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"They're going to hold this safety summit in March to examine quoting here what actions the aviation community needs to take to maintain our safety record. But at the very end of this, I find it interesting that the memo here causes out by saying and I quote, we know that our aviation system is changing dramatically. Now is the time to act. I would love for him to expand on what he means by changing dramatically. What is changing dramatically? And I know there's a lot going on post COVID, a lot of progression in the pilot intake process from first officers being promoted to captain rather quickly because there's isn't a lot of first officer to pull from these days, but I would love for him to open in March on the first day of the summit to explain exactly what is changing dramatically. Well, I mean, I think a few things, one, you have to deal with the dramatic increase in rocketry. And he mentions that, you know, as far as dealing with the national air space system and rocket launches. But also, I think that the technology of flight is changing, I mean, rather quickly, in terms of aviation development, EV tolls, electric flight, hydrogen power, et cetera. I think that's what he means. But again, I would like to hear it from acting administration. One more thing we forgot to mention back when we were talking about the American runway incursion at JFK speaking technology, the NTSB preliminary report did mention that ASD X, which is basically the ground aircraft monitoring system that will notify air traffic control. If there is a runway incursion of some sort, that was functional that did notify ATC that a runway incursion was, I guess, not imminent, but occurring, and that is what triggered the air traffic controller to tell delta to abort their takeoff basically. So that's one more piece of technology that is changing dramatically for the better in that case. We'll take it. Okay, so that's a lot going on in the U.S.. Let's leave the U.S. and head to Nepal because today the preliminary report on the crash of the Yeti airlines ATR that crashed last month, that report came out this week. It was released on Monday. So over the past few weeks, we've seen a bit trickle out about the power management by the pilots and the fact that the propellers were put into a feather. Now we have a bit more information about what had happened. I do want to back up and talk about who was flying the aircraft. This is from the preliminary report and I'm quoting now. The accident occurred during a visual approach for runway 12 at V NPR, which is the Ikea code for pokhara airport. This was the third flight by the crew members on that day. The flight was operated by two captains, one captain was in the process of obtaining aerodrome familiarization for operating into Picard and the other captain was the instructor pilot. The captain being familiarized who was occupying the left hand seat was the pilot flying and the instructor pilot occupying the right hand seat was the pilot monitoring. Okay, nothing out of the ordinary there continue. So then we move to kind of the final phase of flight. And this is section 1.14 of the preliminary report. The pilot flying disengaged the autopilot system at an altitude of 721 feet above ground level. The pilot flying then called for flaps 30 at ten 56 32 and the pilot monitoring replied flaps 30 and descending. As Jason's vocalizations portend, that's not what happened. Quote, the flight data recorder did not record any flap surface movement at that time. Instead, the propeller rotation speed of both engines decreased simultaneously to less than 25% and the torque started decreasing to zero. Which is consistent with both propellers going into the feathered condition. On the cockpit voice recorder, area microphone recording, a single master caution chime was recorded at ten 56 36. The flight crew then carried out the before landing checklist before starting the left turn onto the base Lake. During that time, the power lever angle increased from 41% to 44%. At the point, the propeller rotation speed and the torque of both engines were zero. And the propellers are feather. They are not producing thrust. Yeah, not great. So basically what happened here, what we believe are we, what the investigators believe happened is that the pilot monitoring accidentally feathered the props rather than moving the flaps from 15 to 30 and confirmed that they were moving to 30 while that was actually not ever going to be the case. He had actually accidentally feathered the props. And taking a look at the, I guess, the throttle quadrant or the controls for the ATR 72, it's not the greatest design. And I know people are going to say, well, these two levers, they have a different field. They have a different travel when you move them. But looking at it, I'm sure the human factors conditions here will bear a lot of information because the auto condition for the props is that almost the same position that flaps 15 is, which is the levers are directly next to each other. The flaps are on the right, the condition controls for the propellers are just to the left. Moving down the propeller controls, there are actually two, I'm sure they're probably linked, but I don't know that, but moving them down to the feathered condition, which basically eliminates the chance of them producing any power, is almost exactly in the same position of the flaps lever in the 30 position. So I understand how this mistake could possibly be made. It is just not great design here. This specific instance is probably never led to a crash in the past. The similarities between the condition of the propellers being an auto and feather and the flaps from 15 to 30, they are just so eerily similar in their placement. I could understand how this mistake could be made, but not quite how it could not be caught since this pilot mentioned that they are 30 and descending when they were not descending. And apparently there was a master caution chime in the aircraft that seemingly may have been ignored since they just continue on with their checklist. We'll have to get these answers of course in the final investigation report, but the preliminary report here is not great. Yeah, well, Jason was kind of walking everybody through the throttle quadrant and the flaps offers. I found a photo of the ATR 72 flight deck in flight, where the auto and the flaps levers are next to each other. The central column. So I'll put a link to that photo in the show notes. So you can see what we're talking about and see how close kind of all of those levers are, including the power flaps and propeller feathering controls. Yeah, and there are some human design factors here in these controls where the flaps knob basically is actually physically shaped, like the flaps on an aircraft. So you're supposed to be able to feel the knob that you're holding here as opposed to the condition levers, which are distinctly different and also there are two of them, which is different. But yeah, the placement of those, especially in the auto versus 15 flaps configuration. They are. Very close. Yeah. Okay. Let's take a break. And when we come back, we're going to talk about a blockbuster. A letter of intent. Oh, okay. I see where you're going. We'll be right back. With more app talk. Welcome back. It is now finally time to talk about Air India's massive aircraft order that has been teased and exclusive. And scooped and everyone has said it's coming. It's coming. The biggest order in the history of airplane orders, but you know what? It's not an order. It is
