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"Leak problems. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg news room. As we've been reporting, the man who jumped off the iconic Tribeca skyscraper known as the Jenga building has been identified as Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Gustavo arnall. The 52 year old jumped off the 18th floor on Friday according to police, but was not identified until today. The company has been facing turbulence for some time now with the chain planning to close 150 stores in reduced 20% of its workforce. We're hearing Russia doesn't support an oil production cut at this time, and it is likely OPEC plus will keep its output steady when it meets on Monday. Russian opposition to a production cut highlights a debate within the organization of petroleum exporting countries and its allies, all known as OPEC plus. This as oil consumers globally brace for a showdown this winter with the Kremlin over the price of its crude. Energy rationing in Europe this winter is starting to look all but inevitable. Germany's Klaus Muller, president of the federal network agency energy regulator warned last month that even with gas storage 95% full, there would only be enough for about two and a half months worth of demand if Russia switched off flows. It did fail to restart the Nord stream one pipeline. German storage now stands at about 85%. The average interest rate for credit cards just reached the highest level since 1996, we get more about that from Bloomberg's Courtney down how. Consumers who carry a balance on credit cards are paying an average annual interest rate of close to 18%. The Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes to curb inflation are largely behind the move. Many issuers base what they charge off
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"I'm Scott Carr. And I'm do these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom. Venture J Powell pushing for interest rates to go higher and stay that way. Restoring price stability will likely require maintaining a restrictive policy stance for some time. And Powell speaking at the fed's annual symposium in Jackson hole. I read Jersey U.S. rate strategist for Bloomberg intelligence says at this point a soft blending for the U.S. economy is unlikely. You're very likely to see a recession at some point in either late 23 or 2024. And because the Federal Reserve in order to get interest rates down has to generate one. It's going to be the only way realistically to decrease inflation. And Josie with us there on Bloomberg daybreak weekend. Investors will be keeping a close watch on reports this week on U.S. job openings plus that big monthly jobs report for August coming out this Friday. And across the pond, Ali run, a member of the governing council of the European Central Bank says the ECB will keep tightening with strong intent. In July by 50 basis points, the next step will be a significant move in September. And ren speaking with us there from Jackson hole. We're on Bitcoin watch with the cryptocurrency fighting to stay above $20,000 after Powell's hawkish comments on interest rates. Cleveland cliffs and the U.S. steel workers have reached a tentative labor deal. Cleveland cliffs is one of the largest steel producers in the U.S. and a car driven by Princess Diana in the 1980s, has sold at auction in London for about $764,000. At Silverstone auctions selling then, the Diana, Princess of Wales, 1985, Ford escort, RS turbo S one. And the winning bidder comes from Alder Li edge that's a village in Cheshire in northwest England. The black Ford has just under 25,000 miles on it. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a
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"To the new Jordan Peele sci-fi thriller nope. Yeah, nah, nah, nah Heel's latest film expected to earn almost $45 million this weekend, making it a third consecutive release from the filmmaker to debut with the number one slot to the domestic box office. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. The man accused of attacking New York GOP gubernatorial candidate Lee zeldin during a recent campaign rally told investigators he'd been drinking that day and didn't know who the congressman was, David Jacobo faces a federal assault charge. He made an initial court appearance yesterday before a federal magistrate judge on a single count of assaulting a member of Congress with a dangerous weapon which turned out to be a key chain with two sharp points on it. The charge carries a potential maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Jack a bonus was arraigned Friday on a separate state charge of attempted assault in the second degree and was released by a local judge. That prompted criticism from zeldin and other Republicans who held it up as an example of the need to reform New York's bail laws. The New York triathlon is on, but it has been shortened because of the heat. The biking part has been cut in half from 24.8 miles down to 12.4 miles and the running portion has been cut from 6.2 miles to two and a half. The course will take racers into the Hudson River on bikes along a traffic free west side highway and through Central Park. Investors will be watching for a rate decision from the Federal Reserve in the week ahead, Bloomberg's Karen Moscow has more. The Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates on Wednesday with officials having signaled support for a 75 basis point move on Thursday we're watching for the initial rating on second quarter gross domestic product which could eke out a small advance first quarter GDP fell for the first time since 2020. On Friday we get personal income and spending and consumer confidence and it's a busy week ahead for corporate earnings with Apple, alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft among those reporting. Bloomberg's Kieran Moscow, 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
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"He was a God. Jane? Thor: Love and Thunder is the fourth installment in that marvel God of thunder saga, projected to rake in a $150 million in the U.S. just this weekend. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Well, it could mean a new faster era for the George Washington bridge. Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini reports. Susanna's starting today, if you want to cross the Hudson River from New Jersey into New York, you will go through an electronic tolling system and if you do not have an easy pass at would normally pay cash to get across over a head cameras will take a picture of your license plate and send you a bill in the mail, and this move from the port authority of New York and New Jersey comes as a way to help ease congestion at the bridge, Susanna. Bloomberg's Pellegrini. Former president Donald Trump included a number of stinging rebukes during that rally in anchorage, Alaska last night, specifically naming U.S. senator Lisa Murkowski, House speaker Nancy Pelosi, president Joe Biden, and Elon Musk, of Musk, Trump said he's got himself a mess with his decision not to buy Twitter and encouraged those in attendance to use his computing social media platform, truth, social. In UK politics, 9 Tories so far have put themselves forward to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister just days after a collapse in party support forced his resignation. Former health secretary is Jeremy hunt and Sajid javid have both pledged to slash corporation tax as they announced separate bids for the Tory leadership. When we get a look at more inflation figures this week with the June numbers for consumer and producer prices, former treasury secretary Larry summers, says last week's jobs report for June will continue to stoke inflation fears. As long as we're in unprecedented territory in terms of the ratio of Java openings to unemployed people, I don't think we can stop being concerned about inflation. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg Wall Street week with David Westin. 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
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"That one of the finest men and I think one of the most respected and admired men in baseball stopped playing baseball as such only this past weekend became the manager of the Washington senators in this afternoon and that double header he broke the ice he won his second game and Gil were just as tickled about it as he was Hodges went on to manage the mets who won the 1969 World Series under his watch He died in 1972 at the age of 47 I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Another inmate has died at Rikers Island the 6th person this year to die in New York City's jail system Sources tell the New York Post the inmate who was either 20 or 21 was found unresponsive with blood coming out of his nose the sources say his death didn't appear to have been a suicide The latest death comes in the wake of a federal report that found the conditions in the city jail systems to be severe and potentially life threatening Shanghai unveiled a comprehensive 50 point plan to repair its economy as the city prepares to exit from two months of lockdown This afternoon COVID-19 cases fell to the lowest level since mid March officials spoke at a media briefing and on an official WeChat account today The baby formula shortage continues to get worse we get more about that from Bloomberg's Denny's Pellegrini Susanna for the week ending May 22nd the out of stock rate for a baby formula will it rose to 70% nationwide And that's according to a report from data assembly This is a big increase from the week before when the national out of stock rate for baby formula stood at about 43% and the FDA says the U.S. will distribute another one and a quarter billion cans of imported baby formula In an effort to replenish the country's supply in the coming weeks Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Researchers want to know why some people are likely to follow COVID mitigation strategies and some aren't Bloomberg's Amy Morris has the numbers Got exact reports the Penn State researchers found a person's level of narcissism affects whether they're more or less likely to wear a mask get vaccinated or participate in other ways to keep COVID at bay The researchers also say the findings can be used to help shape messaging in the future Bloomberg's Amy Morris there 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.
