annabelle: that's right.est that really exploded and we talk about the so-called magnificent seven, nvidia, microsoft, tesla, apple. this is what has driven u.s. stocks during the course of the year. the outlook was bearish but it was that optimism and around a.i. and the potential for technology and what it could do to productivity. you can see the magnificent seven outpacing those gains that we saw for the s&p 500 because it drove about 3/4 of the advance of the index overall. now that pressure is coming down to companies. if you bought into that potential, that promise that a.i. would drive a lot of value moving forward, next year, 2024 is going to be the year that we need to see it show up in company profit. rishaad: priced in as well. if they don't deliver, what are people saying about big tech and how much money they are making? annabelle: that is the big question. are we going to see any gains or metrics? bottom line is that going to be enhanced by this a.i. optimism? they have crunched the number of t

annabel. what you think we learned from _ to do that. annabel.rom matt hancock and l to do that. annabel. what you think. we learned from matt hancock and his two days of evidence? that we learned from matt hancock and his two days of evidence?— two days of evidence? that there wasn't very _ two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much _ two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much contrition, - two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much contrition, i - wasn't very much contrition, i suppose, but i'm not sure that we were expecting it. matt hancock is a man who was at the end of his time at health secretary and has gone on various reality television shows, perhaps in an effort at atonement, but also an opportunity for him then to set out his argument, the case for the defence of matt hancock, and for the defence of matt hancock, and for that reason i'm not sure all that much that was new emerged today, but i would certainly stand today, but i would certainly stand to discover that he doesn't view the decision to move hospital pat

point, annabel, there are _ with them. job makes a really good point, annabel, there are only - withso many times you can say, the end is near, apocalypse now, due scare people so much that eventually they just turn off. do you think that the british public is in a different place, as serious as the issue is, and as dangerous as the temperature rises are, do you think the british public is similar in the way it use this issue?— this issue? certainly conley the british public _ this issue? certainly conley the british public has _ this issue? certainly conley the british public has proven - this issue? certainly conley the british public has proven itselfl british public has proven itself very sympathetic towards climate fanatical groups or at least that is how i would view them like extinction rebellion and just stop lawal, people have really been very patient with some of the stance that these sorts of organisations have been pulling. ——just these sorts of organisations have been pulling. —— just stop oil. you're right, there has been too much of a narrative that the apocalypse is j

it makes you feel so good hearing that. >> there so many children like annabelle. >> it's difficult to reach out publicly. that's what the two stories have in common. sometimes it's difficult to step up and say i need help. when you do, it's amazing what can happen. >>> all right. it is cold outside. we may be getting a little bit of rain. >> it's still in the forecast and temperatures continuing to drop as we head through tomorrow morning. i have all those details and the microclimate forecasts will start right now outside in walnut creek. just amazing outside today. if you're out in the east bay, even outside for a couple of minutes soaking up the sunshine and the weather wasn't too warm , wasn't too cold, it really was just right. 57 right now in walnut creek. we drop off to 49 at 8:00 tonight and even 45 by midnight. we will continue to see this area of high pressure from the south. expect dry weather. it's creating relatively calm conditions in the atmosphere. that will enable fog to form. it doesn't look as strong as what we had this morning, but the chance of fog will be with us

annabelle: that's right.of fomo perhaps is returning to crypto markets because we have seen big gains for bitcoin. you think we only crossed the 40,000 threshold over the weekend. it is a big advance. these are some of the crypto linked names in asia. we have seen big trading routes for these across the course of this week that it is following the gains we had for crypto linked stocks on wall street, for instance. coinbase. marathon digital, all up for a third day. each are up more than 300% over the course of this year. that is really the sense of fomo coming into crypto markets. bitcoin at its highest since april of last year. let's change on because another group of stocks we are focusing in on this morning and these are the shipping names in asia. mostly moving to the downside as we come online. jeffries said that dry bulk rates have reached a near-term peak. they do remain strong but still, when you compare the rates where they were two weeks ago, they are much lower at this point in time. we saw u.s. sh

annabelle: thanks so much for your time today. roundtable. they have bitcoin with recent room to run. haslinda: one pointed to 200,000 dollars for bitcoin, but we talked about it and it is about value. how do you value bitcoin right now? let's get to the markets where we can possibly value some of the assets. indian markets looking pretty at this point in time, withstanding the gains that we saw. record highs. the nifty flashing but not deterring investors. nifty index up zero point 2%. in terms of the rupee, pretty flat. 83.38 is the level we are looking at. all this optimism on the back of what we saw over the weekend, modi winning the key three states, propelling that investment further. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. india's cities produce for a 2 million tons of solid waste each year, of which only 5% to 15% is recyclable. more on the search for pollutions for countries' chronic waste crisis, let's bring in bloomberg's commodities and energy editor. why does india even produce that kind of was