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"Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. Martin Luther King the third is confident the U.S. will get better about voting rights, be able to son of the late civil rights activist said on CNN that the country needs to make voting more accessible for all communities, his comments come just a day after the president of the NAACP, said the racial wealth gap is the single greatest barrier to realizing the civil rights dream of doctor Martin Luther King Jr.. The White House says there are no visitor logs that President Biden's Wilmington Delaware home were classified materials were discovered. House oversight committee chairman James comer isn't thrilled. We're going to continue to press for answers. We believe that this family could be compromised because of the millions of dollars that they've received from our adversaries around the world, particularly from China. House Republicans have demanded The White House turnover information related to misplaced documents from Biden's time as vice president, including any visitor logs from Biden's private residence, The White House counsel's office said, like every president in decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal. Biden is currently facing a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents after materials were found at his home and at an office he previously used in Washington D.C.. More details in the deadly shooting that left 6 people dead in California are being released, the Tulare county sheriff's office revealed detectives conducted a narcotics search warrant at the home in goshen, southeast of Fresno a week ago. Deputies believed two gunmen killed the victims that included a 17 year old mother and her 6 month old baby investigators believed the suspects entered the home and opened fire about three 30 this morning, deputy said to other people inside the home survived the shooting by hiding, the sheriff's office says it appears the family was targeted, and there are gang associations involved. Search crews say they found the black boxes from the Yeti airlines flight that crashed into Nepal on Sunday that includes the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, the total number of deaths also rose to 69 following the discovery of another body. I'm Lisa Taylor. Germany's defense minister is announced her resignation after only being in the job for just over a year in Berlin Trent Murray says pressure has been building in recent months after a string of scandals. Christine Lambert said she would be resigning as minister for defense because too much media focus had been placed on her and her management style, but her ministership has been dogged by controversies, including an expensive office renovation, the use of an army helicopter to go on a beach holiday, as well as the New Year's Eve video, which was released on Instagram in which she said the war in Ukraine had allowed her to network with other professionals. There's no word yet on her replacement, Trent Murray Berlin. The FAA is investigating a near miss incident involving two passenger planes last week at JFK airport in New York. Brian Healy was a passenger on one of the flights involved. The whole incident took about 5 seconds at most. There was I used the word scream earlier. I would say more like a gasp. There was an audible reaction when the brakes first activated. Officials say a departing Delta flight that was taking off from a runway was forced to stop midway because of an American Airlines plane crossing the same runway, the potential collision was avoided after air traffic personnel alerted both flights, delta called the incident, a successful aborted takeoff procedure instead of full review is underway. Illinois governor J B pritzker is criticizing more than 6 dozen sheriff's offices who say they plan to defy a law that bans semi-automatic rifles and other weapons, his office told Fox News digital the move was political grandstanding at its worst. The Democrat argued the law is there to protect children, families, and church goers from the fear of sudden mass murder, the measure was signed into law by pritzker last week that nearly 75 sheriff's offices have publicly announced their opposition with some calling it unconstitutional, pritzker's office has shot back, saying the sheriff's offices don't have the power to pick and choose which laws they support, lawsuits are reportedly already in the works to challenge the ban. I only say
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"In this scene. Kevin Spacey says he hasn't stepped out of the public eye, the actor told the Italian outlet answer he's not coming back to the public life because he never left it. Spacey, who was accused of sexual misconduct in 2017, is being honored and an event organized by Italy's national cinema museum tonight. The judge who ruled the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional has died, Alfred T Goodwin died at the age of 99 on December 27th and bend Oregon. In his famous 2002 opinion, Goodwin wrote the phrase under God, in the pledge, has no place in a message of state endorsement. Actress Angela Bassett will be honored by the makeup artist and hairstylist guild, bessette will be given the 2023 distinguished artisan award on February 11th and Beverly Hills. She recently won the Golden Globe for best supporting actress for her role in Black Panther, Wakanda forever. For marine scientists or training in Florida to row 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean, the four women who call themselves the salty science are planning to compete in the 2023 Atlantic challenge later this year, they'll launch off the coast of northwestern Africa in early December, they will row about 12 hours a day to hopefully cross the Atlantic in 45 days. I'm Lisa Taylor. Former British prime minister Boris Johnson says he plans to publish a memoir like no other about his time in office. The book currently has no title or release date, it's also unclear how much Johnson will be paid for the project, his time in office was marked by scandal, including party gate, where Johnson and his staff held gatherings despite public health restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The former prime minister worked as a journalist before taking office, and there was speculation he'd returned to writing once he stepped back from politics. Other prime ministers to write memoirs include David Cameron, Gordon Brown, and Tony Blair. TikTok is now at least partially banned from government devices in more than half of the United States, Matt Matson reports. That's according to an analysis by CNN, governors and state agencies have targeted the China linked app to the security concerns regarding U.S. user data. TikTok has said an agreement with federal officials would be the best way to resolve any security concerns. Buffalo Bills safety demar Hamlin continues to recover from a heart scare earlier this month, medics restarted his heart during a game in a story as prompted calls across the country for CPR certification. Every 90 seconds worldwide, another patient has a sudden cardiac arrest. And so we have to be aware that this is pretty common. Doctor Denise sorrentino of the Iowa heart center says every adult should learn CPR as well as how to use an automatic external defibrillator or AED. Search crews say they found the black boxes from the Yeti airlines flight that crashed into Paul on Sunday that includes the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, they also found one new body that brings the total number of deaths to 69
