of battle is ebbing and flowing for both sides. united nations forces are dug in along with 120-mil on 10 august after 47 days of fighting in korea the battle in the pusan -- ebbing and flowing for both sides. united nations forces are dug and along the 120 mile perimeter. communist troops still outnumbering ours more than 2 to 1 have thus far failed in their objective to drive un forces into the sea or destroyed them before we can take the offensive. at the southern end of our beachhead task force -- consisting of units of the 25th infantry division the fifth regimental combat team and the first marine brigade are driving towards -- in our first offensive of the war. this counteroffensive throws back the reds were about to launch a major attack only 35 miles from pusan. keyport entire beachhead. southwest of taegu u.s. troops are reducing a communist bridgehead. south of -- u.s. troops are containing another bridgehead. north of weigle on a counterattack by south korean troops pushes communist back across the river. along the nort

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diplomatic solution to the issue because israel was not ready for war as it should be on may the 25th 1967 ebbed went to the states to know the us opinion about their new problem. i've been asked by my government to explore what these governments intend to do in order to reopen this international waterway to a situation. well, i here really to find out what the united states intends to do. lindon b johnson, then president of the united states, told even that he did not want israel to start a war. during this meeting, johnson read hard a secret document to even. the document stated that israel will not be alone unless it decides to go alone. the soviet union said the same words to egypt and urged them not to start a war. practice, however, egypt did start a war by closing the straight of tiran to israel. the commanders in the egyptian war room warned that if they wanted to wait for the attack, the first attack be crippling for egypt, and the chief of staff commented that if they allowed israel to carry out the first attack, they would only fight israel, but if egyptan started attack, in addition

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so now we're left with stories from cnn and others with the moral ebbing equivalency. we've been asking our self et tu for days. hezbollah on the north, iran is threatening israel. israel doesn't have enough people to the fight all these people. it just does not. so let me ask you all a question. we ask the question, what will israel do? let me ask you folks a question, the whole country a question. what will we do in the united states if this were our circumstance? why did iran give 150,000 high tech powerful missiles to hezbollah. they wouldn't have any, but for iran. why? to blow israel's cities off the face of the earth. why did they give tens of thousands of missiles to had hamas, to do what they're doing. iraq could say stop in a second and these guys would stop in their tracks but they won't. we send a negotiating team to iran that includes iranian sympathizers and three individuals reporting to the foreign ministry of iran. we have to take some accountability. i want to ask a question. what does israel do? i'm going to say something that nobody is saying. israe

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ebs out with an interesting note, talking about maybe the fact that burberry is positioning itself in trouble elevated a fashion. the price point is too high for consumers going after its goods. that tells you a lot about where the consumer is right now. the italian 10 year, the market probably feels like it is seeing more action today. does feel better writer, but the action is in fixed income and foreign-exchange. equities yesterday lower, but we are not seeing the whippy action of these other asset classes. alix: once we get that stronger than estimated jolts number, equities are getting hit a little harder. s&p down. we work more immune to a higher yield earlier in the day but maybe not so much now. this looks insane. 10 year yield in canada up by 23 basis points. market playing some catch-up, but none the less, this is a big move, hardly any headline. you had a governor saying there is a risk that companies will keep raising crisis, but 23 bits is big. 30 year, 10 pips. another new cycle high. everyday hitting the highest level since 2007. i feel like i am literally saying that e

if the tensions wind up ebbing somewhat in the next week or two you could see a complete unwind of those. they will probably keep a little flight to quality bid into treasury market and away from other potential asset classes that you might see. one of the caveats to that is things like will be -- people by tips if it affects oil prices with some of the headlines about what is going on in iran. it feels like a lot of people watching this were not alive back then and i remember 1979 and what happened in that period of time when you had middle east shooting up dramatically and that affects oil and confidence and sentiment and the potential political and military responses to some of those things. you can wind up seeing a bigger flight to quality bid if things escalate. alix: i think we them from covid and the ukraine war is some of this shots can be more permanently inflationary. how does the fed look at that? michael: the fed thinks at this point they like to call the neutral rate is then to be higher. we are growing faster and seem to have some productivity increases. that is not around