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"You know they did what they were supposed to do but they protected the Hong Kong game one and we got to come here again too and get one and take it from now The warriors host game two Monday night The Philadelphia 76ers made a statement with a blowout win over the Toronto Raptors to begin their playoff series tyrese maxi went off for a game high 38 points as the sixers topped Toronto one 31 one 11 in game one of that best of 7 set in Philadelphia A return of that city's mask mandate may be stopped by a lawsuit in response to a 50% rise in COVID cases in the past ten days Philadelphia's reinstated its mask mandate for public indoor spaces which is set to take effect again on Monday A group of residents and business owners behind a recently filed suit objecting to it say they've had enough of Philadelphia acting in a way contrary to the rest of the world they say The suit claims the city has dismissed the CDC as a source of health standards instead behaving independently and more precariously All right Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Workers at Apple's flagship Grand Central terminal retail location have begun to formally collect signatures to form a union That according to a report in The Washington Post and a newly updated website lodged by the organizers it sets the stage for a showdown between the iPhone maker and its employees A judge says a former longtime union boss for the nation's largest correction officers union may have gotten too harsh a prison sentence when he was given nearly 5 years behind bars for corruption U.S. district judge Alvin K hellerstein noted disparities in the sentence given to Norman seborrheic who's black and co-conspirators who are white But he also noted that seabrook the former head of the New York City correction officers benevolent association did not deserve a new trial Overdose deaths have nearly doubled from pre-pandemic levels in New York City according to new city data more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini The Department of Health reports 1233 people died from drug overdoses during the first half of last year That's the most recent period available And that's a startling 78% increase from the same period in 2019 and a 28% increase from the same period in 2020 And that's not even the final count New York Post reports the agency blames fentanyl the powerful and deadly synthetic opioid for the rise in deaths New York fed president John Williams says speeding up the pace of interest rate increases to include hikes in increments of a half percentage point is a reasonable option for the Federal Reserve given how low rates are now So I do think from a monetary policy point of view it does make sense for us to move expeditiously towards more normal levels of the federal funds rate And also move forward on our balance sheet reduction plans Williams was interviewed on Bloomberg radio and television 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 This is Bloomberg business of sports The cold hard truth about the Olympic journey is not really been financially incentivized in the same way that many other professional sports are The business of basketball involves EVA global our licensing arm Think four 50 All of those things will make up what that looks like Money in sports It's one of the reasons why I enjoy being on Monday night countdown and talk about some of the more interesting aspects of business exports and you're talking sports discipline is the bridge from being good to ultimately being great at whatever it is that you're trying to be or as your profession Bloomberg business of sports From Bloomberg radio This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues and the world of sports on Michael Barnes Now Mike lynch scarlet fool will not be joining us today at least for the chat but you'll.
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"Biden says the second the U.S. were descended in any sort of American forces to fight in Ukraine It would mark the start of World War three speaking to House Democrats in Philadelphia Friday the president said the U.S. does have a vital obligation however to defend other NATO countries While cities across Poland say they're full of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the invasion the mayor of Poland's second largest city Kraków is asking for help to move refugees to less populated areas of that country Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is calling the detention of one of Ukraine's mayors at crime against democracy video surfaced Friday of mela topol mayor Ivan fedorov being led away by Russian armed men from a government building before being accused of terrorist offenses by a Russian backed regional prosecutor zelensky calls the detention a sign of the weakness of the invaders and a war crime that goes against the Geneva convention which prohibits civilian hostages This has been a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine I'm Scott Carr And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Sloppy Saturday in the works for New Yorkers as a storm system is expected to move into the area hitting the 5 boroughs with snow sleet rain and wind No major snow accumulations are anticipated but it'll be messy 7 college students on spring break and Fort Lauderdale Florida are hospitalized ABC reports they suffered apparent overdoses from cocaine laced with fentanyl On Friday local ten news confirmed that West Point cadets were part of the group Ukrainian foreign minister dim pro kuleba met with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov on Thursday and tells Bloomberg he doesn't see the progress in Russian Ukrainian talks cited by president Vladimir Putin on Friday Well I see that the Russian army is still in Ukraine They continue destroying the status killing the children civilians and it speaks for one fact only that even we continue talking with Russia That does not have an impact on the behavior of Russian army on the ground Culebra was interviewed on Bloomberg markets European clothes Deutsche Bank has reversed course and is now joining Wall Street banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase in pulling back from business in Russia following Russia's invasion of Ukraine The story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet The Frankfurt based bank put out a statement saying quote like some international peers and in line with our legal and regulatory obligations we are in the process of winding down our remaining business in Russia while we help our non Russian multinational clients in reducing their operations The German lenders turn around follows moves by JPMorgan the biggest American bank which said last week it's currently engaging in limited activities in the country and Goldman Sachs which said it plans to close its operations there Charlie palace 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 is.
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"Is a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine cities across Poland say they're full of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the invasion The mayor of Poland's second largest city Kraków is now asking for help to move the refugees to a less populated areas of that country in the capital of Warsaw the mayor is pleading for international help to relocate the Ukrainian refugees Meantime President Biden's calling for the removal of normal trade relations with Russia that would allow for new tariffs on Russian imports which Biden said would be a crushing blow to Russia's economy Biden said Friday the free world is coming together to confront Russian president Vladimir Putin and in his words we're going to continue to squeeze him Biden is banning the import of seafood spirits and diamonds from Russia The president said Friday there's bipartisan cooperation to stand up against Russia's aggression He added the U.S. will also be going after Russian oligarchs who support Vladimir Putin This has been a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom New York City's school mask mandate has been lifted for all public school students except for those younger than 5 but that could soon change Yesterday Mary Eric Adams said at a press briefing the city will remove the mask mandate for kids under 5 years old if COVID cases in schools remain low A senior department official says the Justice Department will investigate and prosecute people banks cryptocurrency exchanges and others that help rich Russians hide or launder their luxury assets and money The story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet The official who asked to remain anonymous to speak about the units work says the actions will be undertaken by a new task force that is dedicated to freezing or seizing the assets of Russian oligarchs and others under sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine The task force is said to be bringing together prosecutors agents analysts and translators from divisions and offices across the department and will pursue any appropriate charges to disrupt not only the wealthy Russians but their facilitators as well Charlie palette Bloomberg radio Yet another losing week on Wall Street marking the fourth losing week in the last 5 Uncertainty about the war in Ukraine and high inflation have continued to batter markets As for the market backdrop and what's ahead Patrick Armstrong is chief investment officer at wealth There's going to be a lot of volatility The environment we're in it's not a short term environment I think we're in the probably for years to come a stagflationary environment where the pendulum has swung from globalization outsourcing manufacturing to where things can be done cheaper to have protectionist environment where there's sanctions and trade wars and real wars unfortunately The S&P 500 fell 2.9% this week The Dow dropped to 2% and the NASDAQ lost a three and a half percent for the week 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 Broadcasting.