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"Border in El Paso, Adam said Sunday, cities like New York and El Paso are carrying the whole financial burden, he called on the federal emergency management agency to coordinate assistance and funding to cities, taking in migrants processed by U.S. border authorities. California is bracing for another round of snow and rain this month storms across the state have already claimed at least 19 lives. Some areas have already received their annual rainfall in the last two weeks with sinkholes and mudslides appearing in many areas. All 72 people aboard a passenger plane are feared dead after it went down in Nepal. Molly hunter, with more details. It was meant to be a routine 27 minute trip from Kathmandu to bukhara, but crashing just a mile from its final destination, the new international airport in the popular hiking city of pucara. Local media reports say there are no survivors among the 68 passengers and four crew members who were on board the Yeti airlines flight that included 15 foreign nationals. The FAA is investigating a near miss incident involving two passenger planes at JFK airport in New York, Kathy park with the latest. No one was hurt in the incident, but the Delta flight returned to the gate where 145 passengers and 6 crew members deplayed. A Delta flight taking off was forced to stop midway because an American Airlines playing crossed the same runway. I'm Michael kassner. In Indianapolis man is accused of threatening a member of Congress, Jonathan reaser, allegedly sent threatening messages to democratic U.S. representative Eric swalwell of California, swalwell tweeted a screenshot of the purported message on Friday, razor has since been fired from his job as a manager at patient's choice laboratories. A Texas congressman is worried the issue of border safety and security will get blended in a proposal on Capitol Hill. In particularly concerned with this border safety and security act appearing on Fox News Sunday, representative Tony Gonzalez stated the act would turn away all migrants at the border if the secretary of Homeland Security doesn't have operational control. The Texas Republicans stated what he described as banning asylum was not the American way, and taking things one step too far. A school in Maryland's prince George's county is apologizing to families after a teacher reportedly inadvertently sent out sexually explicit photos to the entire student body. Trey Thomas reports. Doctor Henry a wise junior high school sent a letter home to parents Friday, saying the photos were accidentally sent out in an email to all students. The principal explained they tried to retract the correspondence, but some students were able to see it. They're asking those who did receive the email to stop sharing the photos. The school says steps have already been taken regarding the employee. There are new calls from Madison Square Garden in New York City to get rid of its facial recognition technology. Lisa Silva with more. Manhattan states senators Liz Krueger and Brad hoylman claim it's an invasion of privacy. They join city officials and privacy advocates outside the arena to protest the use of the technology. They claim MSG owner James Dolan uses facial recognition only to keep his adversaries out. Welman said a member of a law firm working on a lawsuit against MSG entertainment and booted from a rangers game recently with the fourth fan to be removed. And I'm Scott Carr from the Bloomberg newsroom shares our mixed in Asia after Wall Street benchmarks and at last week on a high note markets fell in Tokyo and Hong Kong, but advanced in most other major markets. Stocks closed higher Friday on Wall Street as earnings reporting season got underway and CEOs began to show how well or poorly their navigating high inflation and a slowing economy. The S&P 500 rose .4% after erasing an earlier loss, the benchmark index closed out its best week in two months and is holding onto a 4.2% gain for 2023 so far. The S&P 500 is technically still in a bear market, but a closer look below the surface shows that most of its stocks are in the midst of a rally, Bloomberg susannah Palmer has more. While the benchmark is down 17% from its record high set on January 3rd of 2022, about three quarters of the stocks in the index are up 20% or more from their 52 week lows. That, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. So why isn't the S&P 500 a whole lot higher? Well, you can blame it on the ugly performance of a handful of technology related stocks. Apple, Amazon.com, Tesla, Microsoft, and meta platforms whose massive market values give them greater influence over the index that is weighted by market cap. They are responsible for nearly half of the S&P 500s losses over the past 12 months. Susanna Palmer, Bloomberg, radio. People worldwide are more gloomy about their economic prospects than ever before, and trust business far more than governments, nonprofits, and the media. That's according to a survey from public relations firm Edelman released a coincide with world economic forums gathering of business elites and government leaders this week in Davos, Switzerland. The online survey conducted in 28 countries shows fewer people believe their family will be better off in 5 years hitting all time lows in 24 nations. Of course, tax filing season begins in about a week and the IRS is promising a better experience for taxpayers. Bloomberg's Courtney donahoe has more. The IRS
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"This is Bloomberg daybreak, Europe. Inflation will be much lower in the year ahead, but it wasn't 2022, but of course four league inflation doesn't mean falling prices for households. Even though wholesale prices are lower number four Putin invaded Ukraine. A lot of businesses have yet to see the benefit of that and the bills they actually pay. Last year was a complicated year in Europe and we obviously would want that this war ends in the year that count. Bloomberg daybreak, Europe, on Bloomberg radio. It is 8 30 a.m. in London 9 30 in Paris and brilliant you're listening to Bloomberg daybreak Europe with Stephen karel and Anna Edwards. Let's get a check on the markets for you now as we're half an hour into the trading session. Stock 600 up by two tenths of 1% of $4100 or two ten to 1% higher the cac in Paris is up by a tenth of 1% attacks and Frankfurt up by two tenths as well. Of course ten are trading today because Wall Street is closed from Martin Luther King day asking for even many features or three times of 1% lower though NASDAQ futures four times lower in terms of the sectors moving here in Europe. We now have about two thirds of sectors in positive territory, healthcare shares doing the best up by two thirds of 1% feedback beverage and tobacco shares are up by half of 1% in terms of the worst performing sectors travel in leisure bottom of the basket down by 7 tenths of 1% basic resources shares are down by 6 tenths of 1% as well. We are still keeping an eye on that Japan ten year treasury yield 5.1% is where it's holding out at the moment. So above the yield curve control cap. So those are where markets are moving this morning. Let's get to some of our top stories for you. The UK and EU negotiators are closing in on a resolution