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"Ever notice how you come across somebody once in a while that you shouldn't have messed with. That's my and you can call them at 877-381-3811. Gavin Newsom has helped to destroy the once great state of California. He is actually a very stupid man. Stop puts Greece in his hair. You think Adam Schiff is a pencil neck as rush used to come. I think Newsom wins that by at least four inches. But let me show you what a coward and fraud this man is. An ABC News thinks this is so important, it's his second top news story on its site. California governor Gavin Newsom announced today the state will not be doing business with Walgreens Boots Alliance over its decision not to dispense an abortion pill. Last week the national pharmacy chain said it would not distribute my prostate in 20 states after conservative attorneys general threatened legal action. And a tweet Newsom criticized decision writing California won't be doing business with Walgreens. Or any company that cowers to the extremists and puts women's lives at risk were done. speaks. That is how a full speaks. They're not going to sell these pills. That doesn't mean women in California can't get abortions. But this company is taking a neutral position on the issue. It's not taking a position on abortion. It sang we're not selling these pills. We're not getting involved in this. But for Gavin Newsom, apparently every would be childbearing woman. Is at risk. Putting women's lives at risk. You know, it's interesting. One statistic that's never made available. At least not in a very significant way. So that we could all just say it off the tip of our tongues. It's how many women actually are denied abortions. And then die. Do we know that number, mister producer? Is it even a statistic they keep? Because it's a line that people like Gavin Newsom use all the time. Gavin Newsom, who cheated on his wife, and I'm not talking about Kimberly. With the wife of his chief of staff, I believe. It's a man of great moral fortitude. Standing for women, of course. Now what does this do to the people of California? I mean, maybe Walgreens will say, you know what? We've had it with California. We're going to get the hell out of here. Our stores are robbed, left and right. We can't make any money given the tax rates here in this state. We're going to leave here like everybody else who has two brain cells to rub together is doing. If they can, poor leaving California. This is a guy's busy banning stuff. All right, we're going to ban Walgreens from anyhow. We're going to ban gasoline engines. We're going to shut up you, idiot. You moron. And by the way, as far as fossil fuels go, when you think that grease comes, it put in your hair. What do you think that comes from you, jerk? Comes from petroleum oil. Little dabble, do you dummy? So Walgreens should say thank you and goodbye. Don't worry, there'll be plenty of abortion bills appeals in the state of California. Just like there's going to be plenty of IOUs, plenty of illegal immigrants, plenty of crime, plenty of homeless. Who wants to listen to this jackass? He wants to be president of the United States. Can you imagine? And yet, he'll probably get 70 million votes if he runs. He'd done McRae. He gave it that with the spittle coming down the chain. Then anyway, there you have it. Which was once the greatest state in the nation. And look, I'm not even a Californian. It was the greatest state in the nation. It was the place to go if he wanted to start a business. It was the place to go. If you're an entrepreneur, somebody who loved liberty, it was the Florida of its day. Let me put it to you that way. Taxes were low, regulations were low. The population was booming. People wanted to be in California. They wanted to be there for the weather. They wanted to be there for the scenery. They wanted to be in. Now everybody's had the hell do I get out of here? That's your Democrat party right there. And then they want them to be president Gavin news. Why not? We had Obama who had accomplished absolutely nothing in his life. We have Biden, who's even worse. In terms of accomplishments, the guy shuffles along, bumps his head, can't walk up staff, hey, hey, hey, he's a good guy. And now we have no. Who is a proven, complete disaster? It's the same party that nominated John Kerry for God's sakes. So there's Gavin Newsom. And we're done with the Walgreens. Maybe Walgreens is done with you, you, moron, and this is their one issue. Abortion on demand. The Democrats in Congress voted against saving the lives of babies who survived abortions. I want you to think about that. They're so extreme. And they support abortions that rip babies apart, right up to the end. You heard representative buck talk about this. I've talked about it, but he didn't even get into all the detail. This massive syringe that's stuck into the soft part of the top of the head of the baby, and they suck the brains out. I mean, there's babies being tortured, torn to pieces. And they talk about the woman's life. What are they talking about? The Democrats don't give a crap about anybody except people who they think are going to vote for them. Then they'll put in public policies to redistribute wealth to their supporters. Dove open borders if they think people pouring in one day vote for them and they're trying to make sure they will without voter ID and it's amazing the media. Can you prove to us? That these votes were how can I prove it when all the all the barriers on all the protections have been removed? What do you want me to prove exactly? Well, you said they voted illegal. So they take the ability to prove the ability to gather evidence away, or they enshrine the fraud. And then they said, can you prove it? Can you prove it? I can prove it. Virtually
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"Action of two EMTs who responded during the beating of Tyree Nichols by Memphis police. Reports say Jim Michael sandwich and Robert long failed to provide care to Nichols for 19 minutes during a traffic stop on January 7th. In addition, 27 minutes went by before Nichols was taken from the scene in an ambulance. He died three days later, both EMTs were fired along with a third one lieutenant Michelle Whittaker, who reportedly stayed in the fire truck the entire time. Research shows that earning a degree is almost always worthwhile, even today in terms of earning potential. Aaron real reports. Finishing college puts workers on track to earn 2.8 million over their lifetimes compared with just 1.6 million if they only had a high school diploma. This is according to research out of Georgetown university. Most Americans still agree that a college education is worthwhile when it comes to career goals and advancement. However, only half think the economic benefits outweigh the cost and young adults are particularly skeptical. This is according to a study by EC, MC group, the rising cost of college and ballooning student loan debt have played a large role in changing views about the higher education system. Actress Rebel Wilson is getting a ban from Disneyland, Wilson tells The Daily Show she got in trouble for taking a photo in a secret bathroom. She isn't saying when she took the selfie or where the bathroom is located in the park. Wilson adds that Disneyland is allowing her to choose when to serve the 30 day ban. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Amazon is pausing construction on its second headquarters near Washington, D.C., a decision that coincides with Amazon's deepest ever job cuts and a rethinking of office space in a time of growing remote work. John schottler, Amazon's real estate chief confirmed the pause in a statement to Bloomberg news. He said the company remains committed to Arlington, Virginia, where by 2030, Amazon has said it will spend a two and a half $1 billion to hire about 25,000 workers. But the construction moratorium will delay the online retailer's full arrival at its biggest real estate project. Walgreens Boots Alliance won't sell abortion pills in 20 states this after warnings by Republican attorneys general of legal action. That's going to limit the medications availability in many places where access to abortion is already restricted. A joint letter from a group of 20 Republican attorneys general warned executives at Walgreens and CVS Health that the companies could face legal consequences if they Mayo and distribute abortion medication in their states. Former treasury secretary Larry summers says the Federal Reserve should continue to be aggressive in raising interest rates to samurai in the rate of inflation. It's looking less and less likely that the right thing to do is to not raise rates by at least another 50 basis points. Some are spoke to David Westin on Bloomberg Wall Street week. The Federal Reserve next meets to discuss interest rates during the week of the 21st of March. Boeing, chief executive officer Dave Calhoun won't collect a controversial $7 million payout. The story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The reason the long delayed launch of the company's 7 77 X wide body jet, the board cited the tardy plane, as it scrapped the stock based award granted to Calhoun as a signing bonus when he was named CEO in early 2020 before the pandemic upended the industry. Vesting was contingent upon Calhoun leading Boeing to several key milestones by the end of this year, including the successful introduction and production ramp up of the 7 77 X Charlie pallet Bloomberg radio. The electric vehicle market is getting more crowded with a new entry from Volkswagen as we hear from Bloomberg's. The W is reviving the scout brand last sold in 1980 by international harvester. It's a maker of electric trucks and SUVs, a plan $2 billion factory near Columbia