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right would say, the government is shoving them down our throats, subsidizing them and trying to push ebes so is that working? >> the early stage of any market , need a policy push to get it going. we have seen that was you hit a certain threshold of electric vehicles you can start building back on some of those heavy-handed incentives. then let the market start taking care of itself. i will mention china which in august had 38% of passenger car sales being of the electric variety, that is after they removed a lot of purchase incentive. it seems there is a threshold that can push the market forward. matt: in china, there are over 100 ev producers. that is the supply. what is the demand look like here in the u.s.? a lot of people expected 5% to be the tipping point. i guess you're looking for a 10%. what is the point you could take away, in the state, subsidies totaling almost $10,000 per vehicle, and still expect americans to buy these electric vehicles? andrew: the only clean answer for you there is independence on which segment -- it depends on which segment, which states, the income a

, some of you may remember for that is and call 911 and told what it was and the chicago high-rise, ebsll phone might have taken a little too long and go to the front door and within 37 minutes, like support, artificial heart and lung, i have an extra five or 20 minutes, i don't know but i'm thankful i was able to get into the situation as quickly as i could. >> you wrote in the book in the early hours needed to keep it under wraps from the public and most of thehe people at united, what did everyone think was going on that day? you miss a lot of important meetings. >> on a sidebar, the story goes from doctors and nurses, i don't remember much but i was providing information about numbers and information for people but i can't moderating the something was i i don't have time for this. i had union leaders coming in and have been on the road listening so it was a busy time and because of medical privacy, i was going to the hospital and media was everywhere, it was leaked over the day and rumors began to fly and i incorporate folks and they were not aware of what was happening because i wa

cnbc has been speaking to eb governors at the imf meetings in marrakesh about the policy course. let's head back out to joumanna who's joined by yet another. >> additional shocks we don't see coming, of course. we'll be done. that's my impression. >> everything will go well if that happens. but this thing that's behind it if additional shocks come and about if the information we have proves to be incorrect, we ma i have to hike another time or perhaps two times. and so -- that's also a message given to the market. we're not talking about the first decrease. we're still in the period in which we don't know how long it will take and whether we have to hike more. >> well, let's now head back out to joumanna who's joined by another guest. joumanna. >> i was already to go, julianna. i'm with you. i've got to say you're the first banker i've spoken to. it's early in the week, but it's good to get a banker's perspective. first of all, i want to ask you, i feel standard charter is able to give us a good indication of what's happening on the ground specifically with china. what are you pi

that is true, although i think overall globally what we are seeing is some of that dynamics still ebbing. the u.k. has had its hard-earned circumstances, so to speak, but in a certain sense, we have seen the worst is over for sterling and the lows we saw previously, so we are likely to see some sterling crawl and recover back slowly. i sense that the concern we had previously to sterling is less than it was previously. on euro-dollar itself, we are still maintaining 105 for the year end for euro-dollar, and we think progressively next year, we think the dollar will fade on the euro-dollar goes back to 115 by the end of next year. yvonne: quite a lot of thoughts from claudio piron, sticking around and getting your takes on em and asia coming up. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ fabulous surroundings... but everyone's looking at their phones for financial insights from merrill. is he hailing a ride to the concert hall? no. he's making sure his portfolio and retirement plans work in harmony. they want to adopt a child and build a new home. so they're talking numbers with their merril

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looking at the eb adoption battery electric vehicles would you see in blue cannibalize plug-in hybrid vehicles in yellow pretty early on in the production period. that make sense of plug-in hybrids make more sense as battery costs drop out, but electrics are more competitive. china and europe, the adoption of the electric vehicle is largely policy driven where in india and japan, it is based on economics. that is why there is a wider range of results. by transportation the building sector shows a bout of interesting stories at the regional level. this slide is showing red, cera and commercial delivering energy produconer capita in india. and yet has a significant gdp and populaon incree simplifies the relationship between energy usendncome and service sector growth. disposable income and expanding service sector increases in overall energy use proposed by 2050 relative to -- triples by 2050. of atrocity consumption increases more than any other energy source in residential and commercial sector. that leads us to a shift of renewables and energy demand. -- in energy demd. this is theha

sponsored by the democratic socialists of america of america as for the events this afternoon comments ebotton is there with the very latest. x hi eric. you mentioned thousands gathered here in brooklyn in support of palestinians. this event was promoted on social media has an opportunity to flood the streets for the palestinian authority. we watch that play out straight people join the crowd as the evening continued. right now we are watching people continuing their march down the city streets. people here calling israel a terrorist state it is real existence and occupation. others have chanted to normalized a word which referred to previous palestinian uprisings against israel. the wheels are jails criticizing president joe biden for sending aid to israel. right now there are no counter protesters but a few hours before thousands filled the city street we saw this a truck driving to the intersection displaying photos of the israelis have been kidnapped by hamas the truck driver was booed while leaving the area but with nuts in the vehicle since. there is a sizable number of police offic