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"I'm Scott Carr And I've done these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom Investors are bracing themselves for more geopolitical turbulence as Russia's invasion and the war in Ukraine becomes more painful for both sides on the ground Anastasia amarosa chief investment strategist at I capital says she thinks investors should be ready for the war to impact financial markets this week as Putin digs in The escalation is more likely than deescalation I mean if you are in the shoes of Vladimir Putin who is trying to get something some support a payoff for this unspeakable invasion then the type of back down is probably not now Emeralds also says this is starting to dawn on investors Lutes is cutting its rating on Russia to see a from B three with outlook negative not surprising as Russia and Russian companies scramble to figure out how to make payments on debts as a sanctions block use of Russia's reserves of dollars Another key currencies Ross now to guest problem among the companies that have dollar payments do soon As does the Russian government itself And Putin has signed a decree saying companies will be allowed to pay hostile foreign creditors in rubles and for a full list of Russian companies with payments due soon Well you can find that on the Bloomberg terminal Jeff Rosenberg senior portfolio manager at BlackRock financial says all this is really putting the fed between a rock and a hard place as it tries to fight inflation while the war in Ukraine reaches Clearly here the shock to commodities the negative supply shock prolonging the inflationary environment is going to make this a little bit more durable in terms of market impact and economic impact as a geopolitical shock And Rosenberg with us there on Bloomberg radio And Cupertino based Apple is set in April 11 deadline for corporate employees to return to in person work and will more on that coming up here on 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 a 120 countries In the newsroom I'm Denise Pellegrini This is Bloomberg Bloomberg opinion informed perspectives and expert data driven commentary on breaking news Welcome to Bloomberg opinion on Bloomberg radio bringing you news comments on insights from Bloomberg opinions worldwide team of editors and columnists I'm your host June Grasso This week some Republican leaders draw scrutiny for comments about Vladimir Putin A party which 30 years ago 40 years ago was led by a person who called the Soviet Union the evil empire Now it's led by a person who can't find anything bad to say about a guy who's trying to destroy democracy Also on the show America is more energy independent than ever So why are gas prices so high We're still part of the global oil market when prices go up somewhere else They go up here Plus will 2022 really become the biggest travel year to date Some obstacles may prevent that from happening The big danger is whether it's geopolitical or inflation will kind of stop that in its tracks But first CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky recently announced new mask wearing guidance as the country moves forward through the coronavirus pandemic We want to give people a break from things like mask wearing when our levels are low And then have the ability to reach for them again should things get worse in the future Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic we're beginning to learn of its collateral damage One of the largest is COVID's disruption to cancer prevention and care Screenings and treatments were put off with serious consequences Bloomberg opinion columnist Lisa Jarvis says there's a lesson to be learned in all of this The best way to get back on track is to ease access to doctors How vulnerable are cancer patients to COVID Cancer patients are among the most vulnerable That's because often the drugs that they're taking to treat their cancer make them immunosuppressed which means that even if they get vaccinated they might not elicit the same kind of immune response that you or I do And so that makes them very vulnerable Even as we start to take off masks and reopen society there's still going to be at risk for contracting COVID and having a very serious case of it You have a personal story Tell us about it That's right In October of 2021 my father in law was diagnosed with late stage pancreatic cancer And it really was complicated by the pandemic from the point that he was diagnosed which happens when he went into the hospital in severe pain and it was overrun with COVID patients And so he was tucked in a hallway overnight He had to sleep there and then the next day was delivered this very bleak diagnosis alone because of COVID He wasn't allowed to have any family with him once he was admitted So his journey kind of continued from there and COVID really affected the way that he received care and his overall experience as a cancer patient This led you to consider the effects of COVID on the screening for cancer Yeah maybe think a lot about ways that COVID had affected cancer prevention care research One of those is screening So as you and I both know in the spring of 2020 everything shut down and they canceled appointments that were for any kind of basic need and that included preventative screenings for things like colon cancer and breast cancer And so we saw something like 10 million fewer diagnostic screens between January and July of 2020 And those things started to open back up that backlog persists And so the worry is that as people continue to delay getting those preventative screenings that when they finally do go in and get that kind of test they're going to come in at a point where their cancer is more advanced and harder to treat And also I've heard from people that the backlogs there are unusually long backlogs to get those cancer screening tests That's completely true I mean I'm at an age where I'm supposed to start getting colonoscopies which don't seem very fun It's easy to put it off but my own doctor had me wait a full year because right now they're still seeing people who have some sort of symptom that make them want to put them at the front of the line So this is something that really could persist for a while and one concern is that when people do finally come in and they may have a more advanced cancer than they would have if they'd gotten tested 6 months or a year ago that the healthcare infrastructure isn't quite there to support them after these last two pandemic years So what are some suggestions of how to handle this or how to support it I think one thing that happened during the pandemic that was positive and was necessary but let's hope we keep it is that the cancer community changed the way that some of the rules for how they do clinical trials but also just provide care So if you.
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"The Russian invasion of Ukraine the president of that nation volodymyr zelensky saying Russia plans to attack the southern port city of Odessa a new video from the president today says if the Russian attack proceeds it will be a war crime The office of the UN high commissioner for refugees says that over a one and a half million refugees have left the Ukraine for neighboring countries over the past ten days the office says it's the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II a temporary ceasefire is underway to allow for thousands to evacuate the port city of Mario pole in southern Ukraine as many as 400,000 people are expected to evacuate that city which finds itself encircled by Russian troops Reports say 25 of the United States 28 Republican governors are calling on President Biden to increase U.S. energy production in an effort to restore America's energy dependence they say the governor's call specifically for restarting construction at the Keystone XL pipeline This has been a special report The Russian invasion of Ukraine I'm Scott Carr And I've done these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom The money or lack of money story front and center this morning as Vladimir Putin tries to stave off defaults as sanctions start to bite And Putin is now signed a decree saying Russia and Russian companies will be allowed to pay hostile foreign creditors in rubles And angelos and fellow at CSIS says the crumbling Russian economy may have Putin actually holding back on Ukraine militarily to avoid the ban on Russian oil the U.S. and allies are threatening Putin really needs to keep those flows flows going for his own regime stability that he might be compelled to consider changing certain tactics maybe refraining from the use of certain weapons Some sort of limitation to be met in response by a reduction in pressure from the west At lowson also says Russia's economy is really on the brink of collapse The IMF warning Russia's war with Ukraine and the sanctions will have a severe impact on the global economy It says the situation is fluid It's warning price shocks could impact poor households the most as food and fuel costs rise And as the abnormality of war intensifies in Ukraine things are actually getting more normal in the U.S. for many as COVID cases Now apple is set in April 11th deadline for corporate employees to return to in person work And we get more on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet It marks a key test of whether the tech giant can reestablish office life in the era of zoom According to a memo sent by CEO Tim Cook employees will be required to work from the office at least one day a week by that date by three weeks after April 11th employees will be expected in the office twice a week and on May 23rd employees will have to be in the office at least three days a week on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays Thank you Charlie and global news 24 hours a day I dared on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries In the newsroom I'm Denise Pellegrini This is Bloomberg.