annabelle, how are we setting up for the asian session?elle: it's about a key phrase we just heard from jay powell saying rates are well in restrictive territory. that is what traders have been clinging to. this morning we are seeing a big rally in risk assets. and lots of asset classes. gold is one of them. it hit a fresh record high. we are coming off three straight weeks of gains. a good start to pick up in october at a 12% climb, first starting with haven demand, the israel hamas war lead into that. then it's coming down to expectation. we will see rate cuts over the course of next year. we have seen moves in bitcoin this morning earlier touching 40,000 for the first time since may of last year. that was before the collapse of the terrausd stablecoin. when you look at that rsi on a 14 day basis it looks like we are nearing overbought conditions. there has been optimism coming into bed going off the back of the expectation that we will see spark bitcoin etf filings in the u.s. being approved by the ftc by january. a quick check on equit

annabelle brook great to have you both on thank you.oming up bret baier sits down with family members of hostages being held in gaza. what they have to say we should tell you is heart wrenching. it is also imperative we listen to what they're saying. later in the nightcap would you trust artificial intelligence to pick a christmas gift you might be excited about. we would like you to give it a try. go to at trace gallagher on the social media pages x and instagram and check out the nightcap link. let us know what gift it recommended and if you like it. then stay on social media, let us know. we'll show you the results, read the best responses in the nightcap. it's 8:19 and 30 seconds here on the west coast. here is the fox news at night trip across america, first a life look, caldwell idaho's ribbon ice-skating rink. i can't skate but i did learn to fly in caldwell idaho. downtown milwaukee with a live view of the clarke building and finally a live look at myrtle beach south carolina where christmas spirits seem to be very bright. we ar

annabelle: we are counting down to asia's major market opens.aidi: australia has just come online, the top stories this hour. australia's central bank is set for a hawkish hold as data points to a information and weaker home price growth. and the saudi's pushback on market skepticism that opec-plus production cuts will be delivered in school. we have breaking news crossing the bloomberg. south korea gdp numbers as well as cpi numbers. when it comes to the gdp number you're on your for the third quarter, this is a preliminary release. bang on in terms of expectations, in terms of 4%. expectations were for 1.4%. that is easily adjusted quarter-on-quarter. gdp number, the preliminary reading is 0.6 percent, again maintaining that level from the prior reading. taking a look at perhaps more interesting degree to which we have seen a little bit more of a contractual order comes to consumer price inflation month-on-month, we are seeing a decline of 0.6%. expectations were 0.3% contraction. the previous rating was 0.3% acceleration. year on year, that s

annabelle: stabilization. it is also that wait and see because traders are very nervous perhaps ahead of the nonfarm payrolls but it should still indicate really what we have had across the jobs data over the course of this week. that labor market softening is coming in and that tells us that the fed is going to be needing to cut rates over the course of next year. not much movement in treasuries and the price session inching down slightly in the aussie bond space. stocks wise, under pressure and that sets the tone for the rest of markets in this region today. most markets looking tilted to the downside here and a does indicate to us as well that that ai optimism and enthusiasm that drove up the nasdaq so much probably will not translate too much to this part of the world. aussie dollar fairly steady but let's take a look at currency of course that has been moving quite dramatically over the past 24 hours and this is japanese yen. we saw it breaching its 200 day moving average. the gains as much as 4% in the l

so this is annabel. >> this is annabel.o. annabel. oh, gosh. bless her. okay, so the eyes, uh , gone her. okay, so the eyes, uh, gone there and we think that's probably because of some form of abuse. >> the antlers have gone just whipped off her antlers. the antlers. so, um, to. and i can't help but notice he's missing tail. >> felicity's missing a tail. hello, felicity. >> because it was cut off. you know she came from? i know where she came from? i mean, thing our dogs mean, the thing about our dogs for adoption is they're not always perfect. and i know people have really high people have often really high expectations. they want a puppy , expectations. they want a puppy, or they've a photo of a or they've seen a photo of a particular breed, but really, it's the spirit of the animal that means everything . that means everything. >> yeah, definitely. >> yeah, definitely. >> and remind me what these breeds are. >> this is a chow chow. chow chow. everybody says, oh, chow chow. everybody says, oh, chow chow. not friendly . ch

in the meantime let's turn to annabelle for movers.e keeping an eye on the energy space so far this morning. we have wti a little bit firmer. it dropped more than 4% in the session overnight. it fell back down to below the $70 a barrel level. there is a lot of pessimism coming into energy markets. it is all about concerns of excess global supplies. that is overshadowing shrinking u.s. inventories. energy stocks, we saw them falling on wall street and again in the session so far. these are some of the biggest names in the asian energy space. let's change on. the sector that likes low oil prices is the airline one. airline stocks are rising today. it is not just about the energy moves, it is what we heard from the industry body that is forecasting profit to reach $23.3 billion over the course of this year. they are saying very strong outlook for the holiday travel season as well. another sector we are keeping an eye on this morning. shery: we are watching breaking news at the moment. we are hearing from the associated press that the u.s.