to end their long running dispute over post Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland. It comes as many in the business community are raising concerns about Brexit's impact on the UK economy. IDA Ireland interim CEO Mary Buckley is clear that brags it has brought clear benefits for Ireland. Since Britain left the U, we have more than a lot of investment, particularly in financial services. And in certainly, I think it's safe to say that over a hundred plus companies have relocated our expanded activities into Ireland on the back of Brexit. So while it's been challenging for the country from an FDI perspective, the U.S. as you asked, it has brought new investments. That's Mary Buckley, the interim CEO of IDA Ireland. Now she was speaking after a deal on real-time trade data last week between the UK and the EU leaving the two sides closer to an agreement on customs with a high level call due between the UK's foreign secretary and the EU's Brexit negotiator later. Now one of the economists who first proposed quantitative easing in Japan says the bank has made a major policy mistake. Professor Richard Werner says in hindsight Japan created inflationary pressure by turning to QE far too late. Looking back at the bank of Japan, it's clear that they have just been extremely stubborn. I mean, I told them in the early 90s and it's published in many publications in Japan also beyond that all you need to do to get a recovery in Japan is to rev up bank ready creation and they didn't do it for decades. They did it in March 2020 when it wasn't really needed anymore because bank credit had finally recovered. That's professor Richard Werner speaking to us earlier on the program. This comes as Japan's benchmark bond yield, rose above the Central Bank ceiling for a second day, mounting bats have led the bank of Japan to once again ramp up debt purchases to defend its cap. The Central Bank has bought at least $11 billion worth of additional government bonds so far today, Anna. Stephen, now, let's move on to U.S. stories. Republican James set a coma says his party won't budge on demand's four federal spending cuts in return for agreeing to lift the U.S. debt ceiling. As the federal government moved closer to breaching its statutory debt limit, Democrats insisted the government be allowed to honor commitments made by previous congresses, while Republicans renewed demands to cut spending. In Nepal, authorities there say at least 68 people were killed when a Yeti airlines flight crashed yesterday, according to an airport official, the black box and voice recorder have been recovered as the cause of the crash remains unclear. Aviation expert Sean Matt explains what might have happened. The airport that they were flying into is the new international airport there, which was only opened on the 1st of January. So it might be that the crew were a bit unfamiliar with approaching this new airport. In a very built up area. The aviation authority says the weather was clear and there was no distress call before the crash, 15 foreigners were among those on board that flight. Okay, those are our top stories. Coming up, we'll get into our markets conversation straight ahead on daybreak, Europe, in fact, is 2023 the year that 60 40 comes back into favor, we will discuss that with guy foster chief strategist at dolphin, the do seem to be opposing views out there on that very subject, which is of course what makes markets interesting Steven. So we'll talk about that. We've also got a BOJ meeting looming large on the horizon the middle of this week and that is not just a just
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"Here London good morning. I'm Caroline hebgen. And I'm Stephen carrier listening to Bloomberg day break Europe. So let's have a look at the markets this morning where Asian stocks are a flat to slightly higher MSCI Asia Pacific index is down a tenth of 1%, but look over to China the reopening story remains CSI 300 index up 1.7%. It doesn't seem to be any concern ahead of the lunar new year holiday sort of dampening down as stock market activity or concerns about a bigger COVID spread at least not looking at that figure right now. European stock futures then this morning, I will show up by four tenths of 1% the U.S. is closed for a holiday. Goldman Sachs warning prepare for a hard landing just in case when it comes to stocks. 1% the U.S. is closed for a holiday. Goldman Sachs warning prepare for a hard landing just in case when it comes to stocks and JGBs now trading below half a percent but the bank of Japan has had to spend big again, those are the markets. Okay, let's go to our top stories this morning in the UK and EU negotiators are closing in on a resolution to end their long running dispute over post Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland. After a deal last week allowing the sharing of UK's real-time trade data with the European Union, the two sides are said to be closer to an agreement on customs with a high level call to later between the UK's foreign secretary James cleverly and the EU's Brexit negotiator at Mauro chef jovic. Now to the markets and Japan's benchmark bond yields has risen above the Central Bank's ceiling for a second day, the upward pressure is driven by speculation that the BOJ will abandon its yield curve control policy as soon as this week, the mounting bets have led the Central Bank to once again ramp up debt purchases to defend its cap, the bank of Japan now owns the majority of Japanese government bonds. The global elites are heading to Davos for the first winter World Economic Forum in three years with some notable differences more than a hundred billionaires are set to attend and some are questioning if the gathering is in poor taste given the global cost of living crisis. Rock creek CEO afsane Bashar says inequality has long been a problem at the summit. What is different is that sort of spirit of cooperation that it is supposed to bring about is under question, right? It's hard to have conversations around difficult subjects when some people are not going to be around the table. The CEO of rock creek that reflecting on the gathering although many topics and leaders are in Davos Olaf Schultz is the only G 7 leader attending other political heavyweights, including Chinese vice premier Liu and the heads of EU and NATO. Now Nepalese authorities say that at least 68 people were killed when they Yeti airlines flight crash yesterday, aviation expert Sean maffitt explains what might have happened. The airport that they were flying into is the new international airport there, which was only opened on the 1st of January. So it might be that the crew were a bit unfamiliar with approaching this new airport. In a very built up area. The aviation authority says that the weather was clear and there was no distress call before the crash, 15 foreigners were among those on board. Republican James comer says his party won't budge on demands for federal spending cuts in return for agreeing to lift the U.S. death ceiling as the federal government moves closer to breaching its statutory debt limit, Democrats insisted the government be allowed to honor commitments made by previous congresses or Republicans renewed demands for cuts to spending. So those are our top stories on the program this morning. Now coming up next on Bluebird daybreak here. We're going to talk about what's happening in markets, particularly looking ahead to the bank of Japan decision, which amidst a very busy week for earnings for Davos being back in the Alps and for wealth for strike action and industrial investor in the UK, the bank of Japan does seem to dominate Skylar Montgomery koning his Sunni global macro strategy at TS Lombard will be joining us. Yeah, we're keeping a close eye on those Japanese bond yields this morning, the ten year yield now at the yield curve control limits of half a percent had had pushed slightly above that earlier. That's the second day that's happened in the past week. Will that influence the BOJ's decision this week? Stay with us for more. This is Bloomberg. Wake up and text text and eat. Text and meet up with a friend you haven't seen in forever. Hi. Oh, hey. Text and complain that they're on their phone the whole time. Text and listen to them complain that you're on your phone the whole time. Text and whatever. But when you get
