this is sweeney's pharmacy. it is one ofthe sweeney's pharmacy.s pharmacy. it is one of the landmarks in ulysses, l of the landmarks in ulysses, and is run today by volunteers as a tribute to jamesjoyce. "it was darker now, and there were stones and bits of wood on the strand." "a fair, unsullied soul had called to him." i "now is then. no reasonable stumbles over word offer refused." these readings moved online during the pandemic but even though the shop's open again, they continue to have people tune in from all over the world. "the chemist turned back, page after page, living "all the day amongst herbs, ointments, disinfectants, "all his alabaster lily pots." no idea how i read that, but thanks for listening! chuckles. that's what we do here — we read it out loud. you know, we have people here from different nationalities, different parts of ireland and you hear it all sorts of music, if you like, butjoyce would have loved that. does it make it easy to understand and get into it? yeah. because it's a book you grow up hearing about and ulysses

kriti: i pose the question to paul sweeney.alk to us about how netflix compares to some of the competitors disney, roku, paramount, all taking a big hit. what advantages to those streaming platforms have over netflix right now? paul: there is a lot of competition today, literally more than a dozen streaming platforms out there, they all have significant programming budgets. thinking about two years ago, it was really just netflix. a b hulu was in their little bit but it is so much more competitive now and we see that the programming budget. all of these companies are spending billions and billions of dollars. netflix is north of $15 billion and $20 billion. the question i hear from longtime bulls today is will this business ever be profitable giving those programming investments? a lot of folks i hear say there needs to be a shake out of this business, just too many players. then the question is, who will be standing? a lot of folks accountable saying netflix will be there, disney will be there, but who else? kriti: i think com

at least we can say it was an interesting we, james sweeney. thank you very much and have a great weekend rushes war in ukraine has driven up natural gas prices to an all time high. and that's good news for producing nations just like argentina. but currently the country is a net importer of gas with an estimated energy deficit, a 5000000000 dollars this year. the south american country wants to change that planning a new pipeline to deliver gas from its vast reserves for its own use and for export . a new pipeline is set to change south america's energy markets, argentina making good use of the resources it hass if thou art but oh, so we are standing on a huge gas reservoir. however, there is no point in having it if we have no way of transporting it. adler named after a former president, the nest occasional pipeline taps, the vast reserves in the voc. hm, what our field and sense gas to when it's iris province. a 2nd section. what extent northwards to st herani more construction is estimated to cost $1500000000.00. the new pipeline run by arg

and as always, james sweeney is watching the view from wall street for us. james, the experts were skeptical to put it lightly. that must could actually get together the money to pay for this. tell us more about how he managed to do it. well honestly it looks like the skepticism is done because according to the latest filing with the a, c, c must, has the money at the receiving commitments for $46.00 and a half $1000000000.00. the finance this deal. and you said, where did he get this money from? well, here's a bit of a breakdown. first. he said he's committed to about $21000000000.00 in equity financing. he's covering that himself, while musket secured about 25 and a half 1000000 in debt. in financing through morgan's family, senior funding and other firms, that of which is broken down into 12 and a half 1000000000 and loans by most and 13000000000 and other debt tied to twitter . so now the bit is in the money is there, and it will be interesting to see how and if twitter bites, as twitter has not only responded to his unsolicited, offered just yet. but th

some interesting to the eco companies themselves, james sweeney that new york. thank you now to a common problem for some of the most beautiful places in the world. every one wants to see them, but the more people come, the less attractive it is. crowds of tourists on once secluded beaches, t shirt and souvenir shops instead of quiet cafes. it's a trend that citizens of key west in florida have long been familiar with. and now they've put a stop to it, palm trees on beaches. pastel colored victorians and memories of hemingway, that's what key west used to be all about. but to day, the island of the southern coast of florida is overrun by masses of tourists spit out of giant cruise ships. big ships do. tremendous damage to our ecosystem is ships are too large for our our long narrow ship channel and they come through and they physically stir up the bottle even worse. their passengers don't do much for the local economy. they don't stay over night. they eat on board among the few who do good business, other charge ski shops, selling cheap souvenirs. we did it was