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"End to the winter surge of virus infections I'm Julie Ryan And family dollars recalling some of their products after an FDA inspection found rodents in the company's Arkansas warehouse some of the items being recalled include cosmetics medical devices medications and food products And that's the latest I'm Jim Forbes There are quite a few people who are upset over the sentencing of a former Minnesota police officer who killed an unarmed black man The daily mail reports a crowd of about 100 protesters were outside of what is believed to be judge Regina choose Minneapolis condo building on Friday night On Friday two sentence Kim Potter to 16 months in prison and 8 months of supervised release for killing daunte Wright during a traffic stop last year Closing arguments are set to resume Monday in the federal hate crimes trial of the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud Arbery in Georgia Scott Carr has the very latest NBC reports the jury had heard several witnesses testifying about racist and discriminatory remarks and rants that two of the men father and son Greg and Travis mcmichael had made they along with neighbor William roddy Bryan chased our Brie through their coastal Georgia neighborhood in trucks after spotting him running by their homes in February 2020 The three men cornered the 25 year old and Travis mcmichael fatally shot him with a shotgun All three men were convicted of murder and a state trial in November all three have pleaded not guilty to the federal hate crime charges I'm Scott Carr Lawsuits filed against former president Trump in connection with last year's capitol riot can move forward a federal judge said Trump doesn't have immunity from litigation and denied his request to toss the civil lawsuits Police officers at the U.S. capitol on January 6th and democratic House members sued the ex-president saying he was responsible for sparking the attack The judge did dismiss lawsuits filed against Donald Trump Jr. and Rudy Giuliani and a key member of the showtime Lakers is among the 11 finalists announced for the basketball Hall of Fame Michael Cooper was a 5 time first team NBA all defensive team selection and the league's defensive player of the year for the 1986 87 season the class of 2022 will be announced on April 2nd I'm Jim Forbes Now those Bloomberg sports update were just hours away from the end of the Beijing winter games with a closing ceremony this morning The U.S. failed to meddle in the mixed team finals and Alpine skiing and event postponed from Saturday Germany took gold with Francesco Friedrich and silver with Johann's lochner in the four man bobsled Great Britain won golden women's curling Maybe a while before the silver medal winning U.S. figure skating team gets their medals after their appeal was rejected by the court of arbitration for sport their medals not expected to be handed out until the doping case of Russian skater Camila Vallejo is finalized Commissioner Adam silver says about 50 or so of the 60 living members of the NBA's top 75 players of all time will be in Cleveland tonight for the All-Star Game one player who is very excited about the game taking place in his home state LeBron James You know I remember a 97 when a last All-Star Game was here I think I was 12 years old at that point in time and me and my Friends wishing we could come up here to Cleveland and see the likes of Mike and all those guys that was in that all star weekend remember seeing Kobe is rookie year when the dunk contest to be here 25 years later It's a remarkable thing It's pretty cool James the captain of one team they injured Kevin Durant of the nets captains the other team The slam dunk competition won by OB topic of the Knicks Karl Anthony towns took the three point shooting contest in the college game seat and hauled it to Paul's 66 64 Yukon with a 72 61 win over Xavier and Bill Francis the rangers legend and hockey Hall of Famer has died He was 95 The Steelers announcing the hiring of former dolphins head coach Brian Flores as a defense of assistant and linebackers coach Flores filed a lawsuit against the NFL the Giants the dolphins and the Broncos alleging discrimination in the interview process with the Giants in Denver and it is firing by Miami When the Bloomberg sports update I'm Frank charity This is balance and power with David Weston The state of America and 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 The fed has to raise rights 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 particular has upended America's supply chains Balance of power with given Weston on Bloomberg radio Coming up this hour is.
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"I'm Scott Carr You're listening to Bloomberg opinion on Bloomberg radio I'm June grosso The jobs boom is leaving more men behind That's the title of the most recent column from Bloomberg opinions Allison schrager who says the key to getting men back in the workforce starts in high school So what do the stats show is happening during the recession as far as men leaving the workforce Well I mean that was the thing that I found most striking there wasn't necessarily a business cycle no longer term structural issue which is a lot of men have been leaving the labor force And it kind of interacts with the business cycle And that every recession a lot of men lose their jobs or leave their jobs and they just never come back And that happened with a Great Recession It happened with the recession in 2001 And it also has happened with the pandemic is that anyway unemployment is pretty low almost as low as it was before the pandemic labor force participation among men is still almost the whole point lower What men are most likely to drop out of the workforce Like I said I actually just say a whole point lower These are prime edge These are men aged 25 to 54 So some people retire But primaries is what you really want to worry about because these are people who should be working And what we're seeing is mostly men with a high school education or less tend to be the ones who leave and don't come back And has anyone analyzed the reasons why they might be dropping out Yeah I mean this has been a mystery that's been troubling our economist for a lot of years I mean some of it might be that if you don't have a lot of education it's a harder economy to make money in now I mean a lot of routine jobs are disappearing So it could be it's just harder to find a job Americans move less So if you're in a region that lost a lot of jobs to technology or globalization there might just not be jobs in your area It also could be impact of the opioid epidemic There's two theories there one is despair that you're so upset about not having a job that you're going to take opiates The other is that you end up with an opioid prescription and ends up taking over your life So it means you have to be on disability and don't work There's also a rather intriguing theory which is we have better leisure options Like before what would you do if you're a home all day Now you can play video games or watch good TV So not getting a job is a little bit more compelling than it used to be How does it compare to women How often are women dropping out of the workforce I mean we see some with the pandemic as you would expect because of all the child care issues But women it's been an opposite trend For a lot of years women were entering a labor force as you'd expect with birth control More women's equality for years we have this trend of more women entering the labor force But as leveled off it hasn't gone down We don't see women leaving the labor force quite as much but we don't see the gains we are seeing that started in the 1960s So this dropout how does it affect families and how does it affect the economy as a whole Well I mean if you can imagine it's terrible But just from an economic perspective I mean this is a sizable population And the more people you have working and engaged with the economy the more the whole economy grows the more people benefit also socially it's very destructive This could be a reason of the causality still uncertain about why there's less marriage about life families are less secure If you have a non working father the son is less likely to get education and work himself As I said the reason why I brought up the brothel in the beginning of this story was that I was just struck by how many women I met in the broth of came from families were none of them then worked or if they're a man who worked intended to be the grandfather And just you had this just women who lived in communities were very few men worked And I'm not saying that's why they ended up in the brothel But I think that's another example of how destructive this can be What kind of policies could change this Well you know I think it's a hard nut to crack It's hard to actually execute this A lot of the policies are around training you know if the problem is is that there's just not jobs if their skill has been like well let's give them the skills And so then we tend to turn to community college Although I think in a lot of ways the evidence for community college is not that compelling often because community college programs don't give people the skills they need There's high dropout rates And to some degree I think that's a bandaid for what's really broken which is not a great secondary school education So I think we could improve that Maybe offer more vocational programs instead of high school that used to be more of a thing It's still a thing but it's not as common as it used to be So I think that's a big thing And also I think making it easier to innocent a little unusual to encourage entrepreneurship I mean there's a lot of ways even if you don't have a lot of skills you can now work you can do various forms of gig works and platforms So we could do things to make that easier to get people more engaged in the labor force Thanks Allison That's Allison schrager columnist for Bloomberg opinion Let's turn now to something that motivates us all to work harder Bonuses But does it always Every employee welcomes their big annual checks but Bloomberg opinion Sarah green Carmichael says ones that are bigger than expected and bigger than those of their colleagues seem to have the biggest effect How.