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"Get your family fed and just kind of getting through the week. Even during the holiday quarter Walmart saw some higher income customers coming to do some shopping, and Feldman indicates that isn't a surprise. The consumer has been trading down the consumer sequence of values. And while target has food and some other goods needed to get people in the store calls does not, as for its customers. Exactly the part of the market that's just not spending on that product right now. Kelsey's hoping things will pick up late in the year. Joan doniger Bloomberg radio, and I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Amazon is pausing construction on its second headquarters near Washington, D.C., a decision that coincides with Amazon's deepest ever job cuts and a rethinking of office space in a time of growing remote work. John schottler, Amazon's real estate chief confirmed the pause in a statement to Bloomberg news. He said the company remains committed to Arlington, Virginia, where by 2030, Amazon has said it will spend a two and a half $1 billion to hire about 25,000 workers. But the construction moratorium will delay the online retailers full arrival at its biggest real estate project. Walgreens Boots Alliance won't sell abortion pills in 20 states this after warnings by Republican attorneys general of legal action. That's going to limit the medications availability in many places where access to abortion is already restricted. A joint letter from a group of 20 Republican attorneys general warned executives at Walgreens and CVS Health that the companies could face legal consequences if they Mayo and distribute abortion medication in their states. Former treasury secretary Larry summers says the Federal Reserve should continue to be aggressive in raising interest rates to stem arise in the rate of inflation. It's looking less and less likely that the right thing to do is to not raise rates by at least another 50 basis points. Some are spoke to David Westin on Bloomberg Wall Street week. The Federal Reserve next meets to discuss interest rates during the week of the 21st of March. Boeing, chief executive officer Dave Calhoun won't collect a controversial $7 million payout. The story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The reason the long delayed launch of the company's 7 77 X wide body jet, the board cited the tardy plane as it scrapped the stock based award granted to Calhoun as a signing bonus when he was named CEO in early 2020 before the pandemic upended the industry. Vesting was contingent upon Calhoun leading Boeing to several key milestones by the end of this year, including the successful introduction and production ramp up of the 7 77 X Charlie pallet Bloomberg radio. The electric vehicle market is getting more crowded with a new entry from Volkswagen as we hear from Bloomberg's Larry kofsky. VW is reviving the scout brand last sold in 1980 by international harvester. As a maker of electric trucks and SUVs, a plan $2 billion factory near Columbia South Carolina will build up to 200,000 scout EVs annually starting in 2026. It will employ about 4000 workers. Volkswagen acquired the scout brand as part of its 2021 purchase of Navistar. I'm Larry kofsky, Bloomberg radio. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer
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". This is a Bloomberg money minute. Automakers are taking different paths as they move toward building electric vehicles. Today, Tesla maintains a huge lead while Ford has slipped ahead of its traditional rival GM, Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai have also established a presence among others. GM has based its EVs on its ultium battery used for everything from a small electric Chevy Equinox SUV to the Hummer EV, CEO Mary Barra says it's important to offer EVs at different price points. To get to 40, 50 and beyond a percentage of all new vehicles sold to be electric vehicles. GM has vowed to expand EV revenue to $50 million by 2025 and do so profitably. We took 92 weeks out of our development process to do our electric vehicles. We've reduced complexity. Vera tells Bloomberg television. She believes this will be a breakout year for GM. This is a year that we will clearly demonstrate and pull away from what people consider traditional OEMs. I'm Ed Corey, Bloomberg radio. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Amazon is pausing construction on its second headquarters near Washington, a decision that coincides with the company's deepest ever job cuts and a rethinking of office space needs in the time of growing remote work. Amazon's real estate chief confirmed the pause in a statement to Bloomberg news. He said the company remains committed to Arlington, Virginia, whereby 2030 Amazon has said it will spend two and a half $1 billion in higher about 25,000 workers. But the construction moratorium is going to delay Amazon's full arrival at its biggest real estate project. Walgreens Boots Alliance won't sell abortion pills in 20 states. This is after warnings by Republican attorneys general of legal action. That's going to limit the medications availability in many places where access to abortion is already restricted. A joint letter from a group of 20 Republican attorneys general warned executives at Walgreens and CBS health that the companies could face a legal consequences if they male and distribute abortion medication in their states. Former Goldman Sachs Group banker roger ng, the only employee of the bank to be tried and convicted over the global one MDB scandal, should be sentenced to a term of at least 15 years in prison. That's according to federal prosecutors. In a sentencing recommendation filed Friday, prosecutors in Brooklyn said English crimes should send them to prison. He was convicted in April of conspiring to bribe foreign officials and launder money in the looting of that Malaysian sovereign wealth fund. Stocks rallied on Wall Street climbing to their biggest gain in 6 weeks. The S&P 500 jumped to 1.6% and marked its first winning week in the last four. The gains came as easing bond yields took some pressure off of the stock market. Jeff complement is chief investment strategist at Mariner wealth advisers. You know, our message has been hold your ground through this, and I tend to have a positive view. We thank through the end of the year that we're going to be 4500 ish or above. For the week, the S&P 500 rose 1.9% to 40 45. The Dow gained 1.7% the NASDAQ rose 2.6% this week. Next week, fed chair Jerome Powell presents his semi annual monetary policy report to the Senate banking committee on Tuesday and the House financial services committee on Wednesday. The commerce department is opening the application process for a computer chip manufacturers. We hear more about that from Bloomberg's Amy Morris in Washington. The companies are vying for a piece of the $39 billion government pie to build new factories and expand production, part of the chips and science act, designed to give the U.S. an edge and manufacturing. Companies will have to show how they plan