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currently plague in the industry or james sweeney is following the story for us in wall street. so james, tell us more about what the c e o r j scar inch had to say. well really in c, e o, r j's carriage has issued a warning and it goes as follows. if you think the automotive computer chip shortage is bad, well, pretty much hold as coffee because a shortage of electric vehicle batteries will make that current shortage. looked like small potatoes, the might the minor leagues because literally in a report to the in the wall street journal, the c e. o was issuing a tour of his company's plant in illinois. and then he surprise some of those reporters by saying that semiconductors are a small appetizer to what we are about to feel on battery cells over the next 2 decades. and if you're wondering how does he know this? well, he simply did the math and in his own words, he said, put very simply, all the world cell production combined represents well under 10 percent of what we will need in 10 years. meaning that 90 to 95 percent of the supply chain currently does not exist. and that ca

in our correspondence on the new new york stock exchange, james sweeney. james. they were a rising star for so long of what's gone wrong with netflix. well, let's just put it this way. netflix earnings for a real disappointment. you said it earlier, 1st quarter. 2022, losing 200000 subscribers. that's the 1st subscriber loss in more than 10 years. and netflix keep in mind was expecting an addition of 2730000 subscribers. and despite any p s that was roughly aligned, revenue also fell short of expectations. now look after that announcement shares thinking more than 23 percent. an after hours action right behind me here on wall street, a lotta taken and a big shock for a lot of people. okay. and it might not stop there as well. that's the problem here . we've heard of the so called great resignation in the united states. could we see now the great cancellation from subscribers, streaming services, video services, just like netflix in the us? well, you call it the great reg resignation of the u. s. economy. i call it the big quit and if you're wondering why did peop

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but mrjustice sweeney had plenty to say.ant for a terrorist cause, an attack, struck at the very heart of democracy. that meant he crossed the legal line for a whole—life order and he will never get out of jail. no sense of victory in the family's statement, read by the head of counterterrorism. "there is no elation in our family today following the sentencing. 0ur amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that." the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don't think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mps from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents. sir david's family said it breaks their heart that he would have greeted the murderer with a smile, a killer who left court today knowing he will die injail. t

but mrjustice sweeney had plenty to say.sweeney's mind — ali harbi ali had carefully prepared a murder of a public servant for a terrorist cause, an attack, struck at the very heart of democracy. that meant he crossed the legal line for a whole—life order and he will never get out of jail. no sense of victory in the family's statement, read by the head of counterterrorism. "there is no elation in our family today following the sentencing. our amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that." the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don't think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mp5 from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents. sir david's and he said it breaks their heart that he would have greeted the mur

but mrjustice sweeney had plenty to say. came to sentence, there was no doubt in mrjustice sweeney's mind — ali harbi ali had carefully prepared a murder of a public servant for a terrorist cause, an attack, struck at the very heart of democracy. that meant he crossed the legal line for a whole—life order and he will never get out of jail. no sense of victory in the family's statement, read by the head of counterterrorism. "there is no elation in our family today following the sentencing. 0ur amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that." the grief of a family and a community triggered a national debate, how open should mps be in an age of terrorism? today, a former mp and family friend said sir david was a man who loved to perform his public duty. i don't think david would have wanted this, in his name, to result in any undue distancing of mps from their constituents. he was a man who wanted to meet his constituents. sir david's family said it br

well for the market reaction, we go now to our correspondent james sweeney in new york. james, tell us how did investors react of us know well, i don't think a lot of people saw this coming today. at least not this fast, but you love most again, he showed his hand last week and showed that he had the funding to take the twitter private and the deal was made. in fact, it was bit of a normal deal. a bid was submitted, the funding was proven to be existent and existing ports of the offer. and simple math show that it was a great offer at $54.20 per share in cash. and he'll pull that off. he paid a lot for $244000000000.00, and investors are all taking this in within the last 2 hours. and the reactions are, makes, but it's a positive. listen, it's a big m and a deal and look at the market today. did that was down $500.00 points, and then again, $200.00 points at the close starting around the time of the, of the announcement. that's when the reverse will happen. so i would say investors, especially those twitter shareholders today. they're probably pumping champagne bottles r

organization faith it is an active war zone and that americans should not be there and in terms of specific sweeney from the beginning that president putin word target were could target civilians and journals could be part of that but i don't have any new intelligence on that. r >> is there a carveout for covid quick. >> tell me more peter i'm sure it's going somewhere. what you have for me on a friday quick. >> the cdc sayson on their vaccine do not go to places you're not able to wear a well fitting mask so why is she giving the supreme court justice a big had. >> you mean outside? >> she was outside. >> the cdc say those that are in close contact quick. >> we know that outside you can benefit significantly that is why we had the event outside today. vice president has been wearing masks inside. >> she was playing an importantco role to oversee the confirmation m as well as on camera, peter. to see that socially distancing with that confirmation and yesterday. >> and the vice president wore a mask inside today with her president and staff and outside and socially distance 99.nine and she had an e

