is down 16.8% from the same time in 2019 Hotel occupancy in Times Square is lower than last year at 80% occupancy as opposed to 86% in the second week of May in 2021 However Manhattan has seen a big overall turnaround with hotel occupancy at 78% It was just 61% during the same time last year Denise Pellegrini there Meantime people are jumping in their cars this weekend and getting on the move despite the high price of gas which has topped $5 a gallon in some parts of the area This guy is heading to a popular spot This will be my first big outing I'm just going down on that from Long Island Despite gas prices being historically high over 39 million people planned to travel by car and that's up almost 5% from last year 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 Suzanne Palmer This is Bloomberg Welcome to Bloomberg opinion I'm garni Quinn This week The.
The Dan Bongino Show
Wuhan Virologist Study Suggests Monkeypox Detected by PCR Tests
"But here's the actual report on it because this sounds like something if I were Joe Biden I'd be concerned about right Rather than starting World War three which seemed to be his main concern this week And Joe Biden was like list of things to do Box number one start a war three box number two F up the international oil and gas supply by restricting gulf leases and in Alaska My point number three screw up the healthcare system more by lobbying to increase ObamaCare subsidy It was girl number four Piss off all Americans by making sure food inflation goes through the roof and then makes your babies can't get formula Okay so number 5 was probably let's hide the new monkey pox story that came out because Joe Biden is obviously a forest fire everywhere the man goes So from the reporting this study was first published in February 2022 Just months before the latest international outbreak a monkeypox cases which appears to have now reached the United States The paper folks this is hard to believe the paper talking about the study Which was authored by 9 Wuhan institute of virology researchers I'm done That's it Stories over Do we need the same author why are they still doing research Why are they still doing research Authored by 9 Wuhan institute of virology researchers And published in this quarterly journal follows the wide scale use of PCR reaction tests to identify COVID-19 positive individuals The researchers appeared to identify a portion of the monkeypox virus genome enabling PCR tests to identify the virus then the paper titled aficion assembly of a large fragment of monkeypox virus genome as a QPC R template using dual selection based transformation associated recombination I don't know about you folks but if I was Joe Biden I'd be less focused on World War three with China And more on pushing Fauci and others that the Wuhan lamp guys and ladies over there maybe you're not good at this
The Dan Bongino Show
What Is Monkeypox?
"Is a deadly virus like COVID and a potentially deadly virus like monkey box Is that bad stuff It's bad right Yes Mike is that bad Let's get yes Mike says oh yeah Jim just gave one yeah Mike said oh yeah that's bad Now because this isn't the drudge report panic machine it's be clear Monkeypox is not a respiratory disease It's not nearly as infectious as COVID The luckily most people survive but it is a pretty nasty thing to get It's not the kind of thing like you're sitting there on a weekend You're like what do I see this weekend Do I go see the movie the north bend or I get monkey pilot Let's get monkeypox That's not in my list of things to do on the weekend Even though I watched an nordman let me tell you something I'm sorry but that movie sucked Oh I'm really sorry I know some people liked it but it wasn't as bad as resurrections matrix where every single human being involved should have been in prison and subjected to tribunals to never work again Fact checkers I'm kidding That's a joke fact checkers I don't actually want to try but I actually love liberty and freedom That's your Bill McCarthy Put the pen down Bill Put the pen down But I tell you monkeypox kind of sucks And I wouldn't want that
Bloomberg Radio New York
"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Com Ukraine is ruling out a ceasefire as Russian fighting intensifies in the eastern part of that country Reports say Russia's been waging a major offensive in Ukraine's done bus region In its nightly address last night president zelensky called the situation extremely difficult and said Ukrainian forces were holding off the Russian army in two major cities While the U.S. is sending $40 billion now in security and humanitarian aid to Ukraine The measure provides additional security and humanitarian aid for the country as it battles the ongoing Russian invasion Administration officials believe the $40 billion will be enough to keep Ukraine afloat through the current fiscal year I'm Brad Siegel older Americans are being urged to get a COVID booster shot to stop a rise in hospitalization CDC director Rochelle Walensky says they increase in hospitalizations has been steep and substantial Monkeypox is spreading the World Health Organization's now confirmed 80 cases of monkeypox with recent outbreaks in 11 countries In the U.S. one possible case in New York and one in Massachusetts are being investigated I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom How to get today there is a heat advisory in effect until 6 p.m. west and northwest of the city Doctors continue to investigate that case of possible monkeypox in New York City patient as we've been reporting The second case of the disease in the U.S. after Massachusetts reported the first on Wednesday the CDC is now warning doctors nationwide to be on the lookout for the viruses flu like symptoms and telltale blisters usually appearing on hands and feet Health experts say the risk to the public remains pretty low Before flying to Tokyo president Joe Biden on the tarmac in South Korea talked about being briefed on the monkeypox virus responding to reporters questions Told.