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"scott carr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Sunday So over the moon to have landed that talks about them I'm Scott Carr And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom An off duty New York City police officer was shot in the foot Saturday as he was leaving a vigil at a Manhattan community center It was the 7th time and NYPD officer has been shot this year The shooting happened around four 30 p.m. near Broadway and 138th street in the borough's manhattanville neighborhood The officer was taken to Mount Sinai morningside hospital in stable condition and is expected to make a full recovery No arrests have been made In the week ahead investors will continue to position themselves for what they think the Federal Reserve will do with regard to interest rates Brad McMillan is chief investment officer at Commonwealth financial network The fed came out and said yes we are going to raise rates and the market reacted And then the market took back took a step back and said but wait a minute the economy is really doing well So earnings are going to be fine valuations are a little bit lower but on the whole onward network And I think that's where we're going On Thursday we get inflation data in the form of the consumer price index for January We'll have America's workers are ready to pile pressure on their employers as they play a risky game with their bosses the story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet They have spent the past two years heating their bosses and the pandemics unprecedented demands they have watched products disappear from shelves inflation surge and their paychecks purchasing power shrink According to a nationally representative survey conducted by the Harris poll for Bloomberg news America's workers now want more much more about 55% say they are likely to seek out job offers from other companies to get raises of their current firms Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm susannah Palmer This is Bloomberg This is the Bloomberg business of sports show re explore the big money issues in the world of sports and Michael Barr I'm scarlet Phil And I'm Mike Lynn Can he cross the line first In his own I remember seeing that I can't say what I said at first because I'm like oh my goodness gracious and I'm sure you've heard that before he is the most decorated winter Olympian in U.S. history That was Hall of Fame short track speed skater Apollo Ono capturing the gold at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Italy and we are pleased to have him on the show Thank you for joining us Thanks for having me The first thing I have to start any athlete in the Olympics Literally the world is watching I can't imagine the pressure that is on any athlete at that time Well there's a tremendous amount of pressure I think for every athlete but there's also I think a tremendous amount of joy and happiness that they have trained so hard They have made this Olympic team and now metaphorically speaking to kind of ripping open the curtain to show the world and themselves all of that hard work and dedication in that split moment in time So while I think that there's obviously a ton of external pressure that we've seen that kind of leaks into the athlete mentality but really most important is that the optics are there and they've been through this process before The ice rink is exactly the same as it was two years ago one year ago three months ago There's nothing that's actually changed in mechanically but I think we do definitely host this competition on a bicycle And because of that it feels like a decade or sometimes two decades is really teetering on this moment in time that only lasts 40 seconds long Also part of the game is when you win and you get a gold medal put around your neck You get lots of opportunities to monetize However we're in a situation now where athletes travel all the way to China They may test positive They may be in quarantine when they're supposed to be competing That takes away that possibility for them to get those endorsements How do you think that plays out I mean how much of that is part of an Olympian's journey I think the cold hard truth about the Olympic journey is not really been financially incentivized in the same way that perhaps many other professional sports are You're absolutely right when an athlete goes through with the games and something happens that perhaps is outside of the control They get sick they test positive Something weird happens where they're just not on their game And then you take that dickhead long Sacrifice and dedication And at least from an outside perspective looks like it's gone forever And there's no real value there And so it is tough right A fleeting window in which an Olympic athlete wins a medal and then goes on television shows does the media circuit is celebrated by Brad's embraced by Americans all over the country Seems to at least from the data we've seen be getting shorter shorter And by the way that 15 minutes of fame was really short before I was very blessed in my career to be able to receive a lot of that.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"scott carr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Concert last night the 28 year old whose real name Darryl Caldwell was reportedly stabbed at the neck backstage at the once upon a time festival organizers had to pull the plug on the show early I'm Scott Carr And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom President Joe Biden is set to warn the nation about remaining unvaccinated in a speech Tuesday as the omicron variant of the coronavirus spreads New York State reported 21,908 cases on Saturday breaking a record for the entire pandemic for a second consecutive day New reported on Macron cases in the UK tripled in a day with experts saying England almost is certain to be suffering hundreds of thousands of daily cases of the new variant London was put under an emergency alert as the UK government was reported to be considering a two week ban on people in England gathering indoors The final Saturday Night Live episode of the year last night had to make changes for the spike in COVID-19 cases There was no live studio audience and the musical guest Charlie X CX had to drop out because of limited cast and crew Goldman Sachs says $100 barrel oil can not be ruled out in 2023 as supply additions are expected to be too slow to keep up with record demand The story from Bloomberg's Shirley pellet Goldman says while the bank's base forecast is for Brent to stay around $85 next year and 2023 it could breach triple digits through either higher cost inflation for drillers or if an unexpected supply shortfall forces prices to spike high enough to destroy demand The bank sees the recent sell off as overdone on unnecessary concerns about a related restrictions and expects investors to buy the dip once asset managers reallocate money next year Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Buck showalter has been hired as the New York mets manager bringing him back to the Big Apple to take over his 5th major league team Metz owner Steve Cohen announced the move yesterday afternoon on Twitter 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.