first we're gonna speak to on james sweeney who's on the new york stock exchange. and then later on we'll bring in our culture correspondence, scott rock tspra. i'm so james, wasn't this inevitable after all, netflix is bet on constant growth instead of profits like a lot of tech firms. but that strategy was always gonna run out of road sooner or later. well, if you're asking if this was inevitable, yes, it was because that netflix continued to grow, but profits haven't fallen alongside its growth. and again, i said this yesterday too many, the reading was on the woman companies like nbc speaker and cbs paramount started to pull their content from netflix in order to start their own streaming services and their own original content. remember when there was an uproar when nbc took friends in the office off of netflix, only to find out that they will still be available, but on the competitor, a lot of popular content that was on netflix is that when a competitor site, now they did try to pad those losses with the original content like ozark, but when a lot of your co

you know, what i mean was not, he is ashley sweeney theater. here in his, in coyer tropical. mm hm. after the collapse of the wall. so a treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to but they did. nato said ha, it's ours. we move east international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there's no such thing as international law. since the soviet union is collapse, the usa has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations pop liberal swans, and in order to come, knock the stop at come tub. gus, as own said, then fall are not high on our price. this is he kinda ignorant to mean impression lender should oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward, are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the count

i think mr- justice sweeney, the judge in this justice sweeney, thejudge in this case, will pass a verye sentence. it might be a whole life sentence. if it was that would be amplyjustified. people should be warned that if they choose to have the sort of idea that this man had, they will be very severely punished. also i think there is another aspect we need to look at here. your various items have said that he was radicalised by so—called islamic state. there is almost no doubt that he was radicalised in part on the internet. and i know there is legislation planned by the government and going through parliament at the moment on that broad subject. but we must make sure that the internet service providers voluntarily see it as part of their ethical duty to the community that buys their products to ensure that this type of radicalising information ceases to be available on the internet. believe me, and i've looked into this in considerable detail, both when i was independent reviewer of terrorism legislation and since, young men and women are radicalised by what they see online, and that

terry sweeney live in san francisco for us. thank you, terry. >>> also tonight, a teenage girl attacked at a nearby school. they want to stop these attacks from getting even worse. take a look. the assault happened two weeks ago in south san jose right across from steinbeck elementary. you can see that man pushing the girl into a fence. this is in the middle of the day. witnesses thought it appeared he was going after the 15-year-old girl's purse. she fought back and he pushed her to the ground. within minutes police arrested 38-year-old derek boykin. >> i don't want him near a school or any school. i don't want him to think this is okay, and they'll let him back out, and he can just do it again and the other girl might not be so lucky. >> the girl is shaken but is otherwise okay. >>> busted for price gouging during the early part of the pandemic. grocery shortchanged smart & final getting hit with a fine tonight. a state investigation found that smart & final overcharged for eggs. the state attorney general's office accuses th

has call for independent investigations or to allegations of sexual violence in the war, kristen sweeney has mona from the united nations, women, children, and the elderly make up the majority of the 11000000 ukrainians flee in conflict according to the united nations. and they also filled the cremmit tourist train station internet. well, russian missile struck on friday and i must say my 31 years as a you made urine. i've rarely seen so much damage caused in so little time. the impact of the fighting on the most vulnerable civilians was presented to the united nations security council on monday, in just 6 weeks, nearly to nearly 2 thirds of all ukrainian children have been displaced. they have been forced to leave behind everything their homes, their school, and often their family members. families forced to split up to escape the fighting are particularly vulnerable to human trafficking and sexual abuse. according to you and experts who said accusations of sexual assault in areas held by russian forces are on the rise. we know and see and want you to hear voices that violence, rape is

will be back here at the old bailey on wednesday for ali harbi ali's sentencing, and the judge, mr sweeney options a whole life order and has used them before terrorism cases. there is also a question here about ali harbi ali's engagement with prevent counter radicalisation scheme, which he was involved with for a year between 2014 and 15. we don't know what happened but that may come up at a future inquest which is yet to be decided. dominic, thanks very much. for all the latest on the war in ukraine, let's cross to clive myrie, who's in the capital, kyiv. thanks, fiona. as more russian forces head to eastern ukraine, horrors are being uncovered in the villages and towns close to the capital, here in the north, that they used to control. time and again, we've been hearing stories of violence against women — in particular, of soldiers using rape as a weapon of war. it is important to share these stories with you, to shine a light on abuses, to bear witness to the pain of this terrible conflict. so, our correspondent, yogita limaye, has been speaking to some of those affected. and the vivid