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"Of Reese consulting says, look at it this way. The best thing you can do for a tree is give it a good prune every year. She says it's time to cut back those things that aren't working, Unilever, hellmann's parents, as people will buy fewer of its products because of inflation. These things that they're cutting represent a tiny percent of sales. And even tiny percent of profit. That she says will allow the companies to focus on what does boost profits. You want to spend your most effort on the things that are doing the best for you. She wouldn't be surprised to see more companies follow suit. How many flavors of triscuits do we need? How many flavors of Cheerios do we need? Joan doniger Bloomberg radio. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Amazon is pausing construction on its second headquarters near Washington, a decision that coincides with the company's deepest ever job cuts and a rethinking of office space needs in the time of growing remote work. Amazon's real estate chief confirmed the pause in a statement to Bloomberg news. He said the company remains committed to Arlington, Virginia, whereby 2030 Amazon has said it will spend two and a half $1 billion in higher about 25,000 workers. But the construction moratorium is going to delay Amazon's full arrival at its biggest real estate project. Walgreens Boots Alliance won't sell abortion pills in 20 states. This is after warnings by Republican attorneys general of legal action. That's going to limit the medications availability in many places where access to abortion is already restricted. A joint letter from a group of 20 Republican attorneys general warned executives at Walgreens and CBS health that the companies could face legal consequences if they May and distribute abortion medication in their states. Former Goldman Sachs Group banker roger ng, the only employee of the bank to be tried and convicted over the global one MDB scandal, should be sentenced to a term of at least 15 years in prison. That's according to federal prosecutors in a sentencing recommendation filed Friday prosecutors in Brooklyn said ings crimes should send him to prison. He was convicted in April of conspiring to bribe foreign officials and launder money in the looting of that Malaysian sovereign wealth fund. Stocks rallied on Wall Street climbing to their biggest gain in 6 weeks. The S&P 500 jumped to 1.6% and marked its first winning week in the last four. The gains came as easing bond yields took some pressure off of the stock market. Jeff is chief investment strategist at Mariner wealth advisers. You know, our message has been hold your ground through this and I tend to have a positive view. We thank through the end of the year that we're going to be 4500 ish or above. For the week, the S&P 500 res 1.9% to 40, 45. The Dow gained 1.7% the NASDAQ rose 2.6% this week. Next week, fed chair Jerome Powell presents his semi annual monetary policy report to the Senate banking committee on Tuesday and the House financial services committee on Wednesday. The commerce department is opening the application process for computer chip manufacturers. We hear more about that from Bloomberg's Amy Morris in Washington. The companies are vying for a piece of the $39 billion government pie to build new factories and expand production, part of the chips and science act, designed to give the U.S. an edge and manufacturing. Companies will have to show how they plan to develop a local workforce and firms that get at least $150 million will also have to provide affordable and accessible child care for workers. In Washington, I'm Amy Morris Bloomberg radio. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Sometimes
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"Shares of Airbnb on the move this morning down more than 6% in early trading that's after a disappointing outlook for bookings in the fourth quarter and we get the details from Bloomberg's truly pellet. It suggests that consumer preferences are shifting away from higher cost rentals that thrive during the pandemic. I'm back to urban and cross border destinations. The San Francisco based home sharing platform said it expects the pace of knights and experiences booked will quote moderate slightly in the fourth quarter compared with the third quarter's gain of 25%. Airbnb reported 99.7 million nights and experiences booked in the three months ended in September, falling short of analyst estimates of 99.9 million in New York Charlie pellets Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Charlie, thank you. Finally, it is one of the last big settlements over the opioid epidemic sources tell us CVS Health, Walgreens Boots Alliance and Walmart have tentatively agreed to pay $12 billion to resolve state and local lawsuits over mishandling of addictive painkillers. We're told the deal won't be finalized until enough. States cities and counties agree to it. An S&P futures are little change this morning show her down futures NASDAQ futures up a bunch 2010 year treasury that'll change. Yield four O 4% and they yield on the two year 4.51% and nymex crude oil is down to tenth of a percent. Straight ahead your latest local headlines plus a check of sports and this is Bloomberg. We staring at 6 O 7 on Wall Street
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"Quarter. Amazon's advertising business largely sponsored search results on its web store, generated more than 9 and a half $1 billion last quarter. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Lisa, thank you. I'll share some Airbnb around the move there's this morning down 5 and a half percent in early trading. That's after a disappointing outlook for bookings in the fourth quarter. We get the details from Bloomberg's Shirley pellet. It suggests that consumer preferences are shifting away from higher cost rentals that thrive during the pandemic. I'm back to urban and cross border destinations. The San Francisco based home sharing platform said it expects the pace of knights and experiences booked will quote moderate slightly in the fourth quarter compared with the third quarter's gain of 25%. Airbnb reported 99.7 million nights and experiences booked in the three months ended in September, falling short of analyst estimates of 99.9 million in New York Charlie pellets Bloomberg daybreak. Charlie thanks and finally it's one of the last big settlements over the opioid epidemic sources tell us CVS Health Walgreens Boots Alliance and Walmart have tentatively agreed to pay $12 billion to resolve state and local lawsuits over mishandling of addictive painkillers. We're told the deal won't be finalized until enough. States, cities, and counties agree to it. S&P futures are higher by ten points down futures up 56 NASDAQ futures up 39 points. Straight ahead your latest local headlines in the check of sports. This is Bloomberg. South 5 O 7 on Wall Street where
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"On the raw. Bloomberg surveillance with Tom Keene, Jonathan farrow and Lisa Abramovich. Nice work. It was terrible at French. I was so excited. We did mornings at 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. One of the nation's top cybersecurity officials is concerned about attempts to interfere in the boat in the upcoming midterm elections. We have no information about specific or credible threats to disrupt or compromise election infrastructure. Appearing on CBS's face the nation, U.S. cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency director Jen easterly pointed to rampant disinformation and threats of harassment intimidation and violence against election officials, following places and voters. She went on to say it has to stop. Senator Rick Scott says the Senate race between Republican mamet Oz and Democrat John fetterman has been the hardest for the GOP, appearing on ABC's this week. The Florida Republican said that Doctor Oz will win against fetterman, polls in the closely watched race give fetterman a slight lead. And be a player Kyrie Irving is denying claims he's anti semitic after an offensive tweet, the Brooklyn Nets player faced backlash when he shared a link to a documentary that's been harshly criticized for its anti semitic messages. I'm Tammy trivio. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Three children and one adult died in that fire that broke out in a home in The Bronx this morning, according to authorities. Firefighters were faced with heavy smoke and fire on the first and second floors after arriving at 21 65 quimby avenue near castle hill avenue in the union port section of The Bronx. Fire Marshals are investigating the cause of that blaze, which was reported at about 6 a.m.. We're hearing village MD, which is majority owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance, is exploring a deal to merge with Warburg pincus backed summit health. More from Bloomberg students Pellegrini. Susannah sources tell us the primary care provider village MD's acquisition of summit, a healthcare network, and the parent of city MD would value the combined entity at between 5 and $10 billion. And an agreement could be reached in the coming days, although talks could still fall apart. And these talks do come as Walgreens rivals, including CVS Health and Amazon.com, push deeper into primary healthcare through major acquisitions. Some at health was formed in 2019 by the merger of summit medical group and city MD. It has more than 370 locations in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Oregon. Susanna. One of the nation's top cybersecurity officials is concerned about attempts to interfere in the vote in the upcoming midterm elections. We have no information about specific or credible threats to disrupt or compromise election infrastructure. Appearing on CBS's face the nation, U.S. cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency director Jen easterly pointed to quote rampant disinformation and threats of harassment intimidation and violence against election officials polling places and voters. She went on to say that has to stop. 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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"After previous stints at Avalon, Walgreens Boots Alliance and proctor and gamble. It's 5 48. Let's get back to the traffic center with Jack Taylor. Please be careful in the district if you're riding off New York avenue or coming into the third street tunnel riding down toward the freeway, southbound third street tunnel ramp to south, capital street. That is closed. That ramp is blocked, cleaning up from an early morning crash. Otherwise downtown, we've been looking good. We're good to go northeast to northwest riding in on New York avenue. The freeway had been looking good. D.C. two 95 and I two 95 are fine. In southeast, our closure remains of 51st street. It is blocked between BNC streets. This is ongoing police activity. Now the bell weighs fine through Maryland and Virginia should find your travel lanes open now. There have been police running on 66 headed west, out toward one 23, 66 east. You are fine, Gainesville toward roslyn. There is a crash out of Leesburg, business 15, the southbound ramp to the bypass, blocked. There we've got a crash authorities on scene, follow their direction. 95s fine between Fredericksburg and Springfield, north and southbound. The issue in Maryland was on 95 north of an Elk ridge, northbound beyond exit 41, the crash moved safely now onto the left shoulder, two 70s good to go between Bethesda and Frederick, should find your lanes open the ICC's quiet 50s good to go between northeast and the bay bridge, should find your lanes open. A reminder today, metro rails are running on a Sunday holiday schedule. The service will start at 7 and end at midnight metro bus will be on a Sunday schedule, and there is no mark or VRE service today.
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"The top stories were following this morning on WTO a one year old girl was shot yesterday afternoon inside an apartment building in Glendale, Maryland. Police in prince George's county say the shooting happened around 2 o'clock yesterday in an apartment building on good luck road. The girl was taken to a hospital and is said to be in stable condition. Canadian police are searching across Saskatchewan for two suspects believed to have stabbed to death ten people in an indigenous community on a nearby town. It's one of the deadliest mass killings in the country's history. The suspects also injured 15 people in the series of knife attacks. President Biden's beginning his Labor Day with a trip to Wisconsin before making his third trip in less than a week to Pennsylvania. Labor Day traditionally kicks off political crunch time for campaigns ahead of November elections. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. We are following a developing story from Afghanistan this morning where an explosion outside the Russian embassy in Kabul has killed two people and injured at least a dozen more. Russia's foreign ministry says the two killed were staff members at the embassy, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, which is the latest in the country since the Taliban took control last year. Of course, we'll bring you more information on it as soon as we get it. The chief financial officer of retail chain Bed Bath & Beyond has died, the company confirms that Gustavo arnald died Friday, police found the 52 year old dead with injuries showing he fell from a building in Manhattan, Arnold joined the company in May of 2020 after previous stints at Avalon, Walgreens Boots Alliance and proctor and gamble. It's 5 48
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"And I'm Karen Moscow, European stocks falling along with U.S. stock index futures after central bankers issued warnings on inflation and fuel concern that aggressive policy will end in recession. We check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day on Bloomberg. S&P future is down to 55 points this morning down futures down 352. NASDAQ futures down 215 or 1.8%. The Dax in Germany is down 2.4%, the cat can parish down 2.3% in the FTSE 100 down 1.8%. Ten year treasury up ten 30 seconds, you have three 5% that yield on the two year 2.99%. Nymex crude oil is down three tenths percent or 35 cents at a $109 41 cents a barrel. Comic school that a quarter percent or $5 at 1812 60 announced the Euro one four three one against the dollar British found 1.2130 and the yen had won 36.31 and looking at Bitcoin, it's down more than it's a down about 5 and a half percent. It's in $19,090. Today we do get reports on personal income and spending they're at at 8 30 Wall Street time along with the weekly report and initial jobless claims, and Walgreens Boots Alliance among companies scheduled to report earnings today. As a Bloomberg business flash, now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world, Michael. Karen, thank you very much. Today is Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's last day in Qatar J Brown Jackson's first. She will be sworn in as the first black woman to sit on the nation's high court. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court will make its final opinions on two cases involving the environment and immigration. Chinese leader Xi Jinping was welcomed by a crowd of people waving flags in Hong Kong today. She is there for the 25th anniversary of Britain's handover of the port city. Hong Kong is undergone two years of stricter communist control by Beijing. In baseball, the Yankees beat the a's 5 three, the match is lost along with the nationals Orioles and giants, the Red Sox one. Global news, 24 hours
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"For the other. I'm Scott Carr. And add to these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg news here more protests in New York against the Supreme Court's move on roe V wade. The court's decision to overturn roe V wade, meantime it'll have a wide ranging impact on the treatment of a number of medical conditions and diseases. That's one of the things we're looking at this morning, more from Bloomberg's Charlie palette. Those include care for cancers that occur during pregnancy as well as miscarriages. Doctors say restrictive abortion laws will likely make it more difficult for women to get appropriate miscarriage treatments because the procedures used to treat it can be exactly the same as those used to terminate an otherwise viable pregnancy. Thank you, Charlie. Glenn Maxwell on suicide watch at a Brooklyn jail before sentencing. She's due to be sentenced for sex crimes Tuesday related to Jeffrey Epstein. Her lawyer says if she's not let out of solitary, they'll ask for that sentencing to be delayed. Bitcoin is starting out the morning hovering above the 21,000 mark, but JPMorgan Chase warns miners do face a liquidity crunch, and they say that may pressure Bitcoin for some time. Economic growth and earnings from major retailers highlighting the coming weeks economic calendar. Bloomberg's Karen Moscow has four. Okay, the third reading on first quarter GDP on Wednesday, it comes amid growing fears of a global recession, durable goods orders and pending home sales are out Monday, Tuesday we get a look at wholesale inventories. Thursday, it's personal income and spending, and the weekly report and initial jobless claims reports on manufacturing and construction spending are out on Friday. Earnings from major retailers will hint at how consumers are holding up, Nike, Bed Bath & Beyond in Walgreens Boots Alliance all report results in the week ahead. Thank you, Karen. And how do you like a fuel subsidy? That's what some companies are offering employees to help them deal with those soaring gas prices, 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
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"walgreens boots alliance" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Best to be off the road to let the NY do their job as they clean the streets So be careful bundle up good day to stay home If you don't have to go out Adams says if you are on the road you might get in the way of the plows and emergency vehicles He says just let the storm pass and let city employees do their job of cleaning up Bloomberg's Charlie pellet is out checking conditions in forest hills queens For the most part people are heating warnings to stay off roads You can hear the plows behind me now as I cross queens boulevard which cuts across queens from the Ed cops queensborough bridge to Jamaica There are 6 lanes of traffic plus a service road but right now barely a car to be seen That is if you can see because of white out conditions about the only people I'm seeing outside are the occasional snow shoveler and dog walkers In far cells queens Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio And homeowners are being urged by mayor Adams to shovel out in front of their buildings We're hearing Walgreens Boots Alliance has kicked off the sails process for its boots international drug store unit This as buyout firms including sycamore partners consider bids Bloomberg news has reported boots which mostly operates pharmacies in Britain could be valued at as much as $9.6 billion in a sale Our source says that besides sycamore other buyout firms exploring bids could include TDR capital and the Issa brothers Bain capital and CVC Capital Partners advent international and KKR and company are also said to be studying potential bids We're hearing Walgreens is also considering a potential initial public offering of boots if buyout interest isn't there The 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 balance of power with David Weston What do you think about infrastructure in our country We really haven't seen a major investment in roads and bridges from the federal government We do have to make a statement that China that they're not being good citizens on the world stage Where the world of politics meets the world of business with COVID with the extra demands with people leaving the profession There was a nursing shortage business leaders They're all concerned about what worked from home is doing to the cultures of their companies That one's the power with David Weston on Bloomberg radio I'm Joe Matthew in for David west in this week coming up this hour U.S. banks are facing increased scrutiny by the consumer financial protection bureau for the fees they charge you the consumer I'll talk to the head of the agency Rahe Chopra for more on his plans Plus what went wrong with the rollout of 5G cell networks I'll ask former.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"walgreens boots alliance" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Listening to Bloomberg opinion on Bloomberg radio I'm Jim grosso Walgreens is exploring a deal to offload its historic boots business to turn its focus to U.S. healthcare Bloomberg opinion columnist Andrea felstead says the breakup has its benefits but the disposal won't be easy Tell us what the executive chairman of the Walgreens Boots Alliance is planning They are receiving the future of the boots business Now boot is the high street retailer It's a historic business been going to many years It's basically a drug neighborhood drugstores on high street You know it's very well known It's a great brand but it's looking a bit tired It suffered from supermarket going into health and beauty and consumer health and online competition It needs a lot of investment and Walgreens either got to do that or find somebody else to reinvigorate the business You write that this won't be straightforward explain why Well the new owner really needs to do is close quite a number of stores and really reinvigorate what's less So boots already have started doing that It's got about a hundred beauty halls which I went to one a couple of weeks ago in covent garden in London and the ground floor It looks very she a bit like a department store So that's a step in the right direction And it's also really been focusing on health services So it does about a hundred health kind of services online or in shop things like acne treatment period pain relief mental health support all those kinds of things that as we're taking care of our health more the pandemic put a big focus on health boots really stays opportunities there So this will be for a new owner it would be expensive we're talking about 5 billion 7 million pounds Plus the new owner would really have to invest to take on some of this progress that started It's not a straightforward one It's not sort of a typical private equity deal where you come in You take loads of costs out you try to hasn't got a lot of property You say you can't lever up the property You've really got to come in really try and turn it around and hopefully you get sales and profits moving in the right direction So who would be potential buyers It could work for a supermarket All of the supermarkets have too much space inside as grocery shopping moved online and we buy things in convenient stores in our neighborhoods So what somebody could do they could buy booth they could close as many stores as they can which it might not be too straightforward closing stores because some are needed for community pharmacies but you could move some of the boot stores into the supermarket close those high street stores That would give you big cost savings And it would also build credibility for supermarkets in health and beauty which have much bigger margins They're much more profitable than selling ham and bread and cheese Now the other really interesting thing is that both the chief executives of Tesco and Sainsbury spent time in their careers at booth so they know it really well And there's even a sort of a model for this kind of deal which is a few years ago same people are golf which for many years were the catalog retailer You went into the stores You went through the catalog and then you placed your orders in more recent years it's moved online And they did exactly that They bought Argos It closed lots of the stores and they moved the Argos shop in Spain free So that would be the model for doing it Now obviously you've got that community pharmacy angle It's also possible that could be competition concerns because booth has already got Mars very big market shares in some of these consumer health categories So that would be a challenge for any supermarket So you write that the executive chairman is known for playing the long game and it seems like this will be a long game I think we'll see we'll publish the come up for sale in the not too distant future then everybody will run the slide roll over it Some of the private equity group has already has a look at it of the key thing we'll be getting around those difficulties the competition can stand for the supermarket and just how much investment you really have to put in to revive this business But as you say I'm stepping over he built alliance through his business that didn't deal with Walgreens He built many decades and everybody knows him for doing these audacious deals but who would actually very patient his bill each bit of the business when the time was right He needs to take that approach as he's selling things off first and the latest one being go Thanks Andrea That's Andrea felstead opinion columnist with Bloomberg news Let's turn now to hybrid work email and smartphones have blended the work week and weekends for years and the always on work culture has only been exacerbated by the pandemic Some have proposed a four day work week to slow things down and reclaim some balance Bloomberg opinion columnist Conner San has another proposal one he believes is more realistic flex day Friday When did this always on 24/7 work culture begin It probably depends on the industry you're in and maybe a finance worker in the 2000s already had a BlackBerry in which addicted to that But I think a lot.