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"scott carr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I'm Scott Carr This is Bloomberg Wall Street week with David Weston from Bloomberg radio We've talked about the fed and monetary policy Let's turn now to fiscal policy The bottom administration now at the end of its first year must be thinking a little bit about whether there are any mid course corrections might make specifically on the question of inflation that Larry summers has talked so often about Larry summers are a special contributor because remained with us So Larry what about what the administration could do Put aside the fed with the administration could do on the front of inflation So look I think we need to be honest and we need to recognize that the main action The overwhelming action is with monetary policy and it's with the overall posture of fiscal policy The overall posture of fiscal policy has been substantially sat Unfortunately set by the mistakenly large fiscal stimulus that was enacted at the beginning of 2021 The administration's moving towards doing the right things The spro release was probably a constructive step but as we saw they released the spro and immediately after the release the price of oil actually went up That's because the release was a little smaller than many people expected It's because unlike after Libya the Europeans didn't join in the spro release It's because the whole thing had been widely telegraphed for the last few weeks So probably if this whole sprout thing had not happened oil would be a few dollars higher but we've kind of done it and we are where we are where we are I think the administration should do what it can to encourage oil supply in the United States but I think it's mostly developments in capital markets not public policies that are driving where we are on oil I was just gonna say just to be clear sprout is the strategic petroleum reserve for some people who aren't as conversant with this as you are But you guys are like low hanging fruit I was going to ask about other possible regulatory relief such as tariff relief for example So I think the administration does need to find its way to more rapid action on tariffs I think it's plausible that they could take up to half a percent maybe even 1% out of the inflation rate over the next 18 months with properly strategic tariff reform but that's going to require them to adopt a more forward looking attitude towards trade than they have already I think if they could emphasize by cheap rather than buy America that would be constructive as well I think as they look at their various regulatory agendas they need to think about which ones are imposing costs on business and be careful These are all steps that I think are significant But they're not ultimately what is going to determine the outcome and why I've tried to speak to them I think it's very important not to divert attention from the central issue which is the management of demand and the recognition of overheating The truth is that we don't have slack in our labor market today And there isn't room for more demand to employ more people without unsustainable inflation And I wish it was otherwise the people who say that more demand does enormously good things for disadvantaged people are absolutely correct but you have to do things that are sustainable if you want them to be sustained And we're in the unsustainable place right now in terms of how hard we're pushing and pressing the economy Laura let me ask about one other regulatory initiative potential We've heard President Biden more than once say he wants the FTC to look into the oil companies whether they're gouging right now if I can put it that way because the price of oil going down has not been reflected the pump There are reports from Bloomberg and elsewhere that perhaps the administration's thinking about a broader ranging use of antitrust and perhaps other laws and regulations to really go after people that they think are passing along price increases Does that make sense Look we need stricter antitrust enforcement in America One of the things I'm encouraged by about the Biden administration is that they're going to bring us stricter enforcement of the antitrust law in America That is a very important thing Where there are abuses they should be corrected If anybody thinks that gouging is an important cause of our current inflation they are dead wrong And a policy approach to inflation that put some theory of gouging or exploitation or bad corporate behavior at the center of policy would be economic Ivermectin It would be a dangerous and false diagnosis and a prescription for a very real and serious problem I think the administration won't go that way I certainly hope it will not go that way And if it does it will be a very dangerous sign that they are overly responsive to the hard democratic left which I have to say I think has been the source of many of their difficulties Larry when we turn back next week to the build back better plan We'll have Congress back in session They're going to negotiate any more You said you don't think unbalanced it's that bad on the inflation front You think there are a lot of good things in there But what could be done to improve it from your point of view Let me be very clear If I had to vote up or down on it I would definitely vote up Let me be equally clear that I think over time it will make substantial contributions to making American society both richer and fairer and more sustainable in its environmental impacts That said I'd be more comfortable with the measure David If there wasn't quite as much fiscal stimulus in the first few years and I think it's an easy way to achieve that The.
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"scott carr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Home in Malibu Jenny O'Connor as she was known was a jazz singer in the big band era when she met Henry Mancini while both were playing in the Tex Beneke orchestra They married in 1947 and stayed together until Henry died from cancer in 1994 She founded the Henry man city institute Jenny Mancini was 95 I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Don't look for Saudi Arabia to help oil prices come down in the U.S. That according to analysts at vital group the world's biggest independent oil trader told Bloomberg today that Saudi Arabia is larger than expected rise in oil prices is a signal it'll continue to resist U.S. pressure to pump faster Saudi Aramco hiked December prices for customers in Asia the U.S. and Europe on Friday This is a day after OPEC plus stuck to its plan to boost output only at a gradual pace Mike Muller the head of Asia for vital says the Saudis are unlikely to change stance nymex crude was last quoted at 81 27 a barrel China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply chain disruptions Data from the general administration of customs show exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 billion That was the 13th straight month of double digit growth and exceeded economists expectations of a 22.8% gain Imports increased 20.6% leaving a trade surplus in China of $84.54 billion The Labor Department issues the consumer price index on Wednesday and economists anticipate the data is going to show October's inflation rate closed in on the 6% mark More from Bloomberg's vinyl Judas Bloomberg economics sees the consumer price index running at the hottest pace in three decades Chalk it up to the tangled supply chain coming out of the pandemic and elevated commodity costs energy for example we may not see a peak until 2022 Any doubt should ace Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I am Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg This is Bloomberg best Bloomberg best is off the insight in the context that we get from our guests It's a great way to catch up on some of the stories you might have missed on the Bloomberg Stories you're not going to find in any other news organization I'm Ed Baxter and I'm to these Pellegrini On this weekend edition of Bloomberg best Abby Joseph Cohen on inflation The expectation of my Goldman Sachs economist colleagues is that we will start to see that calm down Bank of America's Brian moynihan on fighting global warming There's a lot of pressure on banks because our clients are demanding this Our investors are demanding this And what next for stable coins They're either going to zero if the regulator said you can't have them or they're going to a trillion followed by 10 trillion Bloomberg best Bloomberg's best stories of the week powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries around the world And it's been another week where we.
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"Passed away J black and his band had many pop hits in the 60s including this magic moment come a little bit closer Jay black died of pneumonia on Saturday He was 82 I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Treasury secretary Janet Yellen said she expects prices to remain high through the first half of 2022 But she rejected criticism that the U.S. risks losing control of inflation Yellen speaking on CNN's State of the Union today said the current situation reflects temporary pain Earnings reports continue to roll in this week Chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse securities says recent supply chain shortages are good for earnings Earnings benefit from the shortages And I know that that sounds really bizarre but they're getting tons of pricing power Watch for companies this week to report including Amazon Apple caterpillar and Coca-Cola Doctor Anthony Fauci says it's probably a good idea to stick with the same vaccine when getting a booster But in recent interviews he noted studies show that mixing and matching is also fine Here he is speaking on ABC We would hope that people if available would get the boost from the original product but if not there's the flexibility of what we're calling mixing and matching His comments followed the CDC director Rachel walensky signing off on recommendations for booster shots for Moderna and Johnson & Johnson after an approval for a Pfizer booster American Express is revamp of its platinum card is paying off We get more about that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet Card spending accelerated from pre-pandemic levels and the company signed up more customers than ever for the premium product helping overall revenue top analyst estimates in the third quarter The refreshed card comes with a bevy of new parks including access to private jets and additional statement credits It also comes with a higher annual price tag of $695 Charlie pellet 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 am Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg Broadcasting from the financial capital of the.