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"Fall with full recovery depends on whether it's fiscal or calendar and 24 and 25. All right, Deborah, thanks a lot. Really appreciate Debra Aiken joining us luxury good beauty and home care senior analyst for Bloomberg intelligence. This week's edition of Bloomberg intelligence on Bloomberg radio, providing in depth research and data on 2000 companies and 130 industries. And remember, you can access Bloomberg intelligence through BI go in the terminal. I'm Alex Steele. Tom Paul Sweeney, this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. Congressman Adam Schiff says it's possible that national security was jeopardized by the handling of President Biden's classified documents. I don't think we can exclude the possibility without knowing more of the facts. Appearing on ABC's this week the California Democrats stated that he'd like to know exactly what documents were discovered in unauthorized locations. Schiff went on to say that he thinks this past week's special counsel appointment to investigate the situation was indeed the right move. He noted the attorney general, has to make sure justice is evenly applied. All 72 people aboard a passenger planner presumed dead after it went down in Nepal. Local media reports, there are no survivors among the 68 passengers and four crew members who were on board the Yeti airlines flight. It took off from Katmandu and crashed on the runway of Polk Hera international airport with a number of foreign nationals listed on the passenger manifest. Federal help is on the way for storm ravaged California, President Biden signed a major disaster declaration for the state, which is being slammed by a series of deadly Pacific storms known as atmospheric rivers, at least 19 people have been killed by heavy flooding and nearly nonstop downpours. There doesn't seem to be a let up in the weather, at least not for early in the week, the national weather service is warning of another surge of Pacific moisture
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"Pacific moisture coming on Monday. All 72 people aboard a passenger plane are presumed dead after it went down in Nepal, local media reports say there are no survivors among the 68 passengers and four crew members who are aboard the Yeti airlines flight. It took off from Kathmandu and crashed on the runway of pokhara international airport. The Buffalo Bills are moving on in the NFL playoffs. They knocked off the Miami Dolphins Sunday at home, avoiding the upset, the final was 34 31, bill's safety demar Hamlin cheered on his team from his home, saying his heart was with them. Hamlin was discharged from the hospital a few days ago after suffering cardiac arrest during a game earlier this month. I'm Chris crag. Michael Jackson's estate is paying tribute to Lisa Marie Presley the late entertainer was married to Elvis Presley's only child from 1994 until 1996, the co executors of Jackson's estate said in a statement quote Michael cherish the special bond they enjoyed as a parent in the official video for you are not alone and was comforted by Lisa Marie's generous love concern and care during their times together. The 1995 music video featured the married couple in several intimate scenes. Latoya Jackson also paid tribute to Presley on Instagram by saying we miss you, Lisa. You will forever be in our hearts. I will never forget how much you shared the love you had for my brother with me. Lisa Marie died of cardiac arrest Thursday at the age of 54 she'll be laid to rest at her father's graceland mansion in Memphis, Tennessee. National parks are waving entrance fees for Martin Luther King Jr. day and four other
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At Least 68 Dead After Plane Crashes in Nepal
"At least 68 of the 72 people aboard a plane that crashed in Nepal on Sunday are dead according to authorities. Nepal's civil aviation authority says the regional passenger jet crashed into a gorge while landing at a newly opened airport in the resort town of pokhara, witnesses rushed to the scene at least one reported hearing cries for help from within the fiery wreck, another said he saw the plane spinning violently in the air as it was about to land that it nosedived. The twin engine ATR 72 aircraft operated by Nepal's Yeti airlines was flying from the capital Kathmandu. It was carrying 68 passengers, including 15 foreign
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"Estimates, 22 to 25 trillion gallons of water are falling over the course of the last 16, 17 days, the stacking of these atmospheric rivers, the likes of which we've not experienced. In our lifetimes. Major damage has been reported throughout the state. I'm Ryan baker. Forecasters warn of another surge of Pacific moisture coming tomorrow, all 72 aboard a passenger plane are presumed dead after it went down in Nepal, local reports say there are no survivors among the 68 passengers and four crew members on board the Yeti airlines flight that took off from Kathmandu and crashed on the runway of pokhara international, a Texas native is being crowned the new Miss Universe. Miss USA, our Bonnie Gabriel beat out women from 83 other countries to take The Crown last night with Venezuela and the Dominican Republic taking second and third respectively next year the pageant will move from New Orleans to El Salvador. I'm Scott Carr. Officials in Ukraine have reported a new round of missile strikes in the cities of Kyiv and kharkiv, the strikes damaged several buildings Saturday and sparked fires, but no deaths were reported. It follows Russian claims that their forces seized control of the eastern Ukrainian town of soledar, which Ukrainian president zelensky has denied he's drawing comparisons now between nazism and what he calls Russia. Following a barrage of over 30 missile strikes on Saturday, zelensky spoke in front of an apartment complex that had been flattened, killing at least 9 people and entering dozens more. He noted the street they were on was named after a victory over the Nazis in World War II, and added quote we must do everything we can to stop rusm just as the free world once stopped nazism, the wave of attacks occurred the day after Russia claimed control of the mining town of solodar marking their first major win in months. I'm Jim Forbes. Lisa Marie Presley's official cause of death won't be known for some time. The only child of Elvis Presley died Thursday after suffering sudden cardiac arrest in her home in California. Now sources say the autopsy is done, but officials have decided to run a toxicology report to see if there was an underlying cause.