that was annabel thomas co—founder of nc�*nean, an independent whiskey distillery.is festive season you'll know they are now big business here in the uk as well as in many parts of the world. but did you know the idea is more than 700 years old? the first is thought to have been in 1296 in vienna, when duke albrecht i gave permission for a two—week fair. today, the austrian capital hosts 14 christmas markets, including one of the largest and most popular in europe — the christkindlmarkt in the beautiful rathausplatz square which last year welcomed 3 million visitors. paul weis is general manager of the event for the city of vienna. hello and welcome to the programme, paul. just tell us a little bit about the significance and importance of your christmas market.- significance and importance of your christmas market. well, as ou sa , your christmas market. well, as you say. we _ your christmas market. well, as you say. we had _ your christmas market. well, as you say, we had 3 _ your christmas market. well, as you say, we had 3 million - you say, we had 3 million visi

haidi: evergrande is facing the matter when annabelle joins us from hong kong. we could see a potential court order. >> that's important. evergrande is the world's most indebted developer. they have been trying to push through a restructuring plan, the hearing has been postponed a number of times but today is the day. judge said this is the time so evergrande needs to prove it has a concrete plan in place or likely liquidation. haidi: there have been so many issues. >> evergrande has so many different groups but it needs to satisfy. the view has shifted over time. we heard they are looking for controlled equity stakes, perhaps another indication on how much this is coming down to the wire. shery: we know hong kong and mainland china have different systems. what does that mean? >> if we did see liquidation, would be acknowledged? beijing and hong kong struck a deal a couple of years ago and they are recognizing something that will ultimately come from china's government. the judge presiding over the case said there will be a lot more coming, the huge level of int

annabel thomas is the co—founder of nc�*nean, an independent organic whisky distillery on the west coast sally bundock about the challenges she faced setting up the business. the first couple of challenges that we had to overcome where fund—raising, and then actually building the distillery from scratch. so, unlike many businesses where you can create a prototype product, that is not possible with whiskey because you need a distillery and to mature it for at least three years and a day for it to be called scotch. so we had to raise a lot of money from a piece of paper, which was hard work. that took us two years. then we had to build the distillery from scratch. it is in a very remote part of the west coast of scotland. any building project of complexity is challenging, but especially when you are two hours from the nearest supermarket. it are two hours from the nearest sopermarket-— are two hours from the nearest supermarket. it sounds like you needed a heck _ supermarket. it sounds like you needed a heck of _ supermarket. it sounds like you needed a heck of a _ supermarket. it sounds l

. >> grace shimshack says baby annabelle came early, but she says she was determined to walk with hery, a california family, says they opened their photo order from cvs and they found a personal picture of brady posing with his kids. >> here it is. the discovery was posted on tiktok. brady even responded saying, my mom must have been printing out the photos. finally a trick move in dart. >> watch this teenager in utah pull off this backflip. see a dart fly out of a cup on his head and right into the bull's eye. >> incredible. that move there won him $10,000 in a contest. won him $10,000 in a contest. >> checking the top hea ♪ cheerful holiday music throughout ♪ ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. (bill) we made a promise to our boy blue with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. that we would make the healthiest foods possible... ...with the finest natural ingredients

sir reginald sheffield 8th baronet and annabel jones, vicantess astour.f england and scotland charles ii and school friend claire, sisters in the temple of st. augustine of canterbury. the couple has two daughters: nancy gwen born in 2004 and florence ross endeleon 2010 and a son arthur elwen 2006. when he was born, david decided to take paternity leave. this act received wide media coverage. it is known that the couple’s youngest daughter was born prematurely when they were vacationing as a family in the village of saintleon. her wife's name was subsequently included in the baby's name. cameron. a very interesting feature of his wife to conclude. the thing is that, unlike spouses and top officials, they usually stay in the shadows, she , on the contrary, is under the camera everywhere, and the level of love for the camera is just off the charts, galin, and how she looks, how she dresses, and the most the main thing is what message she gives to people, her husband’s career, everything we see, her style of behavior, her manner of dressing, all of this is h

annabelle is next, my sister, if we get invited to another awards ceremony show. >> jimmy: you don'tourse, and your parents behave themselves? >> they're lovely. they're great. i was going to the s.a.g. awards with my mom, and we were in the car, and i was really nervous. and i could sense my mom was so, so nervous. i was like, hey, what's going on? what is the worst? what are you so nervous about? well, what if i meet somebody i really admire. that will probably happen. but, well, who will be like the one. and she is, like, i don't know. like cate blanchett. if i met cate blanchett, i feel like i would lose it. i'm sure we're not going to see cate blanchett. don't worry. we're in line to do the red carpet, and cate is six people ahead of us. i had done a film, "fingernails," that cate produced. we never met, but she produced the thing, makes eye contact with me, beelines it to my mother and my mother starts sobbing uncontrollably, for reasons i don't really understand. and so cate was really excited to me, but then really concerned for my mother. trying to fix it. and my mom was try

i've been around asking annabelle of the voters in this room how they felt about those remarks.a lot of them hadn't necessarily cnet themselves, but they had seen media reports and had watched it on the news. . they said they don't necessarily focus on the language president drop is saying about immigrants, but more so protecting our border, securing our border. focusing on how we are going to move forward. they agree with his policies about continuing the wall and stepping up immigration. i hear behind me the crowd is really getting electric. he should be taking the stage any minute here, juliÁn. i will send it back to you. >> trump's trouncing over his republican opponents, something like 40 or 50 points, i think, in iowa and still has a lead in new hampshire. his biggest name supporters are still behind him despite his ongoing offensive rhetoric, as you noted. i want to take a listen to what senator graham said on meet the press this morning -- >> what about his language, senator, that poisoning the blood? >> i'm worried about an outcome. >> are you comfortable with him using

and we've just lost benjamin zephaniah and annabel giles recently, they were all brain cancers and brain know, and i think that drives us because she's not here to do that, so we need to carry that on. "plot twist," were laura nuttall�*s first words on hearing she got brain cancer. she'd got brain cancer. who would expect it in their life plan? so laura became a champion for research while living her own life to the full. as soon as we found out we were like, right, we need a bucket list! what's going to be on that? it's like... it's crazy thinking about these things, like what you want to do before you die, like when you are 19. you don't... you don't think about that sort of stuff. laura's tumour, glioblastoma multiforme — the most aggressive form of brain cancer — was caught by a routine eye test during herfirst year at university in london. how soon, she asked, would she be back at uni? the doctor said she wouldn't. but laura liked to prove people wrong. given a year to live, laura drew up a bucket list and got stuck in. she ran the great north run. she carried the commonwealth games

the way to the coronation, um, camilla's coronation, um, uh, camilla's sister seen kind of sister annabelthese sort of events when i was a girl and now when i was a little girl and now i'm watching my sister go to be crowned. >> and annabel elliot says at one point in the documentary, she lady in she was obviously the lady in attendance. being attendance. as well as being the queen's and queen's younger sister. and she said, buckingham said, getting back to buckingham palace, done palace, what a relief. it's done andifs palace, what a relief. it's done and it's been brilliant. it was and it's been brilliant. it was a of almost take a sort of few almost take your shoes . yeah. shoes off moment. yeah. she talks actors coming talks about actors coming off a stage and how that, you know, that of relief and just that sense of relief and just kicking when kicking you when you, when you've in a you've been involved in a wedding, your or wedding, whether your own or a really friend and it's wedding, whether your own or a realiit's friend and it's wedding, whether your own or a realiit's all frien

from angela rippon from annabel croft, into the show to croft, who got into the show to help her dealthree we three contestants. why are we going groundbreaker going to have a groundbreaker champion? will be in the champion? will it be in the first sex with first same sex couple with layton dance layton williams and his dance partner nikita? done partner nikita? they've done fabulous male pairing, fabulous s this male pairing, but he's got a lot of slack because he's been professionally trained. dance background. >> a lot of them have gone to theatre school. >> have, i think , i >> they have, but i think, i think i think that's think that's i think that's really to home in on him. really unfair to home in on him. >> i think it's going to >> and i think it's going to probably work against him. >> even though >> i think even though they've been they've topped been great and they've topped the twice, just the leaderboard twice, i just don't think he's going to win. but we've ellie leach but then we've got ellie leach and her dance partner vito coppola, and they've done amazing . they've

some come and do it and life goes on but when you look at annabel croft, and krishnan who said it thoughtljourney, you will learn so much about yourself. in beautifuljourney, you will learn so much about yourself.— beautifuljourney, you will learn so much about yourself. in the world of television where _ much about yourself. in the world of television where there _ much about yourself. in the world of television where there are _ much about yourself. in the world of television where there are many - television where there are many moments when people sit down to watch something, something lexically does just about have that hold. i doesjust about have that hold. i now have a big dance school and the kids are massively into ballroom dancing, watching strictly, inspired to be like those celebrities and especially boys, boys dancing, they want to be like him, they want to be like layton williams, like nikita and it's beautiful. families can come together and i think there isn't really a show like that. and the glamour, we all need a bit of sparkle in our lives nowadays. you have brought _ s