jury tookjust 18 minutes martine, to return a verdict of guilty on both, and thejudge, judgejustin sweeneyanuel macron and marine le pen are beginning a fortnight of campaigning, after reaching the second round of the french presidential election last night. mr macron won more than 27% of the votes, with ms le pen, who leads the far—right national rally, four points behind. opinion polls suggest the run—off could be much closer. our europe correspondent, jessica parker, reports from paris. time to get to glad—handing. emmanuel macron has been accused of failing to get stuck into this campaign. today, he headed to a stronghold area of his opponent in northern france. the centrist, pro—eu politician with an eye for economic reform, under pressure to widen his appeal, but alain in paris is already convinced. mr macron is very sensitive to economy, but marine le pen has a gun on the head, you know, so, really, it's no—choice situation. you will be voting macron? yes, of course. far right candidate marine le pen enjoyed a recent rise in the polls. she wants to ban the muslim headscarf in public

describing it as �*a murder that struck at the heart of democracy�* judge nigel sweeney said the 26—year—oldt on behalf of lady amess and sir david's family. there is no elation in ourfamily today, following this sentencing. 0ur amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that. we will wake each day and immediately feel our loss. we will struggle through each day for the rest of our lives. our last thought before sleep will be of david. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani was in court for the sentencing. life with no possibility of parole for ally harbi ally who sat passively to the hearing this morning occasionally smiling. the reason why thejudge morning occasionally smiling. the reason why the judge went for the highest possible sentence that he could give out is because the crime crossed the legal bar is a crime of national significance, a terrorist killing, killing someone while they carried out the public duties for an effectively ideological because for the islamic state group. might dukes who spo

you can do that with sweeney.his is a stunning report of a sweden and particularly the political party against joining nato and other defense issues. finally throwing in the towel and saying yes, they speak of a parallel process within went to the east between sweden and russia. lisa: you characterized it well, they were the holdouts. the social democrats coming out and supporting inclusion in nato, highlighting how much of an about-face nato has really done given the war in ukraine and frankly, the offensive of russia and this is what a lot of people have been saying is one of the most miscalculated aspects of vladimir putin. he said that nato would not come together and it has been exactly the opposite. tom: you've been following this story, and it is not just about ukraine, there is a huge debate across the baltic sea, isn't there? >> there is a question of how much there still is over risk. what threat is posed to other countries? does this get closer and closer to native territory? what is the response then?

tom: bloomberg surveillance in front of this does two days ago with paul sweeney.eorge ferguson was grim, no other way to put it. jonathan: is the transports, it is the homebuilders. it is the banks as well. lisa: are we pricing in a slowdown or a recession? what is the distinction? increasingly that will be the focus for a lot of analysis. jonathan: for the moment we are pricing in the former. if you become something worse we will see. futures up one third on the s&p. on the nasdaq, up one third of 1%. yields higher on the session. 2.6754 will earnings season just around the corner. on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually everywhere we serve. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network

paul sweeney joining me in six minutes. pall is way up front on this.ys everywhere he travels the planes are packed. lisa: 100%. remember when we used to have seats in between there were kept empty? that would be a game changer. i think there was an interesting article in the wall street journal. there is an expectation that fed chair jay powell will indicate. tom: we have such a research combine. we hear that baby grogu is baby yoda. a data check. the yen, 128.15 on yen. some optimism. futures up 41. dow futures up 241 points in the vix nicely under 20. jane harman, one of my favorite people from the woodrow wilson center at the 12:00 hour. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city, good morning. the earning so far pretty decent. up more than 1% on the nasdaq. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathan: we begin with the big issue. looking ahead to chairman powell. >> is jay powell. >> to me the mess