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"Radio. The White House says raising the federal debt ceiling should not be a political football. Press secretary Kareem John Pierre calling on lawmakers on both sides of the aisle Saturday to work together to raise the debt ceiling without conditions, who remarks come as treasury secretary Janet Yellen said the U.S. has projected to reach its roughly $31.4 trillion borrowing limit in less than a week. It comes as a high stakes fight over raising the debt ceiling looms over Congress as Republicans now control the house. California still reeling from weeks of devastating storms at least 19 have been killed in a wave of atmospheric rivers. Governor Gavin Newsom asked for now received a major disaster declaration nearly 18,000 customers are still without power today, with the national weather service warning of another surge of Pacific moisture coming tomorrow. Both the state and the local resources are so overwhelmed trying to respond and recover beyond their capabilities. Governor Newsom wrote in his letter that damage assessments are impossible to perform as officials still continue to respond. I'm Ryan baker. The worst appears to be coming to fruition after a passenger plane went down in Nepal. Local reports say there are no survivors among 72 on board the Yeti airlines flight. There's no word yet on a possible cause. Following a barrage of over 30 missile strikes on Saturday, Ukrainian president zelensky is now drawing comparisons between nazism and what he calls racism. Zelensky spoke in front of an apartment complex that had been flattened, killing at least 9 people and entering dozens more. He noted that street they were on was named after a victory over the Nazis in World War II, the wave of attacks occurred the day after Russia claimed control of the mining town of solodar. I'm Jim Forbes. Down 27 to nothing at one point in the first half, the Jacksonville Jaguars have completed an impressive comeback to win 31 30 in cap off day one of the NFL wild card round. The other match above the day saw San Francisco take over in the second half to beat Seattle 41 to 23. I'm Scott Carr. Following a 24 hour delay yesterday, whether permitting SpaceX's next launch from Florida's Kennedy Space Center should happen this evening marking the first time SpaceX's Falcon Heavy has launched in Twilight making it visible up and down Florida's space coast, the 230 foot rocket powered by three falcon 9 boosters is being sent into orbit on a classified military mission. Prince Harry's newly released memoir spare is now the fastest selling non fiction book of all time. The book details Harry's tumultuous relationships with his father, King Charles and brother, Prince William, and gives new insights into his life and the royal family during the first day of its release, spare sold nearly one and a half million copies blowing away previous record holder Barack Obama's a promised land whose first day sales totaled less than 900,000 copies. The only other books to have sold more on their first day or several of the Harry Potter sequels. I'm Chris gracio. Actor Brian Cranston, says he's considering a Malcolm in the middle reunion
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"Wall Street time on Bloomberg radio. You can also watch our daily broadcast on YouTube just search Bloomberg global news. And check out our Bloomberg businessweek podcast. You can find that at Bloomberg dot com. Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg dot com and always on the Bloomberg terminal. And you can also see us on Bloomberg quick tape. We're available on Bloomberg dot com slash QT and streaming platforms like Roku, Apple TV Samsung TV, and more. Have a good weekend everyone. Stacey, this is Cooper. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. The major disaster declaration California governor Gavin Newsom requested from the Biden administration has been approved amid devastating winter storms in the state, as Ryan baker reports the request was granted Saturday with the death toll in the Golden State at nearly 20. Both the state and the local resources are so overwhelmed trying to respond and recover beyond their capabilities. Governor Newsom wrote in his letter that damage assessments are impossible to perform as officials still continue to respond and prepare for incoming storms. The worst appears to be coming to fruition after a passenger plane went down in Nepal. Local media reports say there are no survivors among the 72 passengers and crew on board the Yeti airlines flight that took off from Kathmandu and crashed down the runway at pokhara international, with a number of foreign nationals listed on the passenger manifest, there's no word yet on a possible cause, ahead of the federal holiday, President Biden will speak today at a church where Martin Luther King Jr. served as pastor. President Biden will be the first sitting president to speak during Sunday services at ebenezer baptist church in downtown Atlanta. Senior adviser for public engagement and former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance bottoms called it an inflection point, bottom said the
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"Forecasters say the latest round could bring another four to 6 inches of rain in Northern California and one to three inches in Southern California. I'm Julie Ryan. At least 40 people are dead after a passenger plane with 72 on board went down in Nepal, rescue operations are continuing at this hour after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of pokhara international airport. There's no word yet on a cause, the airport has been closed, the prime minister of Nepal says he's deeply saddened by the tragedy. The CDC and the FDA, both are now looking into concerns that the Pfizer COVID vaccine might cause strokes and those 65 and older the CDC notes that overall the data suggests it's very unlikely there's a true clinical risk the agency's use of safety monitoring system that identified a preliminary signal that they found important to share with the public while the continue to evaluate data. The White House says raising the federal debt ceiling should not be a political football on Saturday press secretary karine Jean Pierre called on lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to begin to work together to raise the debt ceiling without conditions, warning House speaker Kevin McCarthy, the department would have to soon begin taking extraordinary measures to stave off a default. This comes as a high stakes fight over raising the debt ceiling looms over Congress as Republicans now have control of the House. John Jones is getting back into the octagon considered one of the greatest fighters in MMA history Jones will return march 4th for UFC two 85, which will see him take on Cyril gone in the main event with the heavyweight title on the line. I'm Scott Carr. Officials in Ukraine have reported a new round of missile strikes in the cities of Kyiv and kharkiv, the strikes damaged several buildings Saturday and sparked fires, but no deaths were reported. It follows Russian claims that their forces seized control of the eastern Ukrainian town of solidar, which Ukrainian president zelensky has denied he's drawing comparisons now between nazism and what he calls Russia. Following a barrage of over 30 missile strikes on Saturday, zelensky spoke in front of an apartment complex that had been flattened, killing at least 9 people and entering dozens more. He noted that street they were on was named after a victory over the Nazis in World War II, and added quote we must do everything we can to stop rusm just as the free world once stopped nazism, the wave of attacks occurred the day after Russia claimed control of the mining town of solodar, marking their first major win in months. I'm Jim Forbes. Lisa Marie Presley's official cause of death won't be known for some time. The only child of Elvis Presley died Thursday after suffering sudden cardiac arrest in her home in California. Now sources say the autopsy is done, but officials have decided to run a toxicology report to see if there was an underlying cause. National parks will wave all entrance fees for the Martin Luther King Jr. day holiday tomorrow and four other days this year. Park officials say it's best to check ahead at their website NPS dot gov when planning a visit. Universal Studios already has theme parks in Florida, Japan, Singapore and Southern California, but they're setting up a new one in the Dallas Fort Worth suburb of Frisco Texas. Universal says the 97 acre size park will be aimed at younger audiences featuring major attractions shows, including character meet and greets. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, California is securing a major disaster declaration amid those devastating winter storms. Governor Gavin Newsom asked president Joe Biden to approve the declaration as the state reels from a series of deadly and mind boggling atmospheric rivers. By some estimates, 22 to 25 trillion gallons of water have fallen over the course of the last 16, 17 days, a stacking of these atmospheric rivers, likes of which we've not experienced. In our lifetimes. That disaster declaration was approved yesterday. The World Health Organization urged a China to share more detailed information on its coronavirus situation. This after Beijing reported that there had been almost 60,000 COVID related deaths in the country since early last month. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reiterated the importance of China's deeper cooperation and transparency in talks with China's director of the national health commission. This week may bring a showdown over the debt limit as the Treasury Department expects to begin taking special accounting measures by Thursday to continue paying the government's obligations before what is expected to be a big fight to raise the borrowing cap. Brian deese is director of The White House national economic council. This is not about new spending. This is not about new investment. This is about the United States governing government honoring the obligations that prior congresses have already made. These was interviewed on Bloomberg's Wall Street week with David Westin. Thousands of people demonstrated in The Rain yesterday to protest to the clearance and demolition of a village in western Germany that is due to make way for the expansion of a coal mine. There were standoffs with police as some protesters tried to reach the edge of the mine and the village itself. Swedish climate activist a Greta Thunberg joined the demonstrations as they protested the clearance of LUT serif. It may be a shortened week of trading ahead, but there is still plenty for investors to keep an eye on, Bloomberg's Kieran Moscow has more. The World Economic Forum kicks off its annual meeting in Davos Monday, U.S. markets are closed that day in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Tuesday, we get earnings from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, as well as a report on New York manufacturing. Wednesday, it's retail sales and the producer price index, the Federal Reserve also releases its beige book. Thursday, it's housing starts in the weekly report on initial jobless claims and Friday existing home sales
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"Intelligence to fly planes, autonomously. What that enables is that Jetson's future in a far distant future where aircraft are flown completely without humira crew aboard. But baby steps to be able to go get there. Are you ready? Nope. There's still a pilot in there. At least for now. Yeah, but does it mean it eventually goes away? I don't know. I don't know. All right. Maybe not in our lifetime. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. California has secured a major disaster declaration amid devastating winter storms. The declaration was approved Saturday as that state suffers more storms this weekend expected to trigger more flooding there. A string of powerful Pacific storms called atmospheric rivers have been impacting the state since late December, causing flooding, mudslides, and power outages, and killing 19 people. Forecasters say the latest round could bring another four to 6 inches of rain in Northern California and one to three inches in Southern California. I'm Julie Ryan. At least 40 people are dead after a passenger plane with 72 on board went down in Nepal. Rescue operations are continuing at this hour after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of pokhara international airport. There's no word yet on a cause, the airport spent closed, the prime minister of Nepal says he's deeply saddened by the tragedy. The CDC and the FDA, both are now looking into concerns that the Pfizer COVID vaccine might cause strokes and those 65 and older the CDC notes that overall the data suggests it's very unlikely there's a true clinical risk the agencies use a safety monitoring system that identified a preliminary signal that they found important to share with the public while they continue
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"Weekend after a plane crashes killing several people, at least 40 people are dead after that plane was 72 on board, went down in Nepal, rescue operations are continuing at this hour after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of pokhara international airport, no word yet on a cause, the airport has been closed as a result. California is securing a major disaster declaration amid devastating winter storms, governor Gavin Newsom asked President Biden to approve the declaration as the state reels from a series of deadly atmospheric rivers that declaration was approved on Saturday. The CDC and the FDA are looking into concerns that the Pfizer COVID vaccine causes strokes in those 65 and older. The CDC notes that overall, the data suggests it's very unlikely there's a true clinical risk, the agency's use of safety monitoring system that identified a preliminary signal that they found important to share with the public while they continued to evaluate data. A pregnant woman and one other are shot in New Jersey after a 9-1-1 call, Jonathan o'halloran, has more. It happened around 5 30 Saturday night on inman avenue and route one north in woodbridge, police received a 9-1-1 call of shots fired in the area, woodbridge police discovered a car with gunshots nearby, a short time later nearby Lyndon police discovered a pregnant woman and a male who suffered gunshot wounds in the parking lot of The Home Depot on west Edgar wrote. Police believe the two were shot in that previous incident in woodbridge and fled towards London. Middlesex county police, along with the two towns involved, they're still searching for who fired those shots, and the official cause of death for Lisa Marie Presley won't be known for some time. Lisa Marie was the only child of Elvis Presley, she died on Thursday after suffering sudden cardiac arrest at her California home, and that's the very latest, I'm Jim Forbes. A riverside county California sheriff's deputy was killed Friday night after responding to a domestic violence call, Ryan baker has more. 30 year old Darnell Calhoun is his second deputy killed in the line of duty and riverside county in the last two weeks sheriff Chad Bianco after the deadly shootout. Nationwide