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Analysts in over a 120 countries This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update President Biden and South Korean president yoon say they're working together to secure energy supply chains to deter future aggression from Russia the two leaders held a press conference after their meeting in Seoul Biden said the two countries were united against the war in Ukraine Monkeypox is spreading Brian shook has more The World Health Organization confirms 80 cases of monkeypox with recent outbreaks reported in 11 countries in the U.S. one possible case in New York and one possible case in Massachusetts are being investigated The CDC says monkeypox which is a cousin of smallpox can spread through airborne droplets and bodily fluids Symptoms include fever body aches and rash I'm Brian shook At least one person is dead dozens others injured after a tornado rips through northern Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for on Siegel county one top official tells CNN the damage in the town of Gaylord is catastrophic I'm Brad's feet This is Bloomberg law with June Grasso from Bloomberg radio I want to hold this company accountable It's time that these dangers show this come to an end that other families don't experience the heartbreak We live every day To want to Anderson says her ten year old daughter nyla died after participating in the online blackout challenge in which people choke themselves until they pass out Anderson blames TikTok and her family is suing the social media platform Her attorney Jeffrey Goodman says TikTok's algorithm targeted nyla Our lawsuit is not about simply somebody posting the video It's about the actions that TikTok took to send the video to nyla My guest is Eric Goldman a professor at Santa Clara university law school and co director of the high-tech law institute Eric tell us a little about the lawsuit So the lawsuit involves really tragic situation One that's been replicated over and over again where minor sees something on online video site and then tries to replicate it and suffers some kind of serious harm In this case the death of the child The mom is not suing the people who posted the challenge but she's suing the social media platform the challenge was on Is that unusual Right So the lawsuit then seats to treat the video services as if they're providing dangerous content or harmful content in a way that can be legally restricted And this has become pretty common in Internet law today to try to treat Internet services as if there are dangerous products that they murder people like smoking kills smokers And those legal theories are being tested in the court rate now but we're seeing them quite frequently nowadays The suit alleges that TikTok's algorithm determined that this deadly blackout challenge was likely to be of interest to the ten year old girl and that it showed up on her for you page So does the suit depend on proving this algorithm did that Well to be clear TikTok didn't have some kind of magician at the back end saying I think that this is the kind of content that this particular viewer is most likely to respond to It's all done by algorithm So there's a bunch of formulas that set up what content might be appropriate or not for the audience but they're never going to be perfect And they're always going to make assumptions about the people that they're exposing to Now one of the questions underlying this lawsuit is whether or not the video actually caused the death And this is a complicated question in legal circles because there's a lot of things that contributed to the ultimate death And we have to then establish the video is the basis of the death And that TikTok then could have done something to prevent that from occurring And so there's a bunch of legal questions embedded in this assertion that the algorithms cause the death We have to really take a look at that from a legal standpoint And it's not clear what the answers will be TikTok says that this challenge has been around before the app was started has not been a TikTok trend and people seem to learn it from sources other than TikTok Are those good arguments They get to the causation topic that we were discussing earlier There's a lot of ways in which kids encourage each other to do really dangerous things And kids emulate wide range of media depictions that they see and we can't hold all of those legally responsible So the fact that there might be other channels for the information to reach the child is actually a potential defense if it undermines the causation question that parents will have to show But otherwise the fact that the child could have gone the information from somewhere else doesn't really act as a defense if in fact the child got the information from TikTok And could TikTok say as a defense that it's up to parents to decide what their children view on social media And to keep them away from sites that might endanger them There's no doubt that parents have a role in supervising their children's Internet usage And as a parent I had the dilemmas when my kids came to me and said could I install this social media app There are times I said no because I didn't think there was appropriate for children But there's a lot of things that parents can't do and ideally parents can trust that the environments that their kids are growing up in are free from unreasonably hazardous dangers And so the argument here is that TikTok is one of those unreasonably hazardous dangers that's shouldn't be available to children even if the parents are doing everything they can The family is also alleging strict product liability which is usually used when a product has a design defect It means they wouldn't have to show negligence but can you use strict product liability against a social media platform It's unclear Maybe not we don't know.