WABE 90.1 FM
"walgreens boots alliance" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Press against the election of countries with egregious human rights records It is of course grossly inappropriate for such countries to be represented on the Human Rights Council Russia China and Cuba are among the countries that will still be on the council when the U.S. takes up its seat on January 1st Michelle Kellerman and PR news the State Department Market surge today as companies reported strong earnings and pierce David girl has more After a rough stretch for markets investors got some good news Four big banks including Citigroup Morgan Stanley Wells Fargo and Bank of America performed better than Wall Street analysts expected Investors also heard from a handful of healthcare companies including Walgreens Boots Alliance and united health and they outperformed The news reassured markets about the state of the economy after surging inflation and supply chain woes had many worried about the economic outlook The number of people filing unemployment claims also fell to the lowest level since the start of the pandemic last year David gora and PR news New York And on Wall Street that I was up 534 points the NASDAQ up 251 S&P 500 of 74 NASDAQ was up 1.7% This is NPR From W ABE news in Atlanta I'm a meal Moffat We have fierce guys 81° at 5 O four good afternoon City officials have announced long promised community benefits for a development adjacent to State Farm arena known as the gulch that was once 50 acres of parking lots and railroad tracks The Atlanta city council narrowly approved a $1.7 billion deal in 2018 with the developer CIM group to turn the gulch into Centennial yards south The head of the CIM group Richard wrestler announced 15% of residential units at Centennial yard south are designated as affordable for the next 20 years and 20% of the units of the rest of the property will be considered affordable for 99 years Developers say they will also invest $28 million to support citywide affordable housing Georgia power customers could pay another $224 million annually as a new nuclear reactor near Augusta begins operation next year The company says that comes out to about another $4 per month for every residential customer Atlanta based southern company and Georgia public service commission staffers have tentatively agreed to the increase Commissioners are set to vote on the price hike in November the rate increase would begin after the first of two new reactors begins operations next year The Atlanta Braves and their fans will find out who the team plays in the national league championship series later tonight or perhaps even in the early hours of tomorrow morning Alex helmuth has more The braves will play the winner of tonight's game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants The series is tied at two each in game 5 doesn't start until 9 p.m. Eastern Time It has been an improbable season for the braves Injuries and poor play set them back for the first couple months of the season but with a series of late season winning streaks timely hitting and very good pitching the braves were able to win the NL east and then dispatch the Milwaukee Brewers in the playoffs Last year the braves played the Dodgers in the NLCS.
KNST AM 790
"walgreens boots alliance" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"There were no secret calls. Lisa Brady Fox News through a spokesman, The Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley, just out with a statement, saying calls to his Chinese counterpart were in keeping with his duties and were known to the military's civilian leaders. A new book suggests to secret calls over concern, then President Trump might attack China. Before leaving office for elite Gymnasts. Telly Senate panel The FBI didn't take their abuse claims seriously. Boxes. Jessica Rosenthal has this live Lisa Gold medal Olympian and gymnastics champion Simone Biles cried and asked the Senators how much is a little girl worth gymnast? McKayla? Maroney told the senators. She talked to the FBI before even talking to her own mom about team doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse in 2015. Not only did the FBI not report my abuse, but when they eventually documented my report. 17 months later, they made entirely false claims about what I said FBI director Christopher Wray, who was not in charge. At the time. The allegations were made apologize to the women and told senators the senators, the FBI supervisory agent who handled this case, was demoted and has now been fired. Lisa Thanks. Jessica Nasser is now in prison. A White House meeting on Covid Later the shower foxes Rachel Sutherland with this live Lisa. The president's meeting with officials from a number of companies, including Kaiser Permanent and Walgreens Boots Alliance as the administration works to require all businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate vaccines proposed action by the Labor Department's facing legal challenges, and Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis said the state will find any local government agency that mandates the shot. That's You will face a $5000 fine for every single violation. The Washington Post reports the administration considered that tabled for now requiring vaccines for air travel. Lisa Thanks Rachel America is.