today president biden sign answer eb executive order to legalize artificial intelligence.th more. >> it wants to put limits on a and i recollects corral and put the genie back in the bottle and hand out tests, safety tests and they have to report back to the government and they want limits due to privacy, fraud, healthcare and even hiring and they want to make sure ai doesn't lead to racial discrimination and hiring. it covers a huge wide swath of things. look, the slowing and development of ai will be difficult and new report from international data core predicts spending reaching $143 billion in the next four years. listen. >> investment needs to go and govern it and make it responsible. >> meanwhile, google, one of the biggest players in the field responding to ai executive order this morning saying to fox business we're reviewing today's executive order we're confident that our long standing ai responsibility practices will align with its principles. they say we look forward to engaging constructively with government agencies to maximize ai's potential. of course as yo

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standard, what does that do to the other suppliers in that area, the charge points and others, ez go or eb go or whatever? if i'm one of them, i'm getting out of the way. >> it is probably optically negative, but let's not forget we've seen a slowdown in ev demand lastly and a lot of the reasons that consumers have pointed to is a lack of adequate public charging. so honestly, this is a rising tide lift all boats. there is a lot of charging infrastructure that needs to be built in this country and we think that there is probably space for everybody. >> interesting. all right. fantastic. >> and so tempted to ask you about the latest on the strike front. any comment there? we were talking so much about tesla. and it comes at the time the big three are on the back foot. >> yeah, it is interesting. i mean, it is a lot of news. the incremental thing actually was -- interesting stellantis actually postponed their appearance or canceled their appearance to ces, which i found interesting talking about uaw, that is in january. and then gm canceled it kcmd wh is supposed to be november 16. so that w

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contract ebbing paoeured setting the stage for what would be the largest health care strike in u.s.. 75,000 kaiser permanente workers in five states threatening to walk off the job this thursday. california, washington, colorado, virginia and washington, d.c. a coalition of unions representing them said it remains far apart with the company on key issues. the workers are seeking pay raises, better pensions and protections against outsourcing. guys, the company said it will continue to negotiate in good faith. >> of course, this is not the only strike making news. we know the hollywood writers strike ended, but production cannot resume on shows and movies until the actors strike is resolved. what's the latest? >> the actors went on strike back in july. they haven't been to the bargaining table with the studios since before the strike started. the end of the writers strike last week was certainly a good sign so they return to the bargaining table today and hopefully will have a much better idea of how close they really are to getting a deal done soon. linsey? >> so many people hoping

in another village, we saw video of people using heavy equipment like an ebbing excavator.mbulances to the region. the u.n. has said to prepare for the death toll to rise even higher. this is one of the deadliest earthquakes to hit the region in decades. >> just devastating. thank you very much. now the rescue effort for israeli hostages captured by hamas. at least 100 people are being held. foreign correspondent james longman is live in tel aviv. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. we're in a facility that has been set up for the families of those missing. israel has never seen casualties like this, the number of missing. with the ground invasion of gaza looming, fears for hostages are growing. >> she just wants her to come home back safe and sound. >> reporter: in this video circulating online, young recruits can be seen bloody and bound being driven by hamas militants into gaza. sasha tells me what it was like seeing her sister in the video. >> first i saw this. i didn't think it was her and swiped next. her face was there. she was screaming. we

i think the big street protests may have and, but -- have ebbed, but there have been quiet protests fromularly young women, and narges has organized movements from inside prison. it represents think the courage of all the women in iran who continue to fight and i believe will continue to do so in the ways that remain available to them. nick: they continue to fight despite a real, unprecedented crackdown from the government. summer: exactly and i think that's part of why the mass protest have decreased to some extent, there were enormous numbers of arrests, including preemptive arrests just before the anniversary of mahsa amini's death. we know the regime feels threatened by these movements. they are doing everything they can to crack down on them but i think that resistance isn't going away. nick: it continues this week, as we reported there was an incident on a subway train where a 16-year-old girl -- you can see this -- was dragged out of the train in a coma. activists believe that is how she ended up because she was not wearing a hijab. what has been the response to that incident? sum