NBC Nightly News
George Floyd's Sister Reacts To Derek Chauvin Trial
"In minneapolis. Jury selection finally got underway today in the murder trial of a former police officer accused of killing. George floyd gave gutierrez. Is there good morning members of the jury panel today. The painstaking process began. Have you been exposed any media coverage have a strong respect for law enforcement. Is that right. It seems to me that you have a belief that people of color are treated differently by the system. The prosecution ended the defense taking on the monumental task of seating a jury in the murder trial. Derek chauvin a former minneapolis. Police officer charged with second degree murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd. Is it really possible to find anyone who either hasn't seen this video or isn't familiar with this case. No it doesn't mean a skilled attorney kit. Make sure they can still say they'll follow the law and be able to serve on the jury jurors home after perspective jurors were abruptly sent home monday. The judge is now plowing ahead even with swirling questions about whether he third degree murder charge might be at it. It's kind of surreal right now. But we have to basically relive this whole situation all over again in court. Monday sheldon's attorney signal that floyd's drug use would be a key part of the defense strategy alleged at chewed up pills were found inside the back of the police. Scott carr after officers had struggled to get floyd inside. They are in socked methamphetamine inside and they contain the dna. George floyd at one point. Floyd sister left the courtroom. You walked out briefly i did. I did because i needed to take a breath. He was bringing up things that did not matter. Gay joins us live from outside the courthouse. Gave any idea how long it'll take to pick a jury. Well lester. Three weeks have been allotted but it could be much shorter. Three jurors were selected today. Opening statements are scheduled for march twenty. Nine lester gay gutierrez in minneapolis. Thank
The Lead
The Boy Who Inspired Baltimore
"With twenty twenty now officially in the books we're taking one last look back at the year in sports and replaying our very favorite episode of twenty twenty. It's about baltimore's most unforgettable young sports fan mugabe who passed away from cancer. The athletics brit girly spoke with us about mos- brief incredible life and a moment after his death that she'll never forget from wondering on the athletic. I'm kavita davidson. And i'm under scotto. This is the lead so britt tell us about the earliest days of mugabe's life mokaba first few months of his life which state regular newborn infant and around about nine months. His mother sasi saw photo of him. In which is is just white she went and got him checked out and it turned out that he had cancer anywhere so he had it in the back he was a kid who spent seventy five percent of his young life in the hospital constantly getting aggressive chemotherapy or a life of sickness and never got better. How did mow become such a big sports fan. It came from his mother sans e who made no bones about it. I'll be back forth lethem level. When did move. I come onto the radar of baltimore. Sports fans around the age of nine mo- decided that he was going to call in to this afternoon. Show five seven. Jeremy khan and scott carr so or the two anchors and they get a call from a nine year old kid and jeremy's berry aware that sometimes kids are shy or they don't know what to say i mean he had his confidence his swagger about that i thought was so cool when he would call in and then it just months and loved the ravens at orioles so much it just really really shown through. Thank you walk. Can we get picking booking shot. Pick right there. What's funny is santi was working during the day. She had no idea for months. That son was becoming this fixture on this afternoon drive show in baltimore working with the school that work now. She had no idea how famous her son was getting a good no say that again do that again. Cool man and it was all of the jones different things you started getting his own theme music. really funny and engaging kid once you get a chance even the most hardin cremona callers were like. Yeah i love bow and no one knew. He was sick for a very long time and it wasn't until the promotions director was like mugabe. I've seen that kid a cancer events for their sister station. Jeremy wasn't even sure they were talking about the same kid. He saw video of mo and he realized that voice. That voice was coming out of this little boy in a wheelchair who conveyed nothing of the pain and thorough medical procedures that he had already been through never had anything negative to say about anyone. He never talked about any issue with body nation. Change us old. You're already in trouble. Nationwide think so. I'm not the. I'm not kidding. And his legend grew within the community. The ravens heard about him only say mo on free. What do i pitch for the orioles in two thousand seventeen. We have very special kid with us. Mo- gabby he is a baltimore. Sports celebrity of source smo- and he was under the impression he was throwing the first pitch of the game out. he thought he was throwing jacoby. Ellsbury kind of ex cotton unbelievable. I'd never turn out a first pitch for a game. I'll try out. I'll i'll i'll tell you that. Try not to get the yankee players. They hit the ball. I liked them to do is get a strike that start off. They're just literally f- no stopping mo- have a great time. I hope you have a wonderful kids. Opening day. camden yard. Thank you for having me. And then he also became the first person in history to announce a draft pick for the ravens on a braille card. Oh take it away wet. Oh sorry he was becoming a worldwide sensation. His braille teacher visual assistant at school. Leach said that she was opening cards from kenya. And blow would be like. Wow that's on the other side of the world. He was just sort of starting to grasp. How big of a deal
Bernie and Sid in the Morning
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe resigns, government reshuffle expected
"Minister shortly after the French president's office announced his resignation. Respondents got car has more from Washington amid an expected government reshuffle. French President Emmanuel Macron prices outgoing Prime Minister Edward Phillips outstanding work in the past three years. The reshuffle comes days after a green wave swept over France and local election, Macron saw his young centrist party defeated in France's biggest cities. As the pandemic was peeking in the country. In March and April, Authorities came under fire for a lack of masks, tests and medical equipment before that Macron's pro business policies wide I've seen his favoring the wealthy had been hampered by the yellow vest movement in France against perceived social injustice. Scott Carr
Frank Beckmann
U.S. Agencies Say Chinese Hackers Are Trying to Steal Research on Coronavirus Vaccine
"Federal officials will issue a warning about Chinese hackers who are working to steal American research into the corona virus a New York times reports the FBI and the department of homeland security will warn China's most skilled hackers and spies are working to steal American research they cite private security firms are saying more than a dozen countries have redeployed military and intelligence hackers to glean whatever they can about other nations virus responses even American allies like South Korea and nations that don't typically stand out for their cyber abilities like Vietnam in a draft of the warning they report it focuses on cyber theft and action by non traditional actors a euphemism for researchers and students the trump administration says are being activated to steal data from academic and private labs Scott Carr
America's Morning News
Pelosi on fight against climate change: The House is 'still in it'
"Representatives of two hundred countries are gathering in Madrid for a two week summit on climate change and Scott Carr reports the US is represented house speaker Nancy Pelosi who is leading a delegation of more than a dozen members from Congress to the Spanish capital told an audience this morning at this year's cop twenty one climate summit in Madrid the U. S. is still in it that is the fight against global warming despite president trump announced withdraw from the Paris climate accord the US technically remains a member until November of
Frank Beckmann
At Last Minute, South Korea Holds Off on Leaving Intelligence Pact With Japan
"South Korea will continue military intelligence sharing agreements with Japan that previously said it would drop correspondent Scott Carr reports part of the equation has been president trump's complaints about the cost of maintaining military presence there is also concern that after already suspending major U. S. south Korean military exercises he described as ridiculous and expensive president trump may seek to reduce the US military presence in South Korea to accommodate a deal with north Korean leader Kim
News and Information with Dave Williams and Amy Chodroff