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Siegel And I'm Suzanne Al Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Health officials continue to investigate a suspected case of monkeypox in New York City Two patients had been under investigation by the city's health department for possibly carrying the virus One possible case of monkeypox in the city was ruled out while the other person tested positive for a virus consistent with monkeypox The patient was in isolation local health officials are doing contact tracing A package of measures meant to ensure access to abortion and related services for women both in New York as well as those living in states where the procedure could be outlawed are expected to be approved in the coming weeks more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Democratic lawmakers and governor Kathy hochul are expected to agree to the measures in the final days of the legislative session which is scheduled to conclude June 2nd And this is according to New York won And it would all be ahead of a potential U.S. Supreme Court ruling that could overturn roe V wade Bloomberg's Pellegrini there Well it's a good time to buy Microsoft and Amazon companies with solid fundamentals and a better value since their shares fell this year with the broader market That's all according to Sarah Malik chief investment officer of nuveen This is where you need to start looking for quality companies with strong balance sheets that are trading on sale Amazon is down 35% Microsoft down 25% this year Stocks dropped for their 7th consecutive week with the S&P 500 closing shy of the 20% decline considered a bear market European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said cryptocurrencies are based on nothing and should be regulated to steer people away from speculating on them with their life savings Lagarde told Dutch television she's concerned about people who have no understanding of the risks Bitcoin and ether are down 50% from last year's peak 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 Suzanne Palmer This is Bloomberg.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"monkeypox" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And a possible monkeypox case in New York City also Shanghai officials find the first case of community spread COVID in days from all let's get to the newsroom and Denise Pellegrini All right thank you Paula Let's start with that monkeypox because New York City Department of Health is investigating a possible case The patient is at Bellevue hospital and professor and doctor Peter chin Hong of UC San Francisco says health officials should watch out The CDC and everyone should be alerted because either the monkeypox will die out or it's evolved to humans in a different way that was not something that's anticipated And what he's saying there is that there may be some type of evolutionary strain of monkeypox that's new that is not confirmed of course but that's something that officials are watching out for And just yesterday we got word of the first U.S. case this year of monkeypox and Massachusetts Shanghai has found its first COVID case outside quarantine in 6 days and this is raising new questions about whether health officials there will actually lift the intense lockdowns in the city They have started easing those lockdowns somewhat this past week in Shanghai's financial district is being allowed to reopen but only with partial staff The World Health Organization meantime issuing emergency use listing for a Chinese made COVID vaccine from San Sino biologics Pfizer's COVID vaccine has now gotten final approval from the CDC for kids age 5 to 11 This is for the booster and doctor aloof Patel specialist in hospital pediatrics at Stanford children's health says it's just a good idea for kids to get boosted even if they already had COVID But studies have shown is that a previous infection to an earlier strain of omicron may not be holding up against B two one two one Patella also says that's especially true for kids who may be vulnerable President Biden hosting the leaders of Sweden and Finland as they discuss their intention to join NATO might not so countering Vladimir Putin's comments that the joining of the two Scandinavian countries is a provocation to Russia New members joining NATO is not a threat to any nation And the president is expected to quickly sign the more than $40 billion aid package for Ukraine that the Senate passed today And a SpaceX flight attendant reportedly said Elon Musk exposed himself and propositioned her according to Business Insider the report also says the company paid the woman a quarter $1 million for her silence and we've reached out to representatives at SpaceX Musk's outside council and Elon Musk himself asking about all this There has been no response yet 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 In the new survivor disease Pellegrini this is Bloomberg duck Thanks Denise Let's get to Dan Schwartzman as we look at global sports here.
WSB programming
Dallas Resident Returns From Nigeria With Case of Monkeypox
"Health concern. WSB Sabrina Cuba tells us A case of monkey parks has been confirmed in Texas, and there's an Atlanta connection. The CDC has confirmed a case of human monkeypox in the U. S resident who had recently traveled from Nigeria to the United States. Now the CDC is working with the airline and state and local health officials to contact passengers and others who may have been in contact with the patient during two flights, one from Nigeria to Atlanta on July 8th and then a flight from Atlanta to Dallas on July night, and the