WCBM 680 AM
"walgreens boots alliance" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"We've been fighting covert 19 for what seems like forever, but we need to keep on All of us. Keep on wearing our masks. Keep on watching our distance. Keep on washing our hands of vaccine is on the way. Now, more than ever, we must keep on doing whatever it takes. To slow the spread of covert 19. In other words, where the damn mask keep on Maryland. Brought to you by the Maryland Department of Health Rate was getting ready for this weekend. They lost the last playoff season to the Titans. They take on Tennessee at home this coming weekend on Sunday on Saturday. The team was no name a place Tampa Bay now Alex Smith, their quarterback. Limited practice, as the question is whether he will play or killer HEH Nikki will take the majority of snaps trafficking with the other three's Chuck Whitaker. Was mine Direct on 95 as coming up towards Camden Yards. It's on the right side. Pretty much on the shoulder North found where you would take the ramp to Russell Street and right before the ramp at 3 95. So if you're coming into the city from the southwest side, you'll see the flashing lights. Not a big deal right now. Just a reminder in Dundalk crews are working on a gas leak Have Northpoint Boulevard Ad Wise Avenue. Shot. Put it here with traffic and weather on the threes. We'll talk radio 6 80 Double d U C B M sunny and cool today. Temperatures running several degrees above average in the mid forties this afternoon Increasing clouds tonight 28 cloudy skies cooler tomorrow low forties weekend forecast. Mixed clouds and sunshine both days highs. Middle to upper forties. How many Where I was just can't boon from the weather Channel for talk radio 6 80 wcbm Right now. Ocean City has 33 degrees Pikesville 32 downtown Baltimore Right now It's 32 degrees 6 35 time for Lou Dobbs talking about your money. I'm Keith Peters in for Lou Dobbs, Walgreens and $6.5 Billion Deal to sell wholesale pharmaceutical business. AMC Theater chain looking for new financing and sports betting revenue may hit $2 billion those stories. Next, you've all probably heard of asbestos and know that it's dangerous. Most mesothelioma diagnoses are thought to be related to asbestos exposure. People who were exposed to asbestos decades ago are being diagnosed to this day with mesothelioma. That's because it can take as many as 30 or even 50 years to develop. But did you also know there is money to pay victims of asbestos exposure from years ago, An estimated $30 billion is available to help compensate victims and their families. If you are a member of your family have been diagnosed with message. Hey, Leana, you may be able to receive some of this money without ever going to court or filing a lawsuit. Get a free legal review today. Call cycle of law at 1 809 10 1950. Her again. 1 809 10 1951 809 10 1950 Call today 1 809 10 1950. The Walgreens Boots Alliance plans to sell its wholesale pharmaceutical business to amerisourcebergen and a cash and stock deal worth about $6.5 billion. The drug industry. Pharmaceutical wholesalers Act as middlemen purchasing drugs from manufacturers and then distributing them to doctor's offices, drugstores in hospitals. Walgreens says the Corona virus pandemic shaved about $520 million from its operating income in the fourth quarter of 2020. AMC Entertainment is in talks with Apollo Global management to find a new financial lifeline, backed by AM seize assets in Europe. Including the Odeon Cinema group, based in the United Kingdom..
John Williams
Existing home sales up in October, fifth monthly gain
"Month in October But record high house prices because of the tight supply Good slow. Mo mentum. The National Association of Realtors said today that existing home sales increased foreign the third percent. It was seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6,850,000 units last month. Existing home sales, which account for the bulk of US home sales, jumped 26% on the year on year basis in October. And sales increased in all four regions last month and continued to becomes interested in the upper price end of the market. Gold futures slipped as much as 1% Today is the dollar firmed and progress in covert 19 vaccine development boosted hopes of a faster economic rebound and tempered bets for an immediate US Coronavirus Relief Package and Walgreens Boots Alliance said
Techmeme Ride Home
Amazon Pharmacy Aims To Conquer Another Huge Retail Sector
"Not exactly tack but this news from a major tech company will probably have the biggest lasting impact on the broader business world and our entire society generally than just about anything else. We could talk about this month. Amazon has officially launched amazon pharmacy letting customers in the us order prescription. Medications for home delivery. And if you're a prime member that even includes free delivery quoting cnbc customers over the age of eighteen. We'll have access to the pharmacy service at this week. And forty five states not including hawaii illinois kentucky louisiana and minnesota amazon expects to serve those states over time. Amazon pharmacy will accept most forms of insurance but could offer savings for people without insurance as well. Customers can also use flexible spending accounts or health savings accounts to buy prescriptions on the service before customers order medication. For the first time the site might ask them questions such as whether they're pregnant their date of birth and their gender as it was assigned at birth. That information is required by law to provide pharmacy care and it helps pharmacists. Do things like confirmed prescriptions. Doctors can send prescriptions directly to amazon pharmacy or patients can request transfer from an existing retailer. Like cvs or walgreens amazon says it has tools to verify that a physician legitimately ordered each prescription to tamp down on potential fraud amazon. Prime customers get free two day delivery although shipping might take up to five days the first time a customer orders as it takes time to transfer a medication customers who don't have prime can get free delivery within five days or they can pay five dollars ninety nine cents to two two day delivery. The medicines on offer include a mix of generic and brand name drugs. Customers can get access to birth control as well as commonly prescribed drugs like insulin. Steroid creams met for men for controlling blood. Sugar and suma tripton for migraines amazon will not deliver schedule. Two controlled medications including most opioids. And it won't be replacing the health and personal care store by offering vitamins and supplements customers. Who have questions about their medications can reach a pharmacist or pharmacy technician at anytime through online self service or phone amazon will also screen for potentially problematic drug interactions for customers who are taking multiple medications at once pharmacy. Stocks tumbled following the launch of amazon pharmacy. Cvs shares fell seven and a half percent in morning. Trading tuesday walgreens boots alliance dropped more than eight percent shares of rite aid slip by more than sixteen percent. Good are x. Which helps consumers find discounts on prescription. Drugs fell more than eighteen percent and quote quitting sean debris phd on twitter. This has been a long time coming. Imagine one day being able to order the necks covid vaccine through alexa and quote. But as jim. Roberts tweeted quote perhaps. This is old fashioned. But i'm not looking forward to amazon pushing the neighborhood right aide. Out of business and quote.
Bloomberg Daybreak
Drugstore chain Walgreens rebounds in latest quarter
"Earnings from the Walgreen's drugstore chain. It's got a preview now from Bloomberg's Larry Karofsky Foot traffic will be in the spotlight for Walgreens Boots alliance Is it post fiscal fourth quarter results, Management's expectations for a rebound and foot traffic will be closely scrutinized after moving slower than many analysts hoped for. Analysts surveyed by BLOOMBERGA forecasting a profit of about 96 cents a share on revenue of more than $34 billion. Bloomberg intelligence says Walgreens will exit fiscal 2020 with continued structural challenges including pandemic related volatility and the pending departure of its CEO. Larry Kowski. Bloomberg, David. All right, Larry.