China Says U.S. Must Cut Tariffs to Reach a Trade Deal
"There are signs of progress in US China trade talks Scott Carr reports there may be a deal to gradually cancel planned terrify X. if both sides reach a first phase agreement the ministry says that based on that deal they would cancel already imposed tariffs proportionately reports out of China say Beijing is considering the removal of restrictions on poultry imports from the US president Donald Trump Angie San paying agreed last month to resume trade talks aimed at resolving a more than a year long dispute over technology and industrial
America in the Morning
America, Trump And New Hampshire discussed on America in the Morning
"America's oldest traditions might take a hit as a result of the ongoing trade war between the u._s. and china correspondent scott carr explains if president trump carries out his threat to impose tariffs other abating three hundred billion dollars in chinese goods not already hit with a twenty five percent import tax one new hampshire fireworks company says the extra cost lead the companies his raising prices have losing business is going to be very impactful in many of our small business families steve kalki c._e._o. of new hampshire's atlas pyro vision his company says he relies on china for ninety percent of the fireworks at sells the manufacturers in our suppliers in china is going to have to be shared amongst all of us that are at all these small businesses pleading with the trump administration to rethink the tariffs he notes the heights will likely hurt several
Brian Kilmeade
California court hears arguments on Trump's plan to use Pentagon funds for border wall
"A court decides border wall. Money's today federal court takes up President Trump's efforts to spend proportion money on a border wall. A federal judge in Oakland, California will hear arguments in two separate cases, correspondent Scott Carr has the story the Trump administration's moving fast. It's been five point seven billion dollars in tax payers money on a border wall. Justifying it with a declaration of a national emergency last year. Congress explicitly rejected his demand, though, did appropriate just over one point three billion leading to thirty five. Day government shutdown that ended in January, California, and nineteen other states brought on the lawsuit this era club and southern border communities coalition, brought the
WFTL Programming
Scott Carr, Researcher And Israel discussed on WFTL Programming
"As part of a research study and Israel. Scientists have printed the world's first three d heart with blood vessels. Correspondent Scott Carr. Has that? This stage scientists doing the work Ken print three pink and blue rabbit size hearts, but lead researcher, professor towel. Devere Tel Aviv university says larger human hearts, basically require the same technology. What really sets the study apart by taking a biopsy of fatty tissue. The researchers use patient's own cells and biological materials like sugars and proteins to service so called bio
KSFO Morning Show with Brian Sussman with Katie Green
U.S. trade deficit reached record high last year
"The US trade deficit jumped in December pushing the trade imbalance for all of two thousand eighteen to a decade long high of six hundred twenty one billion dollars. Scott Carr reports the plan was to make the numbers go the other way December's trade imbalance worsened into because you as imports rose two point one percent. While exports to other countries fell by one point nine percent. They report the gap between what the US cells, and what it buys from other countries rose to fifty nine point eight billion dollars in December from fifty point three billion in November, President Trump impose tariffs last year on foreign steel aluminum Chinese products on the belief the import taxes would ultimately reduce the trade imbalance, but the trade gap on good surged to record highs last year with China, Mexico and the European
Bloomberg Law
Google, Scott Carr And Francis discussed on Bloomberg Law
"Scott Carr. Francis. Data privacy watchdog is fine. Google fifty seven million dollars. It's the first penalty for a US tech giant under new European data privacy rules. Google was fine for lack of transparency inadequate information and a lack of
Bloomberg Businessweek
Nominees are in for Razzie Awards
"The r rated puppet comedy, happy time murders and the pro Republican death of a nation for which Donald Trump got a worst actor Lincoln was elected to unite a country and stop slavery Democrats assassinated him. Now, they're targeted winners will be revealed February twenty third I'm Scott Carr. Four people are on trial in Paris over an alleged scheme that fed consumers across Europe cheap. Horsemeat fraudulently labeled as beef the accused deny any wrongdoing. John trout, and I'm Mark mills. In the Bloomberg radio newsroom. The International Monetary Fund. And cut its forecast for the world economy predicting it will grow at the weakest pace in three years in two thousand nineteen and warning fresh trade tensions would spell further. Trouble in its second.
Frank Beckmann
Researcher claims to make world's first gene-edited babies
"News. Chinese researcher claims that he helped to produce the world's first genetically edited babies edited babies correspondent, Scott Carr reports. The Chinese researcher has made clear that he does not agree with using gene splicing for making cosmetic alterations in children. At least that's his claim. He says he did it for another reason. He also makes clear the recent for his experiment was to give a couple babies that are sure to be free of the HIV virus, the father is HIV positive surgery removed the tollway through each HIV. Enter fact, people there's no independent confirmation of the claim, gene in humans is banned in the US because such DNA changes can pass to future generations and experts say risks harming other
Doug Stephan
Scott Carr, Obama and Ryan Zinke discussed on Doug Stephan
"Trump administration rollback of an Obama era rule designed to curb methane pollution in the fight against climate change. Here's Scott Carr. Methane is the main component of natural gas and a highly potent contributor to climate change. Now, the bureau of land management wants to undo at twenty sixteen rule that had forced energy companies to capture the methane. That's wasted through leaks or intentional releases during oil and gas drilling critics say the rollback called for by interior secretary. Ryan Zinke will vastly increase the amounts of methane being released into the atmosphere. Within hours of the announcement, Tuesday, attorney general for California and New Mexico filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to reinstate the 2016 rule which had been tied up with lawsuits since its
Trump administration mulls new college rules for sexual misconduct cases: NYT
"Bear is reportedly a move underway and, President Trump's education department to bolster the rights of college students, accused of, sexual misconduct, correspondent, Scott, Carr, has, more, in, Washington New policies being prepared by the department of education encourages schools to provide more support for victims of sex, crimes while the New York Times, reports, also, bolstering, the, rights, of, those accused of sexual assault harassment or rape under the guidance of education, secretary, Betsy, DeVos, the, report, says the. Rules narrow the definition of sexual harassment holding schools accountable. Only for formal complaints that go through, certain authorities and only for possible Crimes that. Occur on campus the rules seem to be a response to complaints from college and university, administrators that previous rules burden them with bureaucratic. Mandates, they had. Little to do, with assault, or
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Turkey's economy suffers amid U.S. sanctions and tariffs
"Amidst a diplomatic spat between, Turkey of the US which has helped trigger a Turkish currency crisis a lawyer for the fifty year old, renewed, an appeal Tuesday for his release vice President Mike Pence made an. Appeal last month to bring sanctions against Turkey until pastor Andrew Brunson is, for now, Turkish media reports a court in Izmir has rejected an appeal for his release as Turkish officials announced heavy new tariffs on Some American products including cars alcohol and tobacco the Turkish vice president tweeting the tariffs are in response to what he. Calls the deliberate attack of the US administration on our
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Google tracks and records your movements even if you turn off Location History
"Now when Associated, Press investigation shows Google. Is recording users whereabouts as they go, about their day even if they use privacy settings supposed to prevent it. From, doing that Furthermore even searches that have nothing to do with location are, pinned with precise coordinates linked to the Google account down to. The square foot it's an issue affecting some two billion users of Android devices and hundreds of millions of iphone users worldwide that use Google for. Maps or