this is blue bear -- bloomberg. ♪ ♪ dani: welcome back. i'm dani burger in london.mmunist party officials say china has reached a new historical starting point. top leaders have paved the way for the president rule indefinitely by signing off on the first historical resolution in 40 years. let's get to stephen engle. take us through the latest from them. stephen: this historical document, if you want to call it that, has a lot of global ramifications. the last two leaders who were able to enshrine their thinking into communist party doctrine, china back then was a small economy, sealed off from the world. it is sealed off now for different reasons, covid. it's the world's second biggest economy. it has one of the most powerful militaries in the world. it's now going to be essentially, possibly run by a single individual for the foreseeable future. with this doctrine, he essentially is giving the strongest signal yet that he will seek an unprecedented third turn -- unprecedented in the post-mao era. even potentially more. that has global ramifications on such a large

dani. dani: a fascinating conversation. thank you. of interesting talk about not just their earnings, but inflation as well, with frederic saying it might be too soon to say whether it is structural. you have new lines coming from credit suisse. the cfo on a call with journalists at the moment, saying they have made provisions for grain. the cfo also seeing litigation provisions increased as well. an interesting tidbit, in their investor day presentation, 108 pages, the word "risk" appears 55 times. that gives you an idea of changes they are making. in terms of their results, they were pretty mixed, but the takeaway is that they are exiting prime services when it comes to their investment banking. they are also unifying their wealth management under one global unit, trying to emphasize that part of the business, stepping back from investment banking to some degree. risk the operative word when it comes to credit suisse. we have plenty more banking conversations on the way. we are also going to be talking to commerce banks cfo around 7

dani? manus: i'll pick it up from here, ven. thank you so much. yeah, a huge amount of repricing going on across the rates market. our mliv ven ram there, our editor. traders trying to reassess the risk on global demand from the new virus variant. speculation also mounting that omicron may decide to pause the output, and they will meet this week. let's get to dan mercer, who joined is now. i noticed when we came to air, we had no vaccine. opec-plus partners didn't ask to review the deal. i think this is significant. it set the bar on monday morning on a debate where they add more bars or not. your assessment? good morning. dan: good morning. yeah, i think the friday selloff was probably overdone, the day after thanksgiving is famously light in trading. and you hit a couple of technical hurdles, like crossing 100 date and 200 day averages. and then, as dani mentioned earlier, face negative gamma selling for banks trying to cover their oppositions to sale drillers. -- shale drillers. so we're

dani: thank you.to know what you would do with your sabbatical and what beach you would be on? manus: i would be bored for six weeks. one line from solomon when he was of the new economy forum, he said it is nearly 50% of goldman are under 30. i would need to fact check that, but there is one wonderful piece people often miss. it is about a network you create. there are people doing better than me running investment banks that i knew when i was 24. it is about the infrastructure come on the network, and the people you connect with in a marketplace. you cannot buy that or get that at smaller startups, it does not exist. dani: that is the reason behind the argument of why it is important to get in the office. it is about getting that in person experience. some of these perks from goldman like time off for miscarriages, i do not know if you can classify that as a perk or a human right, a good thing to do. manus: you have to read through and see the details. a six-week sabbatical, i am up for that. let's

♪ dani: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. i am dani burger.lobal yields drop. -- kicks off the rally and bond markets from australia to the u.s. the stay-at-home trade fizzles. peloton shares plunge. uber has his first adjuster profit but the stock still falls. crude prices rise. investors await a u.s. response to the modest oil hike from opec-plus. we end the week with a surprise and a global reset in this bond market. this was supposed to be the week that the inflationary hawks were in charge of the show. a surprise from the boe that affected these bond markets. i think dan moss puts it really well in apc published yesterday. if the hawks could not score in london, a cause into serious question the past month's dominant storyline of central banks being pushed around by investors counting on early hikes. we did not get that uniform turned in tighter policy that perhaps many were expecting this week. what has the reaction in markets been? it's been a rather across-the-board in this global bond market. we saw everyone from u.s. to australia to

dani, a very good morning to you. dani: yeah. good morning, manus.nd it is just fascinating there at the forum with the world's increasing inflation problem and china's growing role on the world stage. and just two of the things that have topped the agenda where you are, manus. manus: let's bring in our head of economics, senior executive editor, stephanie flanders. and you've had the conversations and a few radio guests. i'm curious, when we -- one of the first things about perhaps more government. i was kind of surprised when i saw you -- wow. more government. what does that mean? stephanie: one of the first panels involved mainly business leaders talking about how global business has been transformed by covid. and several of them suggested actually what they thought was the way that the world should be run in a way was -- had been affected by covid. that it wasn't -- it hasn't highlighted flaws in business. but it had thrown up some big demand and needs for government to step in. most obviously the vaccine and not just development but making sure

dani: that is true.t is a weird thing to think that if you bought a ticket with doge coin, you would have to pay with 100 doge coins. it is something like .03% of bitcoin is the cost of a ticket. the denomination factor maybe is more confusing, but amc said they are weighing their own cryptocurrency. maybe one amc coin equals one ticket. tom: nft's as well of their major films is something they are looking at. the confluence of movies, the silver screen, and crypto, and whether or not it is an inflation hedge. inflation in the u.s. running at its highest in a generation with an october cpi print of 6.2%. the shock is being felt throughout global markets. joining us now is supriya menon, senior strategist of multi-assets, pictet asset management. thank you for joining us. our the equity markets being overly complacent? supriya: i would say in general inflation is not necessarily for equities, and ultimately it depends on whether companies are able to pass on the higher costs , energy costs, and wage incre

this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open.are 23 minutes into your european cash equity trading. it is red across the screen. on a headline level, the cac down 1.2%. the other story we are watching from yesterday from the u.s. session is jack dorsey stepping down as ceo of twitter. the cto is replacing him. tom: the fact that jack is stepping back and off the board suggests he must have significant faith in the new ceo. a focus on him and on what jack will do after this. dani: can we expect more crypto related tweets from dorsey? tom: maybe some more volatility for cryptos. twitter is underperforming. easyjet ceo says the omicron variant has had an impact on short-term demand but has not derailed. >> it is not at the same level of downside that we saw previously. what will happen is it will take 3-5 days and it will settle out at a certain level. we are monitoring to see when that -- what that will be like. the effect we are seeing is very much on the short term. some people are transferring out their bookings. we are seeing t

dani? dani: thank you.ing up, the world international -- coming up, boeings pain and airbus gain. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we've got the triple seven and certification, it is here today. we did a flight display and we will do that all week. we met with tim today to talk about the status of the program. those are private discussions, but i can tell you we have confidence in what we are doing moving forward. we will deliver ahead quality -- a high quality product. that's what tim wants to see from us, and we assured him we will be on that path. we will jointly decide what is the right delivery time for him, and those discussions will go on. yousef: in terms of the inflationary pressure, how is boeing dealing with that? where are the crunch points? >> supply chains are critical for us in the recovery. right now, our major focus is continuing to gradually ramp up, particularly on the 737 max with those orders. we see human capital as one of the constraints. we have been working deeply with our supply chain, and

welcome back to london, dani burger. let's get to some of the breaking news we have coming across the bloomberg terminal. some results from merck, third quarter net adjusted sales 4.90 7 billion euros. they are talking about adjusted earnings-per-share of 2.4 euros. dani: i am back, ready for the break. the industrial giants, for them may be a little bit more positive than it was. a slight rise from 2022 margins after profit beat. seeing revenue growth at 5%-8% for next year. something analysts had expected and that definitely played through, the group was able to cope well with pressures coming from the supply chain shortages. that means their net income of 6.7 billion euros for the financial year that ended september 30, that means -- beats the consensus of 5.7 billion euros. it could be as high as 21% the next fiscal year, up from 18.8% in the annual period that just ended. this is important for siemens, one of the industrial giants. if they can have better margins if they have pricing pressure, this is something we r

dani: was that a gas pun? manus: i didn't even realize. dani: it was perfect.estimates of triple digit oil moving higher, but one of the questions as we have oil moving and opec-plus, how volatile will it be if we get triple digit oil? manus: bank of america, you said yesterday, we had a guest yesterday and one of the core narratives from bank of america is $120 oil, but a lot of it is on the tightness of shale. dani: travel demand coming back. we have guy johnson at heathrow. transatlantic travel coming back. is a european travel showing signs of a rebound? we are live at heathrow to speak to the ceo of virgin atlantic. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/movi

dani: you're totally right. we have a delusion of analysts saying it is a buying opportunity on friday. perhaps that was the big black friday deal up for markets. we are starting to see that as we get markets to open up. the first number, up to 0.7%. considering that those markets have fallen more than 3%, now we are up by 1%, that is not undoing what we have seen. we are also seeing the cac 40 up by 1.4%. france was saying they detected a possible eight new cases of the omicron variant. still, as a whole, the euro stoxx 600 fell the most since april 2020 on friday. despite the fact that spain is gaining up 1.2%, it will take a lot to keep us on track. there is a sense of calm, a perhaps not a lot of conviction. let's take the view across market as well. when it comes to u.s. futures, we are seeing a session that is starting to give back some of the losses, up nearly 1%. the same goes for the bond market. 10-year gilts up 5.5% --10 year yields up 5.5%. we are also seeing a euro starting to weaken versus the doll

dani: that's right.ill be getting the fed president taking part in a discussion about racism, the economy, hosted by the minneapolis fed. this -- >> president biden brought up taiwan. u.s. commitment to taiwan. the u.s. talked about president biden talked about human rights in hong kong and xinjiang, about china's trade policies. we know from the chinese side that he talked about how china won't tolerate interference in that area. we know that president biden reiterated america's long-standing policy is opposed to independence. that is something president biden said we are hearing from the chinese side and not the american side. >> you make an interesting point. part of what came out of this meeting was not a joint statement. we had statements released from china and from the u.s. looking out what each different party said. is there anything to be gleaned from anything that was conflicting or perhaps of a different tone between china and the u.s.? >> we saw in the lead up to this, the excerpt from the su

dani, good morning. dani: good morning. my next guest has been traveling a lot as well.thrilled to have them, blair jacobson, managing director and cohead of ares. good to have you. here we are in person. private capital is a fascinating time. $378 worth, a lot of money is chasing fewer assets. where defined value in all that competition? blair: i think the good news is, now that vaccines have rolled out, economies have reopened, the markets are open. we have looked at about 1300 deals in the last 12 months. we are seeing record ella may levels. a lot of what would have to do is sitting on record levels of drive powder. for every year they invest, they require one year. there is a lot for us to do. we tend to be local. we have 75 investment professionals all over europe, six local offices. we are turning over rocks and stones in all the countries. dani: what are the sectors you are most interested in right now? blair: our fundamental goal, it has served us well, is to back the best businesses and the best sectors we can find. that tends to take us to telecommunications a

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dani: it is a competitive environment out there. you started earlier this year.you found it so far? how has the environment been on this project that you embarked on? ursula: the approach that we are taking, our ability to get talent into the pool of people we are looking at is amazing. so young talent, we are a small fund, $1 billion, small compared to the world out there, so we can bring people in who can work on things with us from the beginning. so younger people and senior people actually all engage around deals, all engage around staffing the organization, all engage in building, so we have found access to talent to be really good. fortunately, we are only hiring 10 to 15 people, not hundreds and hundreds, because that is a challenge. talent is a challenge in the world. dani: it is interesting that you say we are not a diversity firm because unfortunately, often in this world, when you have a diverse firm, sometimes that is the label that gets put on it. you look around at a conference like this, you see that it is mostly white and mostly male. why is this

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dani: ok, the coordination we are seeing to ease pressures around the oil space. we are listening out for those comments from the u.s. president later today. austria returns to a full national lockdown. protests against new restrictions at -- aimed at curbing covid-19. from midnight, austrians told to work from home and nonessential shops have closed. people also clashed with police in the netherlands and belgium. joining us from our berlin bureau is maria tadeo. our governments pushing ahead with restrictions despite protests, anything that suggest they will be watering down measures? maria: now, and that is where it gets interesting in the story across europe. we did see sectors of protest in vienna, the hague and also brussels. this is a pan-european story, but nonetheless governments are pushing ahead with these restrictions. the focus today is austria, going into a 20 day lockdown. when the lockdown is completed, we expect restrictions on the unvaccinated to continue. and then of course the vaccination mandate, it is not a personal choice, it is an obligation

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so, for context dani that there are massive coal company in india. they have a renewables offshoot that is technically the sponsor of this environments if you're coming environments exhibit, but they joined shell, which is currently sponsoring also a climate exhibit at the same museum. so to be really honest and it saddens me as she someone from the u. k, i grew up on the science museum, the museum has really lost its way, has frankly become captured and is now a vehicle for most of your industry. greenwashing. i know that earlier this year, amsterdam, sylvia sylvia started imposed abandoned the city's metro network on add link to what they call fossil products. they said that, you know, gas powered cars, also cheap airline tickets. and this is, you know, the municipality thing just a 1st step in the series of steps. what would you like to see and what do you believe will need to happen in order to gain the kind of momentum to not only hold these companies to account and call them out on the green washing, but to actually, you know, address the clima

here in sibley for guild dani, which has a medical facility and that's where the suckers meeting was taken. but he's supposed to say he's at great risk back because inside that prison inmates who have a nice guy and you have a grudge against mr. ashby, and they say because he was the president during his tenure who wrote down the criminal network, then they were recording from his arrival that prison where you could hear the abuse raining down on him from prisoners who knew exactly who the prison that was that was joining them that all kinds of threats to his life. so this is saying he needs to be sent to a private clinic to it, to be put into a hospital where he can be treated safely. briefly robin, you get the sense there that he can or cannot receive a fair trial of good cheese. that depends on who you see today he's expected or was expected to attend to trial hearing for acute excessive use of hearing back in 2007. which opposition at the time, protest is what to be any beated. but he may not even make an appearance because the government is already been saying that, well, you kn

joining us now is dani burger.is elon musk to selling the 10% that he promised in the twitter poll? >> he has a long way to go. he has sold around 7.3 million shares. he has more than half left to go. a lot has been made about that and the timing of the pole and if he had already planned to sell some of these. he had rearranged some of this pure he talked about in september saying he had a big bulk of options that were expiring and he wanted to exercise them. he had taxes to pay. it does appear at that this sale is part of that. this is what the aftermarket looked like for tesla. this does not think -- this does not include the most recent sale. we should get a new beat on tesla. francine: a new legal complaint was also filed yesterday. jp morgan sued tesla over unpaid warrants. what exactly is the dispute? >> it is minimum. $162 million or a trillion dollar company and a mega bank, it is a trivial amount. this is potentially a relationship that is becoming fraught over a small amount. and in some ways, it is this

dani burger is sitting down with him ahead of his appearance at the superreturn international summit.to you. >> thanks so much. i'm really pleased to be here with david rubenstein, cofounder of carlyle group and host of the david rubenstein show. david, thanks so much for sitting down. i know you have a busy day ahead of you. you are giving the keynote speech tonight. i don't want you to front run it. but can you give us a little taste for the people here at this conference, the titans of the investing world, what is the number one question the need to be asking themselves? >> right now, when you think about it, this conference was held two years ago, if you had known two years ago we would go through covid-19 as bad as it was and an economic recession as bad as it was, you would have thought the private equity world would have gone down. it is healthier than it has ever been. my point today is that if you looked at the most important economic and geopolitical issues facing the world now, is it likely we can also ignore them over the next two or three years and have a private equity w

here are some of their names. 21-year-old franco patino, 27-year-old danis. 16-year-old brianna rodriguez. and john hilgert, we don't know his age, but we know that he was a ninth grader at a high school here. jim? >> just, just so sad. all right, rosa flores, thanks so much for that report. with me now are two people who attended the concert. i first want to show our viewers a video that you filmed during the chaos. let's take a look. [ screaming ] [ yelling ] breathe. breathe. ♪ >> dana, that must've been terrifying. can you tell us what this was like being in there? >> um, it was just terrifying is the only word i have to describe i it. everyone around us was just trying to take each individual breath. there was just no air left for anyone to breathe. we were too closely compact. everyone was too pushed up against each other. there was just nowhere to go and no air to breathe. >> and i understand that you were crowdsurfed to a medic area. is that right? >> yes. i just started screaming, help, help, please help me, i can't breathe. and finally some people around me told me they were goi

and dani, you are seeing significant risk rotation.ckrock telling us earlier that maybe this presents an opportunity if you look through the volatility. many questions remain unanswered, but clearly, we are in a place where investors are selling now and they will be asking questions later. you're seeing this play out across the risk space as a move to havens, as well. within the havens of space, the sovereign yields are coming lower. bonds, treasuries are big. you're looking at an eight basis point move lower, nine basis paint -- point move lower. in the commodity space, significant spelling. brent is down 2.8%. wti is down 3.5%. you're looking at $75 a barrel now on wti. cast your mind back a week and it was $80 plus. in terms of the equity space, the nikkei over in japan down to by 5%, futures in europe -- 2.5%, futures in europe down. u.s. futures lower by 1.3%. that is the state of play as investors way up this new variant and the implications across these risk assets. ok, let's switch back to the consumer story, the strength of th

one of the things dany and i were so struck when we tried to piece together how things get to the pointdid it at the end of the year it was people would say come say, they asked for something so crazy and i didn't give them the craziest thing they wanted but he did have to give an inch to get them off my back. of course that gets worse and worse and worse as soon as you open that door. in that moment with dr. fauci one of the things that's important to explain is one thing damian and and i were excited about in reporting this book is that we look at the relationship both dr. birx and dr. fauci because they made the cruise and hiv/aids as hiv/aids activists were you help into account and '80s and 90s when aids was upended and it felt like the government didn't care and wasn't doing enough, and anything those relationships for 30 and 40 years. when covid came around a lot of the aids activist turned their attention to covid activism and they figure we've got an open line. they had an open line to fauci not so much to dr. birx once she went to the white house but what happens is one of act

. >> of dani avenue. we have an accident there. so we are seeing just a slight delay.u are traveling heading across towards the peninsula. we had a hot spot. we're just checking on that now. conditions much better since they've remove that off of the bridge a little under 16 minutes for your drive time into the city right now. a little under 16 5 8080 moving along pretty nicely at this hour's. well, out of richmond under 8 minutes for your drive time at this hour and highway 4 traveling from one 62 to 42 a little under 16 minutes darya james, back to you. >> 9.31. and let's get back to the breaking news which is we're finding out more about the person of interest in the parade. the christmas parade where an suv went plowing down people killing 5. we now know who is in custody. this was in waukesha, wisconsin. that person identified as a 39 year-old. >> and identified as darrell brooks. he has currently a long criminal pass. he's got to open criminal cases against him right now, including reckless homicide. investigators are looking into whether he may have been fleeing

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i think it goes back to what dani is talking about, how does it move people going to the polls to putup until now -- i shouldn't say that. in many instances there are more people in the center of the spectrum, on the other side of the aisle, who can give nuanced answers, some people in the constituency don't like it, some people do. there's no way to run against the issue. >> i think this is a galvanizing issue for the democratic base. if that's enough for democrats is another -- >> democrats are in charge of congress now. what are they going to do if roe is overturned? i assume they're going to make some symbolic effort to try to codify it. >> they already have. it's not going to get through the senate in any way. i also say, if you look at any congress in the last ten years and think they have the ability, the political stability or the heft to deal with a weighty issue like abortion, i don't know what you're looking at. >> remember gun laws and the obama administration. >>> just a big shout-out to the marets frogs, staim state champs, class a football. champs, class a football flog

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dani el decorador. ¡decora los pasillos con papel de impresora! ella considera que las leyes deben ser revisadas. satsha: gracias a lourdes del rÍo y si tÚ estÁs en una situaciÓn si 1000, te muestro en pantalla el nÚmero de telÉfono en el que puede solicitar asistencia. 1 800 7996 cambiemos de tema y de tono porque este es un milagro del dÍa. una mujerdespierta despuÉs de 60 dÍas en coma. ocurre en un hospital de main donde una familia se prepara para desconectar a su mamÁ convaleciente con el coronavirus y ese mismo dÍa reciba la sorpresa de que ella respira y despierta. es asÍ como la paciente de 69 aÑos se recupera contra todo pronÓstico. y ahora su gran metes vacunarse. no sÓlo eso, incluso ya habÍan vendido todas sus pertenencias y habÍan preparado su funeral. enhorabuena por ella, que escribo otro capÍtulo. vamos hasta las vegas, adelante. [mÚsica] conductor: miren nada mÁs. [risas] miren, miren. buenos dÍas, "despierta amÉrica", estamos con los que han dejado huella a nivel mundial en la mÚsica en esta entrega del latÍn grammy. recibiÓ el p

i want to bring in lesley warren swan, national reporter for politico and we brought back dani ceballospective. betsy, let me go to you here. because i really want to bring home a point that leanne manage. these are not like tangential tertiary players to donald trump's scene, right, in january and december -- december and january of this past year? i mean, jason miller very close, very inner circle for donald trump. bill stepien ran the campaign, john eastman, michael flynn, involved intimately reportedly in the conversations that were happening right around the time of the riots. talk about the significance of these slate of names as you see it. >> reporter: no question. this is a group of people who are both very close to what the trump operation was that day, but also who don't likely have any of the executive privilege protections that some of these former trump world folks have about able to claim. >> good pint. >> reporter: jason miller a campaign official and bill stepien a campaign official and angela mccullum, a name new to a lot of folks but a really interesting person on thi

dani el decorador. ¡decora los pasillos con papel de impresora! reciclado, por supuesto. obligaron a dejar ir", en la demanda acusan a la clÍnica por mala prÁctica mÉdica, incumplimiento de contrato, negligencia y fraude. >> el estrÉs emocional es muy fuerte, y las cosas se pueden poner bien mal para ellos, y todo esto son cosas que se consideran cuando uno presenta una demanda. los gastos mÉdicos tambiÉn que va a tener. edwin: ante las crÍticas de que dichas clÍnicas necesitan mÁs regulaciones, doctores dicen que ellos se someten cada dos aÑos a inspecciones detalladas. si usted desea tener un bebÉ usando ese tratamiento, revise muy bien el contrato y se oriente para saber cÓmo exigir sus derechos en caso tal de un error por parte de la clÍnica. actualmente las regulaciones federales son muy bÁsicas con respecto a protecciÓn para las familias que se someten este tipo de tratamiento. las protecciones se darÁ a nivel local. cada estado tiene sus propias leyes con respecto a este tema. en el caso de california la mÁs reciente es la ab960 que protege a los padres que incurre

dani está ahorrando en grande al hacer las compras festivas en amazon. se ha convertido en un referente para latinoamÉrica. >> reembolsado la regulaciÓn de todos los usos del cannabis. hemos visto otros paÍses y estados como el caso de colorado. carlos: en paÍses como colombia donde se busca probar su uso recreativo y medicinal. >> mientras sea ilegal serÁ controlado por mafias. una industria institucionalizada y con competencia. carlos: un grupo de senadores viejo para conocer de primera mano el funcionamiento. >> lo que significa el negocio, tanto en disminuciÓn de delincuencia, en generaciÓn de divisas, salud para los contribuidor es— carlos: algo que creen que puede ayudar a derrotar la violencia en el paÍs suramericano. >> la diferencia entre legalizarlo y no legalizarlo, es mantener y evitar masacres. legalizarlo es generar ingresos, no sÓlo al estado colombiano sino a las comunidades que habrÍan productos interesantes para trabajar. carlos: desde 2020 hasta septiembre de este aÑo las arcas del cannabis generaron casi 4,000,000 de dÓlares en gananc

dani el decorador. ¡decora los pasillos con papel de impresora! procedimientos como la traqueotomÍa, y otro que hay es en la parte gÁstrica, que hay que hacer con los pacientes que estÁn en este estado, a estas alturas, y se mantienen con un estado estable y con vida. reportero: estas intervenciones ayudarÁn a evitar infecciones y que se daÑen sus cuerdas vocales, contaron en exclusiva, sus —— su nieta carmen placencia y su sobrino. >> la parte de la traqueotomÍa ayuda a limpiar los pulmones, porque por ahÍ esta el respirador, esta parte gÁstrica tiene que ver con las funciones y la alimentaciÓn, para quitar la parte de la entubaciÓn. reportero: la tambiÉn productora teatral ha registrado importantes avances tras haber recibido mÚltiples estÍmulos por parte de especialistas. >> ella sigue con un cutis hermoso, como si estuviera dormida, ella estÁ dormida, no ha habido ningÚn deterioro en su carita. sÍ ha habido las estimulaciones que le han hecho los autores, ya nos dicen que la reacciÓn ya es de ella, son movimientos de ella, no es algo como que

dani está ahorrando en grande al hacer las compras festivas en amazon.ueden ganar todos esos productos escaneando este cÓdigo en pantalla. habrÁ su cÁmara y nos lleva directo a gangas and deals.com /grammy. karla: toda las cremas para el cuello,. [risas] me encantÓ mi regalo, una se tiene que cuidar. aleida: yo siempre me pongo mis cremas, seÑores. venimos con productos bien buenas. karla: a mÍ me llegaron con cremas antiarrugas. [hablan a la vez] karla: este esta hecho de caviar. >> son carÍsimas esas cremas, y las usan las estrellas. gracias. >> le voy a decir el precio, esas cremas son sÓlo los 500 $, maÑana les traigo unos descuento que no se puede imaginar. [hablan a la vez] [risas] >> maÑana los espero en gangas and deals con lo mejor de lo mejor. karla: gracias. vamos asÍ bien fallan hasta las vegas. ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ alan: hola, aquÍ estamos, mira nada mÁs. puro galÁn. refrescado, las vegas, puro joven, me incluyen los jÓvenes de acÁ, la arrolladora banda el limÓn. parte de los cuantos hoy, >> 17. >> a los mÁs flacos. alan: el que se viste de

dani está ahorrando en grande al hacer las compras festivas en amazon.podemos ajustar para que sea mÁs prÁctico a la hora de trasladar. trae tambiÉn el difusor. la mayorÍa de las personas pagaron $399 se los conseguÍ con 87% de descuento. karla: aprovechen! aleyda: chicas, las que han sufrido para remover sus bellos en la cara, le tengo la soluciÓn perfecta. removedor de bello laser, diseÑado para todo tipo de piel. debilita el vello despuÉs de 3 a cuatro tratamientos. vemos resultados desde el primero. lo utilizas una vez a la semana por 12 semanas y luego una sola vez al mes.la mayorÍa de la persona paga $159. por tiempo limitado, sÓlo para ustedes, solamente en $59,99. otro buen regalo para la navidad. karla:y esta? aleyda:mira esta belleza, vaporizador facial terapÉutico. es tendencia en redes sociales. enriquece las molÉculas del agua ayudando que el vapor te limpie mÁs profundamente. look mÁs fresco y nos ayuda a que puedan penetrar mejor. tambiÉn incluye esta diadema para poner alrededor de nuestro cabello y poder hacer nuestro spa en casa. todo i

dani el decorador. ¡decora los pasillos con papel de impresora!r ejemplo una de las cosas que siempre he dicho , es que yo, y esto lo aprendo, es que hay que trabajar en equipo, nosotros como seres humanos tenemos que vivir en comunidad, no podemos trabajar solos, incluso hasta la comida que nos comemos a diario, siempre hay alguien que hace posible que sÉ en la mesa, y creo que puede una cosa que hay que aprender a trabajar en equipo para poder llegar. raÚl: y tantos chicos y chicas dicen, ¿deberÍa en alistame?, y yo digo sÍ. >> han pasado mucho las cosas los Últimos aÑos, por ejemplo el caso de vanessa guillier, muchas personas me decÍan, y simi quiere entrar al army, y como latinas mamÁ nos va a dar tiempo, y yo le decÍa, usted tiene que seguir el dueÑo de su hijo, sea quiera estar en el army o no. si su hijo tiene el sueÑo de ufrn de enlistan en una, y que si ocurre algo tiene la oportunidad de hablar su hija, y ahora estÁs aquÍ porque univisiÓn tiene esta divisiÓn, hÁblanos un poco de ella, ¿y qÉe pretenden? >> estoy feliz y honrada que empre

dani el decorador. ¡decora los pasillos con papel de impresora!ado algo muy especial sobre las frases de carmelita. >> parece chiquilla pero boquetona. mi mamÁ nos decÍa por cariÑo gordita. reportera: ella es carmen salinas, una mujer transparente, empÁtica y muy autÉntica, que aunque ha vivido el dolor de perder a su hijo pedrito, nunca la capacidad de amar y proteger, como lo hizo con frida sofÍa. >> en lo que yo te pueda ayudar, cuentas conmigo, con el amor de una vieja que perdiÓ un hijo de 37 aÑos por el cÁncer, pero por favor, dÉjame darte todo ese cariÑo que me faltÓ darle a mi hijo. guadalupe: algunos alamÁn por eso, productora de la marca obra "aventurera", en la que hacÍa aÚn es que es polÍtico. >> estuvimos en la protesta de carlos salinas, no era nada mÍo, incluso Él me decÍa tÍa carmen. guadalupe: fue diputada, y asÍ bromeÓ el despedirse del cargo que ocupÓ desde 2015 a 2018. >> quiero tener maestros que me enseÑen a robar, a tomar, a hacer corrupta, que me enseÑe a dormir sin que se den cuenta. reportera: con 68 aÑos de trayectoria,

dani está ahorrando en grande al hacer las compras festivas en amazon.le hizo el go found me no le dio el dinero. le digas me mienta para que se defendieran y cÁmaras. reportera: cÁmaras corporales que pueden grabar entre cuatro horas y ocho horas. fue atacado una Última vez la cÁmara lo evitÓ. >> Ángeles . nunca los habÍa mirado conocido a travÉs de esta situaciÓn. sentÍ el apoyo de las personas que me rodean. reportera: no son sÓlo clases de defensa personal, tambiÉn ha repartido cÁmaras y gas pimienta, ademÁs, personal de seguridad. ¿de dÓnde sacas los fondos? >> de mi dinero. ha salido un poco caro. por eso ahorita voy a pedir donaciones... la gente que quiere ayudar... reportera: la policÍa del condado de los Ángeles reportÓ un aumento de cientos por ciento de la Última dÉcada en los casos de robo de amenazas a vendedores ambulantes. solamente en el condado de los Ángeles se han registrado 10,000 vendedores ambulantes, pero seguramente la cifra ha sido mucho mayor. ellos dicen que por cada vendedor registrado, hay dos vendedores sin permiso. de acue

our view is that actually the forward manus: it is bloomberg daybreak: europe with manus cranny and dani burger. back to glasgow. carbon pricing topped the agenda for the day. former president barack obama imploring nations to work together. >> we are nowhere near where we need to be at. for starters, despite the progress paris represented, most countries have failed to meet the action plans they set six years ago. dani: our next guest believes that pricing carbon is the single most important thing we can do to address global warming. joining us now. i do want to start with this basic idea. why is having a global carbon market crucial to reaching our climate goals? >> as you have said, we think pricing carbon is perhaps the single most effective thing we can do. it is not the only thing we can do. we need to change agriculture protect forests. pricing carbon has systemic effects, so it changes behavior. manus: good morning to you, eron . today kicks off the debate on carbon trading in glasgow. give our audience a sense of where that market is right now and what needs to be done to make i

. >> que dios te bendiga tim y dani, cÓmo te extraÑo. lo adoro, no sabes cuÁnto.