and she came out looking like a star in a denim dress by eb denim.io: sydney recreated taylor's $500 dress for under $70 total. our model is wearing this adorable corset top and skirt combination from amazon. so we have this adorable skort mini skirt right here that has shorts underneath. and taylor even accessorized her outfit with a "bejeweled" accessory moment, really stepping into her hit. we have this adorable crystal bag with matching platform heels. paparazzi: taylor. what's up, y'all? mario: taylor's good friend, blake lively, is just as stylish, and she was spotted out with taylor in this patterned maxi skirt. and sydney found a similar one for $17 from walmart. sidney: we are pairing the skirt, just like blake had, with a cute, little cropped knit top, in a nice camel shade, as well as that tweed blazer. our jacket right here, from amazon for $36, even has little elbow pads, which gives it that suede effect that blake had on her jacket. blake wore this incredible pair of suede knee-high boots, which is truly the trendy boot of the moment. b

q3 sales topping estimate, ebs of 20 cents, better than the 20 cents expected now the street is turning a bit bullish. stiefel got ahead of the move yesterday, upgraded to buy based on positive commentary based on digital ads, mostly from amazon. b of a goes to buy saying pinterest has a leg up on the competition with better expense attrition. for more on the quarter, let's get to our senior media and tech correspondent, julia boorstin who joins us with the ceo. hi, julia. >> hi, carl. i'm joined by bill ready, the ceo of pinterest thank you for joining us today on the heels of these better-than-expected results i want to start off with that top line-up side what was the key factor that accelerated revenue growth faster than anticipated? >> it's really two-fold. on the one hand with users we're finding our best product fit in years. we've hit an all-time high on monthly active users the core of the product driving more engagement, more relevancy for users is working we're flowing that through to the ad platform where we're driving more clicks, conversions for our ad partners as users ar

spies inside the dod and state department so it's going to be tough but we've got to keep this from ebbinga broader war or that could be -- that could undo a lot of the hard work that was done particularly in the previous administration. maria: yeah. it sure was. the abraham accords suggested we were going to see peace in the middle east until the biden administration reversed the abraham accords. general, you just mentioned secretary of state antony blinken, it's extraordinary to me that virtually everybody we have spoken with reiterates that iran is behind hamas and fueling hamas' aggression and yet here is what the secretary of state said this weekend. watch this. >> in this moment, we don't have anything that shows us that iran was directly involved in this attack and planning it or carrying out but that's something we're looking at very carefully and we've got to see where the facts lead but we do know that iran's had a long relationship with hamas. maria: general, we know that the administration has been all weekend trying to defend freeing up $6 billion to iran saying that it has no

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steve kerr said eb ramping it up this weekend.e on the practice court on tuesday. get in some work in. >> now get this. this will be the 12 season. steph. draymond and klay have been teammates time has flown. no other trio in the nba comes close to that and really you don't see anyth ng like that anymore in the nba. it's been a long, successful ride. 43 and steph curry was reflective on tuesday about just after practice is 3rd. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for so and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounce around the and what their experience has been different places and always make a know, i think about that. so it's nice to be able toesay that obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain variables from ear to ear of just familiarity and cover ability and how we do things here. and it's a lot of time spending with no certain people say that have that type respect and appreciation. >> already, that's your look

steve kerr said eb ramping it up this weekend. some work in. >> now get this. this will be the 12 season. steph. draymond and klay have been teammates time has flown. no other trio in the nba comes close to that and really you don't see anything like that anymore in the nba. it's been a long, successful ride. 43 and steph curry was reflective on tuesday about just after practice is 3rd. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for so long. and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounce around the league and what their experience has been different places. and always micah know, i think about that. so it's nice to be able to say that obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain variables from ear to ear of just familiarity and cover ability and how we do things here. and it's a lot of time spending with, you know, certain people say that i respect and appreciation. >> already, that's your look at sports. just like appreciate t

steve kerr said eb ramping it up this weekend.. draymond and klay have been teammates time has flown. >> no other trio in the nba comes close to that and really you don't see anything like that anymore in the nba. it's been a long, successful ride. 43 and steph curry was reflective on tuesday about just after practice is 3rd. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for so and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounce around the league and what their experience has been in different places and dollars. micah know anything about that. so it's nice to be able to say that obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain variables from ear to ear of just familiarity and comfort ability and how we do things here. and it's a lot of time spending with, you know, certain people say that have that type respect and appreciation. >> already, that's your look at sports. all right. thank you. coming up, the next hour of the kron, 4 morning n