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paul sweeney and i lock horns on this every day on bloomberg radio in the 9:00 hour.ew media, the new technology, does march madness get bigger? how does it change? michael: as long as we don't have another covid era, it is going to get bigger and bigger. and give a shout out to the women's ncaa. tom: that's where i want to go, south carolina. is it getting momentum? michael: yes it is. that is growing at well. and all of this i attribute to online gambling because now you can make a bet on the team and you have to research the team if you are going to get anything right to win something. tom: this is great. lisa did an online bet for university of chicago. that really worked out. [laughter] lisa: it is probably our inverse sports etf's, and chicago is key among those in terms of outcomes. how much has this industry grown? just give us a sense of how much moment on there has been, especially as everyone was at home with their checks. michael: let's go back to win the supreme court said ok, you can have online gambling now. this was before the covid era. so it started

into the woods, sweeney todd, top. what about you?ical ever is the winds. so, of course, you have the wicked witch in their. so, the winds was my all-time favorite musical, ever. and you are one of my all-time favorite people, ever. >> likewise. next time, we'll be together. >> yes, exactly. i'm keeping my book ready for you to sign. randi rainbow, author of playing with myself. a great book to send to kids, particularly in florida. we will not let them ban it. we will send copies to her own tribute to friends in florida thank you, really appreciate you. >> thank you joy. >> okay, how jealous are you guys? i got to talk to randy rainbow. that was cool, right? thank you randi rainbow, thank you. i want to hang out with you, and maybe we can sing a song together. that is tonight's read out. all new with chris a, starting right now. ri ght now. tonight on all in, as donald trump junior gets his date with the january six committee, there is now new reporting on how republican leaders can deal with trump, and why the big lie faces its firs

that i was inheriting along with what we're seeing is the sweeney support you know, they had their critics. there were folks at the university of springfield our university of illinois at springfield who had their own view of what this project should be. perfectly you know entitled to that. and there had been some bad blood over the years. and i was naive enough. to think that it wouldn't spill off on me. all that, you know i could avoid. the institutional and individual disagreements that had taking place over time anyway. i've said you know, it's funny. i've said about every every job of you know, even difficult ones they all and they all presented challenges, you know, i am i was seen as an agent of change. which means you know from day one that to some people you your perceived as a threat. you know without any way intending to be such that you are cast as a polarizing figure. you know that. there are people. who want to impute? bad motives or just quite frankly the more successful you are. the more visible you become. the oldest lesson in the world the more likely there are people who

police say he often spends time sweeney ridge.to call san bruno police. >> coming up in sports, steph curry back at full practice for the warriors sports director jason dumas has an update on steps chances of playing in saturday's game. coming up. >> in the east bay city leaders and the police department itself enrichment acknowledge staffing levels for the richmond. police are at an all-time low ground forceeully juggle reports. the department says it is doing all it can to fill the vacant positions and to recruit new officers. >> stretched thin and overworked on any given day. several richmond police officers are working double shifts and it's wearing them down as a sustainable know >> but right now we're we're able to get by and our officers are doing great job. 2 fiscal years ago, the department posted 175 sworn positions today. the budget has allocated enough funds for 145 sworn positions. but department spokesperson lieutenant matt stonebraker says >> the number of officers on the streets is actually 101. when you factor in

one building that was still intact, i was with a former bbc journalist bob sweeney, we went inside thats open. and obviously, the contents had been stolen. one young couple, their wedding photos had been strewn about the bedroom and some kind of gratuitous manner disgust and degradation. and the worst, someone, a russian soldier had defecated on the kitchen floor of one of the apartments which is a widespread allegation that the ukrainians have said they are living in sort of inhuman condition, debasing what ukrainians, where they lived, during this occupation. so there was, i mean i remember seeing, i covered the syrian civil war and i was in alep yo in 2012, i saw widespread devastation there, but again, it is the little things, you know, i mean. >> so contrast that with what you saw in kyiv, and we saw the prime minister boris johnson was there over the weekend and member was european council was there as well is, there a sense, some sense of safety and normalcy returned to the capital? >> absolutely. the curfew is still in effect. the 8:00 p.m., restaurants and bars shut down. and t

there's also state senator joshua revak, a former aide to young and tara sweeney, an indigenous alaskanon. her polarizing image won't help given the new rank choice voting system where the top four primary candidates advance and voters rank order them in the general election. palin's name recognition may help in the first round but could be overtaken later by other candidates like begich who has crossover appeal. i don't know what odds i put on palin. it's safe to say above zero but below 50% but overall i'm not really buying her comeback. >> above zero. okay, thank you, nate silver. >>> coming up, the january 6th committee is closing in on donald trump as trump claims in a new interview that he wanted to join the march on the capitol on january 6th. the roundtable is next. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy.