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the duck part _ in -- the us election goes? the duck part has — in -- the us election goes? —— the us election goes? tue: duck part has to be in —— the us election goes? tte: duck part has to be done for a number of reasons. first, is financial stability problems, there could be defaults on the local governments. so china has to do that independently of these elections. however, this is not good news for the market. why? because the market is expecting a growth enhancing stimulus, meaning consumption driven. clearly, this will not create any growth. it is very necessary, but it is not growth enhancing. so i would say this is something china had to do anyway and this is a good opportunity because the market is not watching. will trump win the elections, i do think they will announce more than just cleaning up, they will probably come up with some measures to show the market china can withstand high tariffs, import tariffs from trump. bangladesh has stepped — tariffs from trump. bangladesh has stepped up _ tariffs from trump. bangladesh has stepped up the _ tariffs from trump.

duck has a lot of fat, almost equal to pork. yeah. >> got it. so that's is it dark duck meat or.om the lake. so it's from the legs. >> tender dark flavorful. >> so when it comes to making these dishes and also the drinks that go along with it, what was your vision when you started this place? >> oh, god. it was so long ago. we had an idea to bring something to san leandro that i don't think had been done in town and still hasn't been done. we try and use the highest quality ingredients, whether it's our cocktails, liquor or our food, and try to give the best we can to all our guests right. >> and i and i do think that san leandro is a good town, but it's a good working class town. absolutely. a lot of places there. but now some of the people moving in who are moving in from places like oakland and san francisco are used to that, and you're giving them that craft drinks, too, correct. >> we try and do the best quality. we can with everything's freshly squeezed juice every morning. yeah, we try to give everybody the best that we can, so they continue to come back and support us. >>

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the ducks? >> oh, the oregon ducks. >> okay?a lot of duck fans, a lot of ducks in our family. 11--- they are undefeated. >> yes. number one in the country. they got washington. do you have a prediction on that one? >> oregon. and then the bills on sunday. >> okay, okay, all right, matt, thank you. >>> all right, so, after the break, the plan who actually -- look at this. punches this million dollar art insulation of a banana taped to the wall did the only thing that you can do with something like this. what? we are going to show you when we come back. make banana bread? yum . >>> can't believe i am going to ask you this but it is there. matt, what is the most expensive piece of fruit you ever eaten? >> -- [indiscernible] >> how about a $6 million banana. >> i did that once >> yeah, right. >> you might of seen this. just a banana duct taped to a wall. it sold for how much, matt? $6 million. just that last week with the duct tape there. what are you supposed to do with the new $6 million banana. the man who bought it, he ate it. t

it will tack -- impact the lame duck, leadership races.ake us through really quickly why this is the case. >> is a very real world which california in the house. five -- seven seats will come down to two or three percentage points either way. california has arocess of mail and voting. takes a long time to count the ballots. 2020 to one of the most contested races was 500 votes was not signed until late november early september. we were coming down to as election experts tell us either five vote republican majority o five in the democratic majory that could mn the difference in california races. we might not know exactly with the makeup is for a week or week and a half. none. >> if they win new york at the pick up a seat in alabama. they pick up a seat in louisiana. let said that it knocked off they hold a michin seats. they may not need california. california might be icing on the cake. but if republicans are in the mix and i think california will become the deciding factor. oxidant thing to watch for on election night i there's a number o

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one of choice has become a lame duck chancellor. at a time when germany needs strong political leadership, more than never, the economy is struggling. society is divided. europe's heavy weight has come to a hold, including in foreign policy. that's especially better for ukraine. whether it's too big, a supporter of the us and germany are stuck in a power vacuum. it's war against russia continues to escalate. on to the point we ask germany's downfall kind of new government turn things around the welcome to this weeks to the point in time. so yet again, it's good to have you with us. let's meet today's guests, which i like who's not is d w as chief political editor here in berlin. felix me is a jo economics editor at germany's in soup darcia title game. and melinda crane is a journalist moderator and political analyst specialized in the us. and of course, anyone who paid attention will have recognized melinda as a familiar face here on to the point of a long time host of to show it's so good to have you with us. now on the other side

the ducks? >> oh, the oregon ducks. >> okay?lot of duck fans, a lot of ducks in our family. 11--- they are undefeated. >> yes. number one in the country. they got washington. do you have a prediction on that one? >> oregon. and then the bills on sunday. >> okay, okay, all right, matt, thank you. >>> all right, so, after the break, the plan who actually -- look at this. punches this million dollar art insulation of a banana taped to the wall did the only thing that you can do with something like this. what? we are going to show you when we come back. make banana bread? yum (♪♪) guests? ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with click & collect and more. (father & mother) ikea mom? (♪♪) herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends, our sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate to boost hair health. without the salon naturals price tag. herbal essences. [♪♪] withoudid you know,aturals serums are concentrated with powerful ingredients to visibly improve your skin? try olay super serum. for five powerf

it will impact the lame duck, leadership races, take us through veryrs quickly why thiss the case? are very or real world in which california is deciding the fate and the house. five -- seven seats there that will come down to probably two or three percentage points either way. california has mail in voting it takes a very long time to count the ballots. last cycle in 2020 to one of the most contested races which was 500 votes, that was not decidede until late november early december. if we are coming down to as election experts tell us most likely five vote republican majority or five vote democratic majority that could be the difference in the california race. we might not of the makeup is for a week or week and a half. >> and was at the democratic wave. if they went to new york they pick up a seat in alabama. they pick up a seat in louisiana. they hold eight michigan seat. california might be icing on the cake. but if the republicans are in the i mix, i think california wl become the deciding factor. >> another thing to watch for for you guys on electionng night there's a number

and does— now kind of seen as lame ducks. and does it _ now kind of seen as lame ducks.ing — effectiveness of what they are hoping for? naturally stormers and asked it definitely puts it on the — and asked it definitely puts it on the forefront of the battle here — on the forefront of the battle here -- _ on the forefront of the battle here. —— keir starmer is for that— here. —— keir starmer is for that has— here. —— keir starmer is for that has the potential to put pressure on other nations to follow — pressure on other nations to follow suit. what were looking at now — follow suit. what were looking at now at _ follow suit. what were looking at now at trump who has not made — at now at trump who has not made any— at now at trump who has not made any of his policies and beliefs — made any of his policies and beliefs on global warming and refuting — beliefs on global warming and refuting its existence, he hasn't _ refuting its existence, he hasn't made that a secret. it'll— hasn't made that a secret. it'll be _ hasn't made that a secret. it'll be interesting to see if he

known that sometimes lame ducks can quack, even quack-quack.ement certain policies. some of the most controversial modern pardons came in lame duck periods. clinton pardoning fugitive investor mark rich, bush pardoning his own aides over iran-contra, and that brings us to president biden, who is taking lame duck actions, winning a push to put more judicial nominees on the bench. he won senate confirmation of about five nominees you see here, democrats making the progress, while republican senators did not show up for the votes. overall, biden is now pretty close to trump's total confirmed judicial confirmations there. it was smooth sailing in part because republican senators like ted cruz skipped the vote so they could get more facetime with trump and musk at an event. that has some republicans fuming. vice president-elect vance, still technically a senator, says he was busy doing transition work, so he couldn't vote. this is a relatively minor example of a still broader question facing the trump administration. for all the bluster or the big n

we have a laugh sholtes as a lame duck. but of course, to abide in many ways is also a lame duck. and that is a problem because what happens now in ukraine, we'll certainly affect the terms upon which any negotiations could be carried out. therefore, the fact that europe is not in a position to fill and it gaps from the u. s. is problematic for ukraine. and we also know that this time is money and that the production of weaponry is impossible to fulfill in a short amount of time. or let's say that us does somehow stop delivering arms or reduce the arms deliveries to ukraine. um, how long would it take for europe to even be able to continue to provide support from an industrial perspective? well, that's a difficult question. it will definitely be the new board definitely will not keep up until uh for, for this winter. for sure. the good news is a bind still in power until january and the money you for all the i'm a he, he promised to ukraine this at the moment of still deliver, we don't know what's happening after january, but you live by no chance this will be can will be able to

that is great. >> i love listening to the duck. makes you happy. yes it does.ve a new quarterback on sunday in green bay. >> yes. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan i'm a brock purdy can't play. so it's going to be brandon allen making his very first start at quarterback for the 49 ers in a game. they really need to win allen on his does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. casino. >> good evening. the task just got a lot tougher for the 40 niners sunday in green bay. no brock purdy, no nick bosa. that means longtime backup brandon allen will make his first start as a niner. purdy shoulder is still sore. he can't go. allen hasn't started a game since 2021 with the bengals. allen, 32 years old, was the third string qb last year. now in a starting role in a game, the five and five niners desperately need to win to keep their playoff hopes alive. >> i feel very comfortable in the offense. i'm definitely going bac

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. >> what are you anticipating from democrats in the lame-duck session? >> we have to finish the year and that always involves a conversation between senator schumer and myself as to how i would wrap it up into those conversations haven't started yet. >> a week before the election your biography was released and included a lot of sharp criticisms of president trump. >> i'm not here to do a book review this morning. >> next week your colleagues will choose the next majority leader. what should they take away from last night when they vote for the next leader. what sure year -- should your colleagues take for the next leader. >> candidate quality is essential nine think we have the best candidates anywhere yesterday. >> you been in the situation with narrow majorities in the house and senate, how challenging is it going to be to keep the republican party together if you end up with full control? >> you are a student of history. since the senate became popularly elected, my party is never had more than 55. democrats had massive majorities in the 1930's, duri

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>> appropriations and other lame-duck priorities? >> well, i think getting our worked on which no matter who has been a majority, we have not done that well for quite a while. deciding how to spend a discretionary money that we have, which is not a very big part of what we spend every year anymore, is really important. i would hope we would put a greater priority than the current senate has on doing the basic work of government which is deciding how much to spend and getting it done as close to regular order as possible. >> i was hoping you could compare the 2017 tax cuts and job cuts as stanchion -- extension republicans are pursuing out of the bush tax cut? what is the republican position? >> i can speak for most senate republicans. we thought it was a huge success. it produced more revenue than last. -- than less. i am sure virtually all of us would like to see most of that extended. ok. i think we're through. [laughter] good luck to you all. i enjoyed talking to you. it was a hell of a good day. thanks a lot. [indistinct reporter

lots of ducks just to name a few all right. time for a look at our forecast as we look live at the pretty night. but gale says it's going to get to rainy and chilly. yes. >> first comes the rain and then the cooler temperatures. we are waiting for this cold front too, make its way to the bay area. it's looking or at the coast. so maybe may see raindrops in the north coast for now. >> so let's time out this rain for you and that this looks to be more beneficial rain here, but it will impact your morning commute according to the future cast model here. >> so this is right now you could see the high resolution model, some raindrops in santa rosa and maybe some drizzle in san francisco, but definitely some cloud cover. and it looks like that activity lingers overnight. so this is 06:00am now towards 07:00am. you can see that system moving southward. so you could see some wet roads in san francisco. san mateo fremont concord. and then this is 11:00am more widespread rain here from the santa rosa all the way to the south bay and mayb

it's not even if he's a lame duck and it seems that the main purpose was really to signal to the jam. and i'd like to read more germans up being questioning germany support for kids with the economy struggling and ukraine on the back foot on the battlefield. thousands turned out for this ballot and rally against weapons deliveries. last month until now jim and a to crane has been substantial. with only the wes providing more with snap elections now set for february. and schultz is social democrats headed for defeat the shot and slipped. maybe hoping that is new winning this to, to, to put in for when back. those is shelters. overcharge of food. here comes the days after us president elect donald trump called what appears the landscape. earlier we asked the w correspondent rebecca readers and 2 of how hopeful ukrainian officials were that american support will continue with the incoming us administration. there seems to be 2 schools of sold and 2 series because nobody knows exactly what the 2nd trump trump presidency is going to look like. certainly not means of either ukraine, russia

period before he becomes president. fine lame-duck period before he becomes president.- lame-duck periodpresident. one of the things people have said - becomes president. one of the things people have said over. things people have said over the years is that in the previous administration there were people likejohn kelly his chief of staff, adults in the room the phrase used, this time concern about perhaps the guard rails being off. concern about perhaps the guard rails being off-— rails being off. they will be fewer so-called _ rails being off. they will be fewer so-called adults - rails being off. they will be i fewer so-called adults around fewer so—called adults around him restraining him in the early years. they all fell by the wayside pretty soon. the difference this time is that he has learnt about this and he will have his supporters and his allies in key positions. you will tell people vary because he thinks they are good at theirjob. counter to that is the rest of the world is understood that too. the rest of the world has realised, they know they have four years of dealing wi

it's a lame duck with regards to peace negotiations. but it has always been the case that there has been states and cities within the us that say that they want to keep committing to copper reduction goals, despite what the federal government does. and they will look at, you know, investing and making sure that they are looking at renewables, which, you know, is really important to make us competitive against countries like china and europe, etc. it's so those commitments will stay in place with, with the states. anyway, thank you. for that to at least the district permits report at least eligible and i set you up to date of next on dw, to the points, talks about an academic violence against women. i'll be back up until the, the, the, to the point. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. according to the you in every 10 minutes to women is cute. no country or community is unaffected. on to the point we are discussing, widens again. is it an epidemic? no one cares about. to the point. next, on d, w. rodolfo has a drea

it would make fun paid advertising campaigns for being and duck duck go. do not think they would not only deter google from continuing to invest in ovations if they have to share, but they are so extreme they are like prescribing a limb amputation because the patient has a hangnail. caroline: the arguments that you make are very clear and we are therefore trying to play devils advocate. me as a consumer, what any of this be good for me as a consumer if indeed google is forced to open up or any parts of the ideas coming from the doj a remedy? adam: i think the vast majority of people want search engines to work and to answer questions for them and one of the things that i think is interesting is that the ai layer that google is building is a direct response to the success of chatgpt. we saw a news report that openai will build its own browser. these remedies would take direct aim. it would not allow google to put in ai generated results into its search results. i do think that would be a direct violation of the consumer welfare standard, which has really be

they call lame-duck presidency -- interim time?— -- interim time?m time? you would think this is a _ -- interim time? you would think this is a very - -- interim time? you would think this is a very small - think this is a very small window of opportunity that the biden administration would take advantage of, but i think given how the is really right has been very much empowered by the election of president—elect trump, it's very unlikely that we will see any kind of cease—fire talks moving forward, whether it's in gaza or lebanon. so, we are hearing mixed messages because israeli officials are saying we want to hand trump a victory, but others are noting that we've told the administration we want told the administration we want to move forward and finish the deal as soon as possible. at the next 72 hours will be critical because that is when will he hear back from hezbollah on where they stand on this proposal. there are a lot of reports that do not cast and optimistic lot of reports

hot ducks on that forcing also comes to engage in labor. so that they can earn money and they can pay taxes. and this is why we find, for example, in the 1900, we find the funds by 30000000000, which is a banyan that is led by this who bought the chief amongst all just who is believed that of that rebellion for purposes of saying that we do not want to pay taxes in the same. yeah, the 1900s are very active. yes. we see during that video, jones to language in what is present the malawi on its own for land, where he was himself a need just leader and had been going to school says we do not want to pay taxes. i didn't did. it is instructive that today when you see them allows you flush out, it is the image of joining through them with that you find there because of his contribution to this struggle for independence. but apart from that, there was also some pretty cool. is this done, which we don't talk about somebody like him, but at least our don't have the actress in the present day, the democratic republic of congo was a past sunday who cla

i think lame duck term, that term we use. >> at least until midterms. no doubt., very important. for trump/thune, it's a test for him. some of his members, some of the members of the senate conference probably won't run again. i think on the individual members like the susan collins and lisa murkowski and others, know, they are not likely to change what they've done and their sort of record in view of the senate, because donald trump is president. >> right. >> majority's not huge. three seats is not -- >> certainly more than four that could buck him on it, but also most of these people will be confirmed easily. and most are terrific picks and the senate republicans will praise them and come to their aids. i think a couple of flashpoints shouldn't overshadow trump's assembled a pretty qualified group. >> if we could but matt gaetz a couple of flashpoints. he's going to -- department of justice. significant flashpoint. anyway, president biden is vowing a return to the u.s. tradition of peacefully transferring power. he hosted president- elect trump at the white hou

that's going to a correspond nicholas hockey's in the capital duck up for us. so polls have, have opened. nicholas took you through what's at stake? flow 8. you post them just open just moments ago. you can see people have started chewing up. this is an important election. we were here during the presidential election in april and we so long lines of people really out there to try to provoke change. but this election is less about the parliament, but more to give power to a was prime minister. we spend sancho and the young present by whom jim i find to implement the changes that he had promised during the presidential election. and joining me now is julia sonya, who we had met during the last presidential election. you were here voting for the 1st time has come back again. why is this parliamentary election so important to you? hi, um, yeah, this one is very important because we want to make sure that the system is buried. and for that we need to be strong and to follow man. what do you mean with the system being buried? yes, we have no. this before is that we

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axios laid out what biden can do as a lame duck president, in fact. it includes u.s. projects, confirming biden's federal judge nominees and energy and climate projects. what do you think his priorities are at this point, antoine? >> the president's priority. leaving the united states in the best possible position to succeed going forward and the peaceful transfer of power will happen and he will give donald trump a playbook from the lens in which he served for four years. that is tradition. joe biden is a tradition-type man and i don't think anything is wrong with that. i think there are issues where they have disagreements. biden and trump. the president is going to talk from the lens he sees fit and will lead from that until he is no longer the president of the united states. >> harris: you are right. that would be the tradition. alexa. >> i don't think donald trump needs any playbook from president biden. i think the american people overwhelmingly rejected that and they are tired of seeing dollars and money and billions of dollars going overseas to ukraine and not

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governor, i hope you got some ducks this morning. my husband is an avid duck hunter as well.to move on to the ceasefire in israel. we know there has been this israel/hezbollah ceasefire. political play bbook says the belief in biden world is one ceasefire would pave the way for another. do you see a ceasefire with hamas on the horizon? >> i think they're half right. they certainly are funded by the same source. that's the iranian government. unfortunately it's the biden administration that empowered iran with money that they used to make it possible so that hamas, hezbollah, and the houthis could all launch attacks, particularly on destroying israel. when hezbollah says we're going to have a ceasefire, good. quite frankly, the idf need some time to regroup and reconstitute. they're exhausted from having to fight wars on both the northern and southern fronts. and they've been doing if for over a year. 419 days. but also never forget that hezbollah started this attack on israel. israel didn't attack them, they attacked israel. on october the 8th, the day after the massacre outs

lame-duck joe biden about to start world war iii.ee what he is doing in ukraine all of a sudden, what is that all about? we will ask senator rand paul coming up on kudlow. ♪ i will prevent world war three. very easy i will prevented. we cannot have world war three. we are very, very stupid people running our country. i'm actually worried about three months, they are still there. >> all of his worries are now coming true. joining us now is rand paul. welcome back to the show. joe biden has become mr. ballmer throwing cruise missiles into russia. putin himself is now recalibrating his nuclear defenses and nuclear standards. this strikes me as utter insanity, senator, paul. >> anyone you talk to about this for saying it is at a stalemate from the generals in ukraine to the russian side to our state department, they admit that it is at a stalemate. the good thing about it means negotiation might be around the corner. when you start lobbying missiles a couple miles into russia, that actually is something that will disrupt and maybe make t