Balance of Power
Walgreens Shares Get Booted
"Stock the hour. It's Walgreens Boots Alliance. The stock is falling is announced. It's gonna have to have some layoffs, and he's gonna do some stock buybacks at the same time. Scarlett Fu is here for a full report. Scarlett Yeah, David Walgreens, says the worst performer in the Dow and the NASDAQ 100 losing as much as 10% of its value. Today. The latest earnings report showed a loss for the fiscal third quarter. Net sales were flat and gross margin declined as well. The full year outlook. Came in better or I should say worsen, expected disappointing investors. If you were to look at the vent diagram of where Walgreens fits in. It's basically in the middle between healthcare and retails on the front lines of disruption from Cove it and longer term changes in how consumers behave. So rivals like CVS Health are focusing on health care will has a friend ofthe Amazons pharmacy ambitions. You look at the UK In particular. It contributes the bulk of the pretax profit even though it doesn't come in as much when it comes to revenue and in the UK was where things really fell apart. Traffic plunged 85% April because of the Lock down and that led to a $2 billion charge. David So what about back here in United States? I mean, this was a critical element that we all could go to our drug stores. No matter what, So you think they might have done better here they did to better comparable sales rose 3% as people rushed to stock up on prescriptions. But there's a divergence based on whether it's in the urban market or rule market. We saw urban market sales dropped 18% and in the rule markets sales rose 8% so big big split there. No matter where the stores were located, the Walgreens spent more to clean stores and to pay employees you could see that costs increase and that led to a squeeze in margins for the period. Soto address that, as you mentioned, it's going to suspend stock buy backs. No change was dividend. Walgreens has a pretty juicy dividend yield a 4.9% which is better than CVS. And over in the UK, where foot traffic dropped so much. It's going to cut around 4000 jobs and says retail conditions there will remain pretty depressed. For the rest of the summer.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Walgreens gain fueled by reported interest from private-equity firm KKR
"Walgreens boots alliance stock pops five percent the drugstore chain has been approached by the private equity firm KKR about a deal to take Walgreens
Bloomberg Best
Walgreens heading for biggest private equity buyout ever, says report
"Shares in Walgreens boots alliance rally to five percent the drug store chain has been approached by the private equity firm KKR about a deal to take Walgreens private even so Bloomberg intelligence analyst Jonathan Palmer says the problem for Walgreens won't go away now that a K. E. R. is involved at the end of the day the structural had wings that are Walgreens is facing just don't go away overnight just because they take themselves private so reimbursement in the pharmacy industry is under pressure both here and abroad because you know Walgreens also has their boots assets
The Big Biz Radio Show
Walgreens Boots Alliance's plans $1 billion in cuts, stock drops
"Walgreens, boots alliance stock is down two point seven percent. After the drugstore chain reported first quarter physical sales that fell short of expectations. The firm also announced a one billion dollar cost cutting plan. Pier. One imports Inc. Stock is in focus for the company announced. It was considering alternatives for the firm. It also named a new CEO and announced cost cuts and reduce spending. Shares are down more than twenty five percent market. Elsewhere Asian stocks closing in the red with the Nikkei dropping two point eight percent. And the Hong Kong hang Zhang index lighting zero point nine percent. European stocks are lower. Crude oil prices resuming a sell off after a bounce on Wednesday. February west Texas intermediate crude sliding dollar and sixty three cents to settle at forty six thousand fifty six cents a barrel.
Bloomberg Finance
Dollar pressured as Fed officials caution about global growth
"Of global slowing and Dallas fed Bank. President Robert Kaplan told FOX business he is seeing a growth slowdown in both Europe and China and at the same time. Philly fed chief Patrick Harker told the Wall Street Journal at this point he's not convinced a December rate move is the right move. Given the muted readings that we have seen recently on inflation CVS, health Corp and division of Walgreen's, boots alliance have been added as defendants in a lawsuit. Brought by Florida's attorney general is filing is in response to the US opioid crisis
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Veteran trader Art Cashin 'stunned' Walgreens was added to the Dow but says it makes sense
"That the warden at the northern neck regional jail is concerned someone might attack manafort will for what he called street cred manafort's trial is expected to begin in september komo news time seven twenty it's eight time to get to our propel insurance money update a household name is leaving the dow jones industrial index could be dim day for the dow saying goodbye to one of its original members general electric part of the dow jones industrial for one hundred and eleven years is being booted out the move analysts say is a reflection of the company struggled to regroup financially the industrial giant stock has tumbled in recent years ge's exit making way for walgreens boots alliance to take its place officials say the new edition should offer a more well rounded view of the healthcare and consumer sectors gaining ground in the us markets michelle franzen abc news disney has upped the ante is it's making a big offer for twenty first century fox's sports and entertainment units.
Atlanta's Morning News
Testimony starts in cold-case slaying blamed on racism
"News at eight fifty four here's john higginbotham opening statements begin today in the trial of a white man charged with murdering a black man thirty five years ago in spalding county lanta journalconstitution reporter christian boone says witness accounts against frank gephardt will be big ben's will be basically the all of the state has is some witnesses overheard but didn't see overheard gephardt of literally brag about it and gephardt's charged with killing timothy coggins for dancing with a white woman when police say they solved a murder dating back to twenty fourteen we knew that he was an associate of mr jones from the very beginning when it county police sergeant take smith tells channel two action news even interviewed david packer in the disappearance of michael jones but until a hunter found a skull two years ago jones was just a missing persons case jones's brother chip says he knew this day would come just had to do so nope it'll be the pods where i'm looking at it jennifer griffiths wsb after more than a century on the dow jones industrial general electric will be dropped from the bluechip index a boston based industrial conglomerate has been struggling and shrinking in recent years ge is currently under investigation for a fifteen billion dollar hit it took to cover miscalculations at an insurance unit reporter mike rossier says ge will be replaced on the dow by walgreens boots alliance next tuesday the braves had a pair of home runs in a blowout win in toronto and now charlie drives one deep toward left field that ball's got a chance that is fox sports is atlanta beats the blue jays eleven to four same two teams play this afternoon but the game will not be on tv can only be seen on facebook watch online wbz news time eight fifty six let's check weather traffic once more channel two action news meteorologist brad nitz has today's forecast it'll be.