me start by saying like with other clean technologies like solar panels, china is important in the eb supply chain. vehicles made in china are affordable and of increasing quality. >> i can hear you. >> mr. gopal, we have ask your colleague to go ahead and speak because we cannot hear you so we are trying to correct your technical difficulties. can you hear her speak? >> i can hear. yes. >> ok. when she is finished testifying, we will turn to your testimony. >> thank you. >> so vehicles made in china are affordable, making them attractive to consumers worldwide. the cost of these vehicles undermines supply chain efforts underway in the united states although it could also help advance the elected vehicle adoption worldwide. the consequence policies should take into consideration the trade-off as well as cost competitiveness. i was asked to brief on the industry of china and the manufacturing capacity there combined with increasing international demand to drive certain exports then discuss what the pattern in exports looks like and then international manufacturing on the part chinese c

steve kerr said eb ramping it up this weekend.et in some work in. >> now get this. this will be the 12 season. steph. draymond and klay have been teammates time has flown. no other trio in the nba comes close to that and really you don't see anything like that anymore in the nba. it's been a long, successful ride. 43 and steph curry was reflective on tuesday about just after practice is 3rd. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for solo. and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounce around the league and what their experience has been in different places and dollars. micah know anything about that. so it's nice to be able to say that obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain variables from ear to ear of just familiarity and comfort ability and how we do things here. and it's a lot of time spending with, you know, certain people say that have that type respect and appreciation. >> already, that's your look at sports. a

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saying that like with other lien energy technologies such as solar panels, china's growing apart in the eb supply-chain hedges on its cost advantage. vehicles made in china are affordable of and of increasing quality -- >> i can hear you -- >> we've asked your colleague to go ahead and speak, because we could not hear you. we are trying to correct your technical difficulties. can you hear her speak wax >> i can hear you. i can hear her, yes. >> if you wait until she finishes testifying, then we will turn to your testimony. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> great. so vehicles made in china are affordable and of increasing quality, making them attractive to consumers worldwide. the cost of these vehicles can also undermine the supply chain efforts underway in the united states, although they can also help advance electric vehicle, the electric vehicle adoption worldwide. as a consequence, policies should be taken into consideration the trade-offs as well as constant competitiveness. i will now discuss briefly the seat of the industry in china at our competition in large manufacturing capacity

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this really is the backdrop of slowing growth in eb sales in china, and the question is really, how hasbut that's if they have the winning this in the stomach to defend their market share. also, what happened overnight with tesla with its earnings and sales miss. tesla is there biggest customer. so is there a read across into the impact on that, we will be watching closely. haidi: we do have more to come here on "daybreak asia". this is bloomberg. ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. shery: you're watching "daybreak asia". morgan saw its worst one-day drop since june 2020 after releasing its third-quarter earnings. vonnie quinn joins us now with the latest. where did morgan stanley see the most damage? vonnie: almost 7% drop. we should mention that it actually beat the average analyst estimate, but many, many units suffer declines. for example, wealth management, that was down the fewest inflows since the pandem

let her go, what the hell, just in this time the girl will win, three billboards on the borders of ebing, this is very important. for those who are standing on the stage, thank you very much, to all the teams, thank you, because you played amazingly smoothly, like such a cardiogram, then everyone is fine, then you rest a little, then everything is fine again, but thanks to you, the boomers we looked differently, and we looked at barmi for the first time and they said hello to their favorite film 17 moments of spring, but in general i want to say thank you to kvn, thank you to your governor, this is a real gift for the city’s third anniversary, such a game, so when i looked at you today, i remembered more than once the most popular phrase on the embankment , when you watch such a game, you understand that happiness is just around the corner, thank you for the energy, the joys of life, sergei svetlakov, i want to congratulate my fellow countrymen on this great holiday, anniversary, i want on my own behalf... on my own behalf in a brotherly way to ask for congratulations and my native yekat

your name is j eb. i was going to start with have -- heidi but let's start with jeb. your first reaction has been but also who you think should or should not be the speaker ? >> at the moment i'm not sure why an republican would want to be speaker. felt like we are handing out who was to be socrates. we have two who wish to be speaker. i'm not convinced that we won't necessarily see someone else. i'm not sure i care to get into it who will be best. between steve scalise and jim jordan, i would give the edge to steve scalise. bless his heart. he's been through a lot. he says he's fit. bless him. he has to make that decision. i think some members will question this is a tough job as we've witnessed. he will have to answer those questions. jim jordan obviously the cofounder of the freedom caucus has managed to rub people the wrong way. he's gotten high marks recently for his work on the judiciary committee. i have to tell you if you look at history, it could be the speakership will go to somebody who made not actually want it today. they may want somebody that doesn't wa