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"Let's leave it there. Okay, this has been another episode of the all thoughts podcast. I'm Tracy alawite. You can follow me on Twitter at tracee alloy. And I'm Joe why isn't all you can follow me on Twitter at the stalwart for more odd laws content, go to Bloomberg dot com slash odd logs where we post transcripts of all the episodes we blog, and we have a weekly newsletter that comes out every Friday, go there, and subscribe. Thanks for listening. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. Tragedy in Nepal this weekend after a plane crashes killing several people, at least 40 people are dead after that plane was 72 on board, went down in Nepal, rescue operations are continuing at this hour after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of pokhara international airport, no word yet on a cause the airport has been closed as a result. California is securing a major disaster declaration amid devastating winter storms, governor Gavin Newsom asked President Biden to approve the declaration as the state reels from a series of deadly atmospheric rivers that declaration was approved on Saturday. The CDC and the FDA are looking into concerns that the Pfizer COVID vaccine causes strokes in those 65 and older. The CDC notes that overall, the data suggests it's very unlikely there's a true clinical risk, the agency's use of safety monitoring system that identified a preliminary signal that they found important to share with the public while they continue to evaluate data. A pregnant woman and one other are shot in New Jersey after a 9-1-1 call, Jonathan o'halloran, has more. It happened around 5 30 Saturday night on inman avenue
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"And that is it for this edition of Bloomberg best. I'm at Baxter and I'm to these Pellegrini. And this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. More information is being released after a plane crash in Nepal, at least 16 deaths are being confirmed after a passenger plane with 72 people on board went down in Nepal. Rescue operations are continuing at this hour after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of Picard international airport. No word yet on a cause, the airport has been closed as a result. A mother and three children are dead after a raging house fire in Indiana, according to a release, the fire department arrived at the scene a little after 5 a.m. on Saturday and found the home still burning. Authorities say the fire appears to have started on the second floor of the home, all four victims were found together in one bedroom. So far, no other information is available. Buffalo Bills defensive back demar Hamlin is back visiting the team just a little over a week after going into cardiac arrest during a game. Hamlin was admitted to the buffalo general medical center earlier this week after leaving the university of Cincinnati medical center, the bill's safety suffered cardiac arrest and a game against the Bengals. There has been speculation that Hamlin is going to lead the team out of the tunnel before their playoff game against the Miami
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"Are not too happy right now. Look, the state of American business is fed up. When I talk to CEOs every day, large and small companies across the country, the state of their own business is strong. But they think the economy is fragile, and there's almost a state of despair over getting government to do the right thing. So we talked a lot about getting government in the right lane. Doing things only they can do and doing less of the things that they're not supposed to do. Creating room for business to solve the real complex problems that society faces today. What is American business need from government, that racially in order to do what it wants to do, be successful as it wants to be, what does it need from government? Well, first of all, the fact that we have millions of illegal immigrants pouring over our border and yet we can't get the visas for nurses and engineers that we need is a clear sign the government isn't working. Second of all, there are things that we really need to do particularly in permitting reform. And there's been some good bipartisan talks about permitting reform, but we needed if we're going to build anything, right? It can't take 7 to ten years to get a permit. Shouldn't take longer to permit than to build the darn thing, right? And then I think we need to do something about reviving a trade agenda. 98% of the companies that export are small and medium sized companies. Let's give them better markets. And there's also energy security, domestic energy production. People can celebrate today the gas prices are down, but what are we doing to have reliable clean safe energy for the future? So there are things that the 118th Congress can do right now. I think it's very actionable. First one was immigration and really doing something immigration on the other hand, keeping people out that we don't want to come in, at least not with our permission. On the other hand, getting enough workers. If you list the concerns of your members because you have an awful lot of members of U.S. Chamber of Commerce. If you learn the concern, how high up is getting enough workers. We heard Jay Powell last month say, we're three and a half million workers short in the United States right now. Well, first of all, I appreciate you acknowledging the real humanitarian crisis on the border. And when we talk to state and local chambers in those border towns, what they describe is really horrific. It's horrific for their town sort of for their citizens. It's horrific for the illegal migrants who end up there. So we're a great country. We can do better than this. But to your point on immigration, look at the end of last year, there was some good bipartisan talks about expanding E verify about doubling employment based visas about protecting dreamers about really getting engineers and nurses and truck drivers into this country. And I think we can turn those bipartisan talks into action. You mentioned permitting, something we hear a lot about from business. But that's not just a federal issue. Is it Suzanne? There's also state and local permitting. Yeah, there's certainly and you're right that it becomes a morass and it's hard. And so again, we're a great and capable country and we've passed the infrastructure Bill and the chips act and said, we need to build critical things here. We need our infrastructure to be the modern marble that it once was. And we're all on board with that. But we can't build anything until we get the permitting process fixed. And that was Suzanne Clark, president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, with Bloomberg's David Westin on balanced power. And coming up. The crypto evangelist Capitol Hill representative Patrick mchenry. You're listening to Bloomberg best. Mister favorite Bloomberg radio show, Bloomberg businessweek, masters in business, Bloomberg intelligence, and more are also available as podcasts. Listen today on Apple Spotify and anywhere else you get your podcasts. A passenger plane with over 70 a board has gone down in Nepal, rescue operations are underway after the Yeti airlines flight crashed on the runway of bukhara international airport. No word yet on the cause, the airport has been closed as a result. Buffalo Bills defensive back to mar Hamlin is back visiting the team just a little over a week after going into cardiac arrest during a game. There has been speculation that Hamlin is going to lead the team out of the tunnel before their playoff game against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, and more extreme weather is expected to hit the state of California this weekend. Ryan baker has more. Heavy rains are forecasted in the valley